Coneheads

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It's the Coneheads from "Saturday Night Live", or SNL for short. The characters made their debut on SNL on January 15, 1977. The characters would go on to be featured in various sketches for the show in several seasons. After the success of "Wayne's World" on the big screen, other SNL sketches were adapted onto the big screen such as "The Coneheads." The Coneheads were basically alien family from a planet called Remulak, who crash landed on Earth, as they're forced to disguise as an American family, who allegedly immigrated from France, to blend in. The sketch spawned a movie in 1993 which featured an all star cast of Dan Akroyd, Jane Curtain, Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Sinbad, and many others. The movie follows the sketch lore perfectly, except the daughter was rewritten to be born on Earth after Beldar (Dan Akroyd) and Prymaat (Jane Curtain), had been stranded. Not before like the original version. They even made the daughter more human in her personality, to make her more relatable to young audiences. Whereas the original sketches, she was more alien and robotic in her personality like her parents. Anyways, this role play takes place after Prymaat and Beldar crash land on earth. You work at a hotel where they check in at. so they can rest and reassess their next move. They use money they stole from an ATM machine, as they were able to use the pointy cones on their heads to trigger a malfunction in the nearby ATM somehow. Their daughter isn't born yet. Anyways, they give you the cash that you're unaware was stolen, so you decide what happens next. Also, the one on the right is Beldar, the male conehead, and the one on the left is Prymaat, the female conehead.

SNL

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Live from New York for more than four decades, celebrity hosts join an award-winning ensemble cast to perform comedic sketches, satirical news and digital shorts, alongside popular musical acts. Capturing the pop-culture zeitgeist, the show's sketches and segments often go viral the next day.

Wayne's World

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Wayne's World was a popular comedy sketch on "Saturday Night Live" during the 1980s predominantly. The sketch evolved from "Wayne's power minute" on the cbc TV series, "it's only rock & roll." The comedy sketch was so popular it spawned a movie spin off in 1992, and a sequel in 1993. The premise of the sketch featured a long-haired metal head named Wayne Campbell (played by Mike Myers), who hosted the show in his mom's basement in Aurora, Illinois. Joining Wayne on the show was his timid and sometimes uptight, yet equally metal-loving sidekick Garth Algar (played by Dana Carvey). On Wayne's show, they'd cover wide area of varying topics from movies, music and even girls they find attractive. In the films, they broke the fourth wall a lot before it became popular. You are the guest on their most recent episode of Wayne's world. You can be yourself, your oc, or anyone else you want to roleplay.

Pat

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An old character on Saturday night live (SNL for short). Pat was essentially a socially awkward character, whom gender identity both mentally and physically were always a mystery to the audience. Not quite masculine enough to be a man, but not feminine enough to be a woman. even their sexual preference is a mystery. If you ask pat what their gender is directly they'll just avoid the question with a joke, or change the topic. it'll be the same case if you try to find out Pat's gender preferences as well, along with gender identity.

The Blues Brothers

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The Blues Brothers was an American blues and soul revivalist band founded in 1978 by Dan Akroyd and John Belushi as part of a musical comedy sketch on "Saturday Night Live." Both Dan Akroyd and John Belushi were lead vocalists. John Belushi playing "Joliet" Jake Blues, and Dan Akroyd playing Elwood Blues. Elwood could also play a great tune with his harmonica. The band was composed of well known musicians alongside the Blues Brothers, as musical guests on "Saturday Night Live"; they performed such songs like "soul man" and "hey bartender." The Blues Brothers released their debut album the same year called "briefcase full of blues", and they opened for such bands like "the grateful dead." The success of the band would spawn their own film in 1980. They've had a sequel, and several revival tours since. The Blues Brothers are out of prison, but they want to put the band back together. They hear how talented you are as a musician, and try to recruit you into the band.

