Neil Patrick Harris/Taylor Swift

Episode aired Jan 10, 2009
TV-14
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

166

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Neil Patrick Harris in Saturday Night Live (1975)

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Sketches include: The Rachel Maddow Show, Neil Patrick Harris Monologue, Today, Save Broadway (with Taylor Swift cameo), Penelope (with Liza Minnelli cameo), An SNL Digital Short: Doogie How... Read allSketches include: The Rachel Maddow Show, Neil Patrick Harris Monologue, Today, Save Broadway (with Taylor Swift cameo), Penelope (with Liza Minnelli cameo), An SNL Digital Short: Doogie Howser M.D. Theme, Weekend Update with Seth Meyers, Weekend Update: Charles Barkley, Weekend ... Read allSketches include: The Rachel Maddow Show, Neil Patrick Harris Monologue, Today, Save Broadway (with Taylor Swift cameo), Penelope (with Liza Minnelli cameo), An SNL Digital Short: Doogie Howser M.D. Theme, Weekend Update with Seth Meyers, Weekend Update: Charles Barkley, Weekend Update: Will Forte on the BCS, Two First Names, Fran and Freba, Frost/Other People, Whoppe... Read all

Directors
- Don Roy King
- Akiva Schaffer
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Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

166

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Don Roy King
- Akiva Schaffer
Writers
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
In the Penelope sketch in this episode, Penelope (Kristen Wiig ) is best friends with Liza Minnelli (playing herself). Years later, Kristen Wiig would play the younger version of Lucille Bluth on Arrested Development (2003), who's character is a rival of Lucille Austero (played by Liza Minelli).

Quotes
Liza Minnelli: [to Penelope] Look, Tomato and I wanna hit the town. Girls night out, Sex and the City style.
[breaks into 'New York, New York']

Connections
Featured in The 61st Primetime Emmy Awards (2009)

Soundtracks
Tomorrow
Written by Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin
Performed by Taylor Swift

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Featured review

5/10

average

I think NPH is great on How I Met Your Mother, I was hoping that this would be a real funny episode of SNL, but it just wasn't. There were no bad skits, just nothing overly funny or memorable. I smiled a lot but never really laughed out loud. Some of the humor seemed a little forced almost like the writers were reaching. The Digital Short of Doogie Howser was cute. Weekend Update was just average. The Broadway, Air Traffic Contollers,Therpay and Two First Name skits were probably the best. But they are skits that you will remember long after the show. So not an unfunny or horrible episode, just one that you won't remember that much after seeing it.