The umpire got hit in the nuts not once, not twice but three times in four innings. And not once did he think, maybe I should find a cup.
But the noise he made every time he got hit was the best. And I swear, I’m pretty sure someone said “he’s dead” on the very last one.
Funniest shit you’ll see today.
16 Years Ago You Transitioned.
As Tough As It Is You Left An Undeniable Mark In HIP HOP and So Many Lives.
Thank You Always For Believing In Me.
I Love You and Miss You Gu
ONE OF THE BEST YET!
🫡👑🤍🙏🏾🕊️
Catherine O’Hara. My goodness. Hard to explain the impact she had on comedy. For me, no one better. She was generational. Since SCTV she has been brilliant. Brilliant, brilliant. Funniest ever. Man. We lost a great. A true great. Sending love to Bo Welch and her family. So sad we lost her incredible presence among us. Will always look up to her. Man.
Phil Hartman and Catherine O'Hara on #SNL on October 31, 1992, singing about the Toronto Blue Jays winning the World Series and being proud Canadians 🇨🇦
📽️: SNL/NBC
Sending my thoughts to Catherine O’Hara’s family and friends today. I never had the privilege of working with her, but what a great talent. I loved her work so much that I wanted to dress up as her character from Beetlejuice a couple years ago. ❤️
Ike Barinholtz on Catherine O'Hara's death:
"I never in a million years thought I would get to work with Catherine O’Hara let alone become friends with her. So profoundly sad she’s somewhere else now. So incredibly grateful I got to spend the time I did with her. Thank you Catherine I love you ❤️"
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Comedy will never be the same without Catherine O'Hara. An inspiration to us all, especially little Bartok. Sending love to Catherine's family and friends today. A profound loss.
Macaulay Culkin’s relationship with Catherine O’Hara is a rare success stories for a child actor that I think needs to be celebrated. In a world filled with shitty opportunists, O’Hara embraced Macaulay like family & helped protect him from the industry. She was real as fuck. RIP