Miley Cyrus Hosted Worst SNL Episode in Recent History

Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus Hosted Worst SNL Episode in Recent History

Miley Cyrus had a lot of people speculating about what she would do when she hosted SNL earlier tonight. A well-placed source had reported that Miley would twerk, rip into Sinead O’Conner and possibly even “cross boundaries” because of the late hour of the show. Some fans said she may end up costing the network money because she could perhaps treat the viewing audience to more nudity than we’ve seen already. Instead of pushing limits or crossing boundaries, she hosted the worst episode in recent SNL history.

Firstly, the show was delayed for about a half hour because of a game that ran into overtime. This left fans even more anxious to see what would happen when the episode started. When it finally began we were again treated to Miley’s enormous cow tongue sticking out and she was dressed in her teddy bear outfit from the VMA Awards. Thankfully, her bizarre tongue antics have finally been explained; she said they’re a result of “mini-strokes,” which makes perfect sense since that’s exactly what it looks like when she sticks out her bovine-esque oral appendage.

She then proceeded to appear in a very unfunny skit about a 50 Shades of Grey casting call, doing a bad and boring impression of Scarlett Johannson, which she could not pull off since Scarlett Johannson is a a natural beauty and Miley is a 3 even with makeup.  Miley then gave a humdrum performance of some forgettable song before appearing in an unwatchable skit about cheerleaders being abducted by aliens.

There was a very weird and totally humorless “video” about the government shutdown starring Miley which was a takeoff of her We Can’t Stop video. Many people were undoubtedly pressing the fast forward button, but there was nothing worthwhile to fast-forward to.

Her second song performance was an acoustic version of “We Can’t Stop,” which was at least different than than the norm; some reviewers called it “poignant,” but they are obviously more fond of Ms. Cyrus than the thousands of folks who have been growing increasingly disgusted by her antics.

There were a couple of skits which produced no laughs whatsoever, and it became apparent that Miley Cyrus is no actress. The show mercifully ended with the cast hugging and congratulating Miley. There was no twerking, no ripping up any pictures or ripping on Sinead, no nudity and nothing controversial whatsoever. Miley was also dressed a lot more conservatively than she has been in recent performances.

There’s one caveat to this dreadful review, though, and that’s the fact that the lackluster epiosde wasn’t entirely Miley’s fault. In fact, the new cast members were not very good at all, and were so unfunny that they seemed to be dragging the rest of the more seasoned cast member down with them. The show, overall, might be in trouble. So, while Miley Cyrus hosted the worst episode in recent SNL history, it was only partially because she gave us her normal talentless offerings.

By: Rebecca Savastio

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25 thoughts on “Miley Cyrus Hosted Worst SNL Episode in Recent History

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  3. No one is bitter. The entire show stunk period. I used to like Miley. She was all out terrible on Sat. Night. The other cast members were terrible, the writing was terrible.it was downright boring. Big deal they r talking about her today. You can keep her. SNL used to be great satire…..it just plain sucks.

  4. Anyone who says this episode is funny and she did a good job is crazy or they really like Miley. My dislike for the scum that is Cyrus aside. That was the single most horrible comedy of any sort that I have ever seen. I agree with the reviewer that it wasn’t all Mileys fault. The writers and the new cast members are apparently awful. The one skit where they were all in high school talking made me want to pull my eyes out. That girls voice wasn’t funny just severely annoying. My god was that terrible. Seriously I dont care how much you like Miley Cyrus nobody in the world could have seen what i just witnessed and say that it was awesome or even remotely good. Something is getting in the way of your judgement.

  5. Miley is fun, she looked great, sounded decent, and it was a pretty funny episode!!! I dont understand why people unload all there crap and hate on her, she understands the entertainment bussniess and is definatly doing it right!!!

  6. Why didn’t you just say “I don’t like Miley Cyrus” and saved yourself the effort of writing a review? This was total non-sense. You don’t like her, therefore her songs are forgettable and she’s not a good actress? What you need to do is give legitimate reasons why. Why was one sketch boring? Has it been done before on the show? Is the parody/spoof redundant or tired? Is it relevant/topical or not? I don’t understand why I need to provide you with a basic knowledge of criticism.

    Also, are you a 15 year old high school student?

