OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

Timmy — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 16:25:54 GMT

If you watch the two clips back to back it's pretty funny. The cowbell, Fey/Palin, and this are sole examples of humor in the crap that SNL has been the last 15 years.

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

KG, Twin Cities, Mn — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 17:37:55 GMT

I wonder if the whole thing were staged from the get-go. BTW, that Tina Fey impersonator was terrible.

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

Jenny, Austin, Texas — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 18:02:58 GMT

i've been watching SNL as long as i can remember. they had some groaners in the nineties, but as far as i'm concerned, they have a great cast now and the show is hilarious.

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

greg — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 18:36:41 GMT

Keen enough marketing sense? This is product placement within program content -- at its finest.

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

Julie, Milwaukee — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 18:41:38 GMT

I was so disappointed in Mark Wahlberg when his first reactions to the skit started coming out. I have to admit, I totally agreed with Samberg's spoof - periodically Wahlberg's jerky speech and urban persona ruin roles for me (The Happening). However, I have also enjoyed his other, more believeable acting parts (The Italian Job). Despite my opinion of his work, the skit was just plan ridiculous - but hilarious! Just about everyone else I know enjoyed it and has been using "Say hi to your mother for me" every chance they get. I was afraid that because of his poor attitude reported intially that Mark Wahlberg would forever be a jerk to me. I'm happy to report that he has totally redeemed himself in my eyes. I'm just hoping that Max Payne is more convincing than The Happening...

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

wray — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:18:40 GMT

it wasnt even funny when mark does it. it was really bad

OK, OK, Mark Wahlberg can take a joke

Marti, Beavertom, OR — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:30:50 GMT

It was very funny! When both did it! I love Mark Wahlberg. I've loved him since Marky Mark. (Yeah I know he hates being called that) but it was at one point a persona that he portrayed. I think what people don't understand is he's a very private person who loves his job and tries to be respectful but he's not an actor who schmoozes and kisses ass all the time like some others do. It should be about his talent, not his personal feelings on anything one way or the other...