Murphy brought back Gumby, Mr. Robinson, and Buckwheat, among other characters.
was as good as it gets. It was hosted by old cast member, Eddie Murphy, who hasn’t been on the show in 35 years and delivered a ton of guest stars along the way. Things got started with surprise guests Tracy Morgan, Dave Chappelle, and Chris Rock during the opening monologue — and the show only got better from there.viewers: “This is the last episode of 2019. But if you’re black, this is the first episode since I left back in 1984.
With Lizzo as the musical guest and Murphy bringing back his classics , including Buckwheat, Gumby, and Mr. Robinson, fans almost felt like they were watching the showMurphy nailed his skit as the adorably grumpy Mr. Robinson, where this week’s lesson was on gentrification, which the comedian described as “a magic trick. White people pay a lot of money and then poof, all the black people are gone.” Classic.
He also reprised everyone’s favorite character Buckwheat, this time on the Masked Singer where he belted tunes, including “Dine, Teal, Dawibba,” “I Chot Da Chariff,” and “Tinga Nadies” in an octave only Buckwheat can pull off. Murphy also interrupted Weekend Update anchors, Colin Jost and Michael Che, bringing back his beloved Gumby character. Of course, he managed to throw in his famous catchphrase, “I’m Gumby, damn it,” and stuck around long enough to roast Jost and Che. “I’ve passed kidney stones with more personality than the two of you,” Murphy told them. “Face it, kid, the two of you together couldn’t Velcro my sneakers.
Murphy’s old character Velvet Jones finally turned up in a Black Jeopardy sketch, with host Kenan Thompson saying, “Black Jeopardy. The only Jeopardy that starts sometime between eight and nine o’clock.” Jones introduces himself and jokes that he helps ladies start their own business making up to $1,500 a week with his No. 1 best-seller, “I Want To Be A Ho.”
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