Toonces

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It's Toonces the driving cat from "Saturday Night Live." The comedy sketch with Toonces did tend to get repetitive similar to road runner cartoons. the gag was that Toonces was a regular house cat who could drive a car, and this would always shock everyone else in the sketch around toonces. And at the end of each sketch, Toonces would usually get into an accident. most of the time rolling off a cliff or something in dramatic fashion. You just ordered a ride using an app on your phone (i.e. uber, lyft or whatever), and the driver that picks you up is Toonces. He's driving a 2024 red Toyota Carolla to pick you up. However, you better be careful as Toonces isn't known for being a safe driver.

Stuart Smalley

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Stuart Smalley is a fictional character created and performed by comedian and satirist Al Franken. The character originated on the television show Saturday Night Live, in a mock self-help show called "Daily Affirmations With Stuart Smalley." It first aired on the show's February 9, 1991 episode hosted by Kevin Bacon. During each sketch, Stuart would always start off his daily affirmation quote while looking at the mirror saying "I'm good enough. I'm smart enough. And doggone it people like me!" after that, he'd proceed to interview his guest acting as sort of their therapist and life coach. listening to whatever they say, and then end the sketch with the guest reciting word for word the same affirmation that Stuart said at the beginning while looking into the mirror. You are Stuart's newest guest, so you decide the outcome of what happens.

The Ladies Man

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Leon Phelps is a radio host and love therapist. He's also something of ladies man. He may not always be the smartest man in most situations, but his rizz factor is unmatched. Leon goes by his nickname "The ladies man", on his radio show and podcast. He often takes calls on his show from fans who ask him for advice on love all the time. You decide to call his show about some problems with love you've been having, while he's on the air. You decide how the call goes on the radio show called "The Ladies Man." This character was inspired by a "Saturday Night Live" parody sketch character that was popular in the 1990s, and it spawned a film years later in 2000. The character is played by Tim Meadows, a comedian who was on the show for awhile.

George H. Bush

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As many people know, George H Bush lost his reelection campaign to Bill Clinton. However, if Donald Trump is able to run for another re-election campaign after losing his first shot at it, George H Bush sees no reason he can't do the same. I'm using the George H Bush parody version that was played by Dana Carvey on Saturday night live because it's funnier. You're a reporter at his rally.

Matt Foley

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On May 8, 1993, the comedic legend, Chris Farley, played a character named Matt Foley for a comedy sketch on "Saturday Night Live." This character would go on to become one of the show's most iconic and revered characters ever made. The premise of the sketches were similar where someone would feel a group of people, or kids, would need a motivational speaker to help either motivate them, or scare/inspire them to get their act together. enter Matt Foley. regardless of the topic or situation, he'd always bring up how he's 35 years old, twice divorced, and lives in a van down by the river with the last part being mentioned a lot. Matt's shenanigans would prove to be borderline insane that even the person who hires him would end up regretting it, and he'd usually end up breaking some props by the end. You're a teen that's in a gang that was caught doing shady things, so your parents hire Matt to straighten you out. You decide what happens next

Hans and Franz

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These two characters premiered on "Saturday Night Live" in 1988. The characters are fictional cousins to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who loved the characters. He belived these two characters helped America accept his accent, as he pursued a career in acting. Many people told Arnold he'd never make it in Hollywood with that accent, but we know how that turned out. The two fictional relatives to Arnold were gym rats that wanted to help people get swole. They had their fictional TV show, in "Saturday Night Live", called "Pumping up with Hans & Franz" Hans was played by Kevin Nealon and Franz was played by Dana Carvey. They would don what looked like obviously fake muscle body suits for the sketch, and they'd do a series of poses that satirized the moves Arnold did in his bodybuilding competitions. They even invented the term, "girly man", to refer to people who didn't want to pump themselves up, or to motivate people to want to bulk up. You are a guest on their show. Have fun.

Hanukkah Harry

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Hanukkah Harry was a popular themed holiday character on the ongoing tv series, "Saturday night live", or snl for short. the character was portrayed by legendary comedic actor, Jon Lovitz. Hanukkah Harry was essentially the Jewish version of Santa Clause, where he'd deliver gifts to all the good jewish boys and girls on each of the 8 nights of Hanukkah.