‘SNL’ earthquake sketch name-drops Sacramento — and a lot of innuendo
The sketch features "SNL" cast members as local television reporters covering a quake that has trapped several people in the name-change office at a downtown federal building.
"Good afternoon," says the TV news anchor portrayed by
"Besides the ground, what's shaking over there?" she asks the reporter, portrayed by
Day interviews several people who supposedly escaped the name-change office, including a man named
Others reportedly taken to local hospitals include
Many of the other fictitious names given in the sketch are based on sexual innuendo or scatological humor. The video below is not meant for younger viewers.
"Large quakes from distant faults such as those in the
The show, which aired
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