John Mulaney’s latest SNL musical sketch, Subway Churro, features references to 'Fiddler on the Roof,' 'Singing in the Rain,' 'South Pacific,' and more!
John Mulaney returned to host Saturday Night Live for the fifth time, and with the episode came his inclusion in the Five-Timers Club, great musical numbers from guest LCD Soundsystem, and, of course, a brand new musical sketch. The latest musical sketch is titled "Subway Churro," and it's about as ridiculously delightful as it sounds.
But when Dismukes decides that he will eat a subway churro because he's drunk and hungry, the subway mole man comes out to sing him a song about his choice, and then a musical montage of epic proportions ensues. Including references to South Pacific, Fiddler on the Roof, Little Shop of Horrors, and more.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY First, I would like to say that I have thought about buying a churro from the lovely ladies who sell the churros on the subway, and I think we all should get them after this sketch because the ladies are nice and the churros look great. Apart from that, this was another staple in the Mulaney musical songbook.
So the fifth journey into Mulaney's musical mind a feat about how many musicals can we get in here talking about the New York City subway system, and honestly, it worked. Except for the fact that we all should eat more of the subway churros. Alex Moffat's gross man in a trench coat was an excellent addition to the legacy.
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