Saturday Night Live has lined up some pretty impressive talent to host the show this month. I'm sure the first
host, Scarlett Johansson, will boost the ratings. Her appearance, on January 14th, coincides with the release of the
first of two Woody Allen movies that she stars in. She seems like a gutsy gal, so hopefully the SNL writers
can come up with some bold sketches for her. The band Death Cab for Cutie is scheduled to perform the same
night. And on January 21 is Peter Sarsgaard, who has had supporting roles in Jarhead, Flightplan,
Kinsey, The Skeleton Key, and was terrific in Zach Braff's Garden State. I can't
find a whole lot about Peter's background on the internet-- I was wondering whether he had any experience in improv or
stand-up comedy, but I can't tell. And, I'm not sure what his appearance coincides with since IMDB lists his last flick as Jarhead, which doesn't come out on
DVD until March. The musical guest pairing up with Sarsgaard is The Strokes. Wouldn't it be nice if these
actors could get some good sketches on SNL?flightplan-related stories
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Saturday Night Live has lined up some pretty impressive talent to host the show this month. I'm sure the first
host, Scarlett Johansson, will boost the ratings. Her appearance, on January 14th, coincides with the release of the
first of two Woody Allen movies that she stars in. She seems like a gutsy gal, so hopefully the SNL writers
can come up with some bold sketches for her. The band Death Cab for Cutie is scheduled to perform the same
night. And on January 21 is Peter Sarsgaard, who has had supporting roles in Jarhead, Flightplan,
Kinsey, The Skeleton Key, and was terrific in Zach Braff's Garden State. I can't
find a whole lot about Peter's background on the internet-- I was wondering whether he had any experience in improv or
stand-up comedy, but I can't tell. And, I'm not sure what his appearance coincides with since IMDB lists his last flick as Jarhead, which doesn't come out on
DVD until March. The musical guest pairing up with Sarsgaard is The Strokes. Wouldn't it be nice if these
actors could get some good sketches on SNL?