    “She then proceeded to appear in a very unfunny skit about a 50 Shades of Grey casting call, doing a bad and boring impression of Scarlett Johannson, which she could not pull off since Scarlett Johannson is a a natural beauty and Miley is a 3 even with makeup.”

    This is an empty criticism and childish jab at nothing. Her impression wasn’t funny because you don’t find her pretty? Why is this relevant to the review?

    Hate Miley Cyrus all you want, but do it for the right reasons and then explain those reasons. Calling her a bad actress who isn’t pretty does nothing for your readers and even less for your credibility.

    Please tell me you’re not getting paid for this writing gig. My heart couldn’t handle that.

    1. Actually, she wasn’t funny, period. I liked her country music, so y’know I don’t hate her n stuff. But the episode was friggin boring and registered the worst audience data ever. Not surprisingly, I got sleepy while watching it. She’s NOT doing it right. She’s not a good actress (c’mon, look at her performance, look at the range of her expressions for god’s sake) She’s just another clown to laugh at, and she doesn’t realize it yet.
      BTW pulling the age card isn’t a good criticism either.
      Your heart is pretty weak, you may want to get that checked.

      1. “Actually, she wasn’t funny, period.”

        Comedy is subjective – which is fine. But why wasn’t she funny?

        “But the episode was friggin boring and registered the worst audience data ever. Not surprisingly, I got sleepy while watching it. She’s NOT doing it right.”

        So she wasn’t funny because it made you sleepy. Okay fine. I won’t touch that one. And also, what “audience data” are you talking about? Either provide a source, or a statistic accompanied by its source, or don’t mention it. Look: Audience data proves that this was the best episode of Saturday Night Live in its history. Did I just prove my point to you? No, because it’s a meaningless statement.

        “She’s not a good actress (c’mon, look at her performance, look at the range of her expressions for god’s sake) She’s just another clown to laugh at, and she doesn’t realize it yet.”

        Like comedy, enjoying her acting style is completely subjective. I can’t argue if you don’t think she’s a good actress. I don’t even think she’s a particularly skilled actress, but your justification for this opinion is ludicrous. She’s a clown to laugh at because she went on SNL and played comedic roles? Poked fun at herself and the attention she’s receiving? Or just because she dresses abnormally and does “zany” things? With this criteria, isn’t any pop star a clown?

        “BTW pulling the age card isn’t a good criticism either.”

        I think it was clear I wasn’t pulling any age card. This reviewer is (presumably) an adult who has a paid job writing for this publication. What this reviewer wrote was shallow and lazy, akin to how a teenager might snipe back at a fellow teenager in a moment of anger. Think: “Well, you’re ugly!” Wait, that’s exactly what Rebecca Savastio did! She basically wrote a piece that, in part, called out Miley for being ugly, which makes her not funny.

        Then, in the comments, she goes on to say: “Grown ups also speak their minds without resorting to ad hominem attacks. Ad Hominem attacks indicate a lack of original ideas or anything substantial with which to counter an argument. It was a boring show. See? Now you try to write something similar which counters my argument without resorting to ad hominem attacks. What will you say? That Miley is brilliant and oh-so-talented? She’s not. She is also immature, lacking in grace and refinement, and she sets a terrible example for young girls.”

        Fun, right? Rebecca Savastio calls Miley ugly and then calls out someone who disagrees with her for using “ad hominem” attacks (nice necessary Latin phrase-dropping, by the way). So an adult woman calls out a young pop star for being ugly and then goes around and claims that Miley lacks “grace,” “refinement,” and “sets a terrible example for young girls.” Do I need to point out the hypocrisy of this statement?

        My point is: You can hate Miley Cyrus. I don’t care one way or the other, and I bet she cares even less. She is polarizing and she knows it. However, if you’re supposed to be writing a review of something she does – be it SNL, or an album or whatever – and you’re getting paid for it, then offer some valid, thoughtful criticism and an interesting perspective. Don’t resort to petty name-calling and dismissive, catty comments and confuse it with a valid opinion.

        This is Professional Criticism 101, people.

  7. Surprised when I learned she was to host this wk, I was unimpressed w Miley’s acting/appearance as host.

    Fast fwding a bit after sitting thru the painfully unfunny Girlfriends… talkshow skit & other Miley stuff, I remained hopeful of finding something worthwhile.

