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sketch

[skech] / skɛtʃ /




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Fey promised to “stay out of their way as much as possible,” but she came to play, and appeared in most every sketch.

From Los Angeles Times

But in many ways “SNL U.K.” is starting from scratch in a land with a different history of sketch comedy, and where audiences generally don’t know “SNL” beyond its greatest hits and biggest former stars.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I didn’t know you could laugh at the monarchy, at religion, at the army, at the war,” Idle said, adding that he immediately purchased the sketch group’s record and learned all their bits.

From Los Angeles Times

When it was announced, there was wariness about how the comedy sketch show would translate for a British audience.

From BBC

Her co-star Ayoade Bamgboye says making sketches feel distinctly British has been her "North Star from the very beginning" - and it feels like "there's always someone to catch you" on the team.

From BBC