Scrubbed SNL skit from'98 shows how little things have changed.

[nolabear]

In SPITE of GE's efforts to suppress the skit, it survives in social media.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3JLKw0q4kY

[senseandsensibility]

1. Wow.

SNL is not nearly as cutting edge now, is it? Well, I never watch it anymore but from I hear it isn't. Thanks for posting this.

[stockholmer]

2. K & R, good find! (for the OP)

:hi:

[felix_numinous]

3. K&R

[pacalo]

4. I didn't learn about media conglomeration until after SCOTUS threw down the gauntlet in 2000

that led this country into a "Twilight Zone" marathon. People tend to get curious enough to seek answers when "up" is continuously being reported as "down".

Thanks for the clip, nola!

[Blue_Tires]

11. Yeah, the 1996 TeleCom Act was truly the beginning of the end...

Much of what we despise in today's media was born from that law...

[DirkGently]

5. Excellent.

[PufPuf23]

6. Prescient. Thanks. Humorus but not funny nt

[reggie the dog]

7. that made it to my facebook profile

[a kennedy]

8. kick for the morning crew......

:kick:

[Zephie]

9. K&R. Makes me smile each time I see it.

[slay]

10. SNL has "Conspiracy Theory Rock" pulled from youtube every few months as well

nice to see their stance on censorship hasn't changed. :sarcasm:

It can always be found here if it gets pulled from youtube: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6t515_conspiracy-theory-rock_shortfilms

[nolabear]

12. It's true people have been having varying degrees of difficulty finding it.

Wonder how that works. I have no idea how someone pulls someone else's stuff. I hope they keep reposting it, though. It is indeed humerous, but not funny.