Disaster Woody Harrelson Spews Anti-Vax Conspiracies in Rambling ‘SNL’ Monologue - What was supposed to be the actor’s big induction into the Five-Timers Club ended up going south fast Saturday night.

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It was Woody Harrelson’s fifth time hosting Saturday Night Live this week, a distinction that often comes with a star-studded induction into the coveted Five-Timers Club. Instead, the actor used his time on stage to ramble incoherently for several minutes until ultimately delivering a not-so-coded anti-COVID vaccine message to the millions of viewers at home.

The actor began his opening monologue by describing himself as a “redneck hippy” who considered himself “purple” in his politics, a line that he seemed surprised got neither laughter nor applause from the crowd.

After highlighting the fact that he apparently wasn’t getting the typical Five-Timers smoking jacket, Harrelson began to tell a bizarre story about a script he read in 2019 after the last time he hosted the show, but continually interrupted himself to talk about his penchant for weed and the fact that he spent seven months without alcohol last year… “and five glorious months.”

Finally, Harrelson—who has previously linked COVID-19 to 5G networks—arrived at the point he was apparently trying to make.

“So the movie goes like this,” he said. “The biggest drug cartels in the world get together and buy up all the media and all the politicians and force all the people in the world to stay locked in their homes. And people can only come out if they take the cartel’s drugs and keep taking them over and over.”

“I threw the script away,” he continued as the audience chuckled uncomfortably. “I mean, who was going to believe that crazy idea? Being forced to do drugs? I do that voluntarily all day long.”

Turns out there may have been a reason the rest of the Five-Timers weren’t there to welcome him into their club.

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“So the movie goes like this,” he said. “The biggest drug cartels in the world get together and buy up all the media and all the politicians and force all the people in the world to stay locked in their homes. And people can only come out if they take the cartel’s drugs and keep taking them over and over.”
Once again, they can never say where the lie is. They only get pissy when someone notices.
 
Remember when he was their darling for opposing Gulf War I ?

Too bad that means nothing if you deviate from the script just once....

But is he more retarded than Rob Reiner and Michael Moore? :story:
Yes, Michael Moore at least begrudgingly acknowledges most wrongvoting is the result of economics not being inherently evil, and doesn't think there's any super secret powers in quartz crystals......
 
Woody Harreslon also believes that 5G towers are responsible for spreading coronavirus through Chinese communications. People can say whatever they want about him or his politics, but the man is a one of a kind stoner.

If anything, I’m shocked that he didn’t make a big joke about Pfizer pretending to be the world police, while acting like the government.
 
Manufactured controversy. Harrelson's been doing this for decades, so it would be the height of retardation for the producers to just let him ramble with no inkling of what he was going to say. More likely they knew this was going to ruffle some feathers in the media class so they let him run with it to give SNL some free publicity it hasn't been getting lately.
 
"The actor began his opening monologue by describing himself as a “redneck hippy” who considered himself “purple” in his politics, a line that he seemed surprised got neither laughter nor applause from the crowd."

I watched the monologue and this is false. It wasn't roaring laughter but there were laughs. God, I fucking hate journalists. Author of the hit piece is also a kike if you hadn't guessed.
The fact any of us watched this to provide a counter narrative is frankly more surprising than anything they printed in the story.

I don't mean that as an insult, merely if the transition to Peacock only for SNL has happened, suddenly watching this becomes something that takes an awful lot of effort compared to when it was actually on TV.
 
Dude is crazy, anyone remember when he had a oxygen bar

That sounds awesome.

Fuck, I only wish I could do that.

Charge Hollywood idiots $15 to breathe a little bit of lemon-scented air. Honestly the only problem is that it doesn't go vain and stupid enough. Maybe you have a couple of special "market price" scents that cost more than 10x more than the regular menu. Then you charge for other perks too. Like there's special chairs that have more privacy but they cost more to sit in. Maybe you even make the main area mildly uncomfortable (or use a mild amount of an unpleasant scent in your "unscented" mix) to make people more willing to pay an upcharge.
 
I am still waiting for Tarantino to make a dark comedy in the style of the sitcom scene with Rodney Dangerfield.


As for Woody, eh... I guess a broken clock is right twice a day, I'll give him that.
Tarantino HATED that scene. Indeed, hates Natural Born Killers, due to Oliver Stone basically taking his script (which was basically a rip-off of Badlands told from the POV of a reporter covering the killing spree) and turning it into an acid nightmare best described as the world's first big budget student film that glorifies the killers Mickey and Mallory rather than condemning them, per QT's original explicit intent.
 
I mean cool that he can go against GH in one little way but damn that was hard to watch, not funny, something's fucked about him and I don't think it's just weed.

Admittedly I think the only thing modern I've seen him in was him playing biden on snl for dnc debates, he owned pretty good there iirc.
 
Tarantino HATED that scene. Indeed, hates Natural Born Killers, due to Oliver Stone basically taking his script (which was basically a rip-off of Badlands told from the POV of a reporter covering the killing spree) and turning it into an acid nightmare best described as the world's first big budget student film that glorifies the killers Mickey and Mallory rather than condemning them, per QT's original explicit intent.
Yeah, I always thought that movie was such edgy, horseshit.
 
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