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Googly Eyes Gardener on SNL


Just a bit of crafty fun spotted on the TV airwaves. I love this skit that aired on Saturday Night Live this weekend called “Indoor Gardening Tips from a Man Who’s Very Scared of Plants” starring a deadpan Christopher Walken. He puts googly eyes on all his plants from cactuses to ferns so they aren’t so “scary”. Thanks Bonnie!

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5 Responses to Googly Eyes Gardener on SNL

  1. Amanda on said:

    I love those GIANT googly eyes in the back! They would be fun to have.

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  2. Jessica on said:

    I want to watch again and see how many times Christopher Walken says ‘googly eyes.’ lol

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  3. pomly on said:

    I love this skit so so much!

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  4. Anonymous on said:

    The BEST is when he gets caught off guard and shrieks “Ahhh”

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  5. Ingrid on said:

    Please please please can someone upload this vid on Youtube so I can watch it here in Europe?! I saw it on TV and just HAVE to see it again, it’s the best ever! I almost died laughing!

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