But because I love you — yes, you — I’ve made it just a little more accessible. Enjoy.
Despite being relatively forgotten, this episode has introduced a lot of key phrases to my vocabulary, including “Ain’t nothing cuter than a fat country baby eatin’ peaches off a hardwood floor,” “When I told my husband to take out the trash, I sure as hell didn’t mean you,” and “Mama, why are there snowflakes?”
I hope Dana Jean Harley makes as lasting an impression on you.
Fun fact, BTW: Since I originally saw this sketch, I found out that the first performer featured in it, Lynn Anderson, used to be friends with my parents. I actually own the record single of her singing “I Never Promised You a Rose Garden,” though that’s not the most spectacular piece of Lynn Anderson history that I own. That, of course, would be this.
And you have to admit, it’s a glorious thing.
Weird SNL sketches, previously:
- Bad Clams
- Mirror Image
- “I’m Reba!”
- Houston, We Have a Dog
- The Claudine Longet Invitational
- The Legend of Glenda Goodwin
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've waited forever to see this one again!
ReplyDeleteI love you for posting this.
ReplyDeleteI googled "ain't nothing cuter than a fat country baby" and I found your page. Believe me, I never forgot this skit and thought the "country baby" line was hysterical.
ReplyDeleteI sing that fat country baby song all the time, and nobody knows wth I'm talking about, thank you for finding this hahaha
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to find this forever!!! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis skit was SO memorable, my sister and I still repeat it to family and friends often ... out particular favorite was the “Here We Go Again (A-B-O-R-T-I-O-N) number, followed closely by the “ain’t nothing cuter than a fat country baby eatin’ peaches off a hardwood floor” one.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this �� I think about this sketch so much
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