Comparing the script to the video, while they're both awesome I'm interested in the places where Biff emotes in a way that I might not've anticipated from just reading the script. I don't know to what degree this is "I trust the actors to make good choices to make this funnier" over "I know this actor, I know how they'll play this", but either way the end result is great.
Great breakdown, and also a joy to read before watching the sketch (as I prefer to do in this post) with my mental image of Casey and Hines in the opposite roles. Pleasantly surprised when I finally watched it.
This was brilliant. I did not know Will and Neil before, I am going on a binge at lunchtime :)
I really like the fact this could be filmed or performed live. Which leads me to ponder on the limmitations you need to impose on yourself for live scetches.
Comparing the script to the video, while they're both awesome I'm interested in the places where Biff emotes in a way that I might not've anticipated from just reading the script. I don't know to what degree this is "I trust the actors to make good choices to make this funnier" over "I know this actor, I know how they'll play this", but either way the end result is great.
Great breakdown, and also a joy to read before watching the sketch (as I prefer to do in this post) with my mental image of Casey and Hines in the opposite roles. Pleasantly surprised when I finally watched it.
This was brilliant. I did not know Will and Neil before, I am going on a binge at lunchtime :)
I really like the fact this could be filmed or performed live. Which leads me to ponder on the limmitations you need to impose on yourself for live scetches.
The MVP line in the script, hands down, is when Jeff claims he's never seen a movie and the response is just an exasperated, one-word "how?"