    Didn’t see the last half hour bcz my scheduled recording ended, but think it likely we didn’t miss much that followed the skit with Miley +2 boring us with Good Morning anchors, except perhaps more of the Miley Train Wreck that was SNL October 5th. NOT all press is good press.

    Too bad – I had hoped she might redeem herself,
    after shaming herself on VMAs.

  8. Waste of time. No talent Miley, following the steps of Brittany spears and others. Boo snl, you all can do much better then that.

  9. Its funny how two of your sources gave this episodes positive reviews. They only thought a few sketches were bad, but thats how it usually is with SNL. I was disappointed Miley Cyrus was selected to host last night, but it turned out to be a funny episode. And don’t blame the new cast members, its only been two episodes to judge them as “unfunny”. I’ve read negative reviews that actually points out good reasons, but this just makes it seem like you hate the girl.

  10. As a (former) fan of the SHOW, I was disappointed. It wasn’t funny, period. All you M.C. fans can get all upset at me, it doesn’t change the fact that I, and by what I’ve been reading so far, most viewers agree on. Not funny.

  11. Rebecca you sound like an angry old woman, welcome to the 21st century sister. You need to grow up and realize that people in the entertainment business know how to play the game. Grow up and stop projecting your bitterness onto the younger generation. Exceptional hosting job with even better live performances. You sit behind a computer screen and judge. Who’s #Winning??? Not you.

  12. I personally thought it was a good episode. Her musical performances were much better than I anticipated. I still don’t care for her recent attention-getting antics, but I’m sort of glad she is getting some attention, now that I see she’s a fairly competent performer and entertainer. This article and author are clearly biased. Was it the best SNL ever? No. Was it worth watching? Yes. Get over your nastiness, Ms. Savastio. You are the one that is coming across as immature.

  13. What is with you people? The reviewer didn’t like the show. Why would that make her jealous? Jealous of what? You think she wishes she was Miley Cyrus?

  14. This isn’t a review, it’s a diary entry of a bitter middle-school girl who wants attention.

  15. Wow, you are a f**king pig. I thought it was a generation gap between what was funny. But no, you are just a moron.

  16. Wow someone is bitter…it doesn’t matter if a nobody like you hated it. Everyone is still talking about Miley so she wins in the end. It was a great episode, everyone is saying it is better than Tina Fey’s season opener last week. Miley made fun of herself (always the best way to get people to like you again), got a lot of laughs from the audience and most importantly, she showed that she CAN sing. Everyone was expecting more controversy but she made it all about the music here. It is hard to guess what she will do next, which is why everyone will be tuning into the Today show to see her on Monday. This girl is on fire.

  17. @Baby: When insulting someone, it’s really more effective if you know the basic difference between “your” and “you’re.”

  18. Ditto what you just said. It was a great episode. The dork who wrote the review above is the worst . I think your jealous of her fame when all you are is LAME. Ha ha that rhymed.

  19. @Wow: It is a 100% false that I wrote this article “before viewing.” I watched the whole entire show in all of its banal dullness before typing one word. I was not aware that it’s “cool to hate Miley,” and don’t base any of my opinions on what other people think. Grown ups form their own opinions by thinking for themselves which is what I have done here and indeed what I always do. I watched it with an open mind and was unimpressed. Not everything Miley does is golden; far from it. Grown ups also speak their minds without resorting to ad hominem attacks. Ad Hominem attacks indicate a lack of original ideas or anything substantial with which to counter an argument. It was a boring show. See? Now you try to write something similar which counters my argument without resorting to ad hominem attacks. What will you say? That Miley is brilliant and oh-so-talented? She’s not. She is also immature, lacking in grace and refinement, and she sets a terrible example for young girls. She advocates drug use and rarely even sings on-key which has been widely noted by critics and the public alike. She got where she is because of her famous father and not on her own merit. She is not talented and is a poor performer. When her 15 minutes of fame are over it will be a blessing upon the earth and all writers pray for the day when the newest pop tarts we have to write about can actually sing or do something other than flash their vaginas to the camera for attention.

  20. Damn you are one bitter human being. It was a hilarious episode. You can tell by reading this review that you automatically wrote it off before even viewing because it’s so cool to hate Miley. Grow up. The point of a review is to actually look at the material with an open-mind.

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