This surprisingly interesting video goes behind the scenes at Saturday Night Live to show how crucial their cue cards are to the show. No teleprompters for them. A team of eight, led by SNL's cue card supervisor Wally Feresten, lovingly handwrites (and edits and rewrites) them for each and every episode.
The story of SNL's cue cards is fascinating. No, really.
"Chainsaw Jerry" reveals untold stories from Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie 50 years later
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How they executed the stunts in John Wick 4
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Here's a clip from that Dungeons & Dragons movie
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Tired of your PC's attitude? Fix it with Windows 11 Pro.
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