Colonel Angus Comes Home - SNL

A southern family (Amy Poehler, Rachel Dratch, Chris Parnell) welcomes the uniquely named Colonel Angus (Christopher Walken) to stay at their Shady Thicket Plantation. [Season 28, 2003]

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[ZenPsyko]

"How far south are you going?"
"'Taint really sure."
Just noticed that today.

[gutz]

I love this skit. Colonel Angus always puts a smile on my face.

[wowguy]

i love that none of them broke character, i do like the glint in Christopher Walkens eyes as he's saying some of his lines, he cracks me up

[MsRandom]

Colonel Angus is underrated. Too often he's overshadowed by his cousin Phil Latio.

[abmuyak]

“..he rubs me the wrong way. Can’t really put my finger on it” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[shanemcfadden]

The messenger boy's expression and are the perfect counter to all the double entendres!! Underrated sketch.

[its-beady-eyes]

forget double entendre, they have achieved infinite entendre.

[theredball]

"The pleasure is all mine " nailed it

[SciFiArtman]

One of the greatest skits ever written! Tina Fey and company must have been rolling on the floor in the process! I'd love to hear the references that were deemed too hot to include. A true masterwork of comedy!

[mattskiii]

“Taint really sure.” best. line. ever.

[LaGuerre]

I remember seeing this live, and Dratch saying, "we're always happy to see your shining face" was, is, and always will be just about the funniest thing I've heard in my life. It's too perfect

[tomryan]

I like how Amy Poehler pronounces the name a little more like the word (after Rachel Dratch says it the first time), as if to give the audience a hint, which they do pick up on. This is a master work from start to finish. All hail Tina Fey.

[BradWietersen]

Christopher Walken at 3:35 "The incident... at BIG BEAVER..." 🤣🤣🤣 I'm DYING!!!

[jazminratzlaff]

Christopher Walken is so handsome even dressed as Colonel Angus. This is one of the best written SNL sketches ever. So hilariously funny, double entendre at its finest.

[warrenjacob]

Tina brilliantly kicks it off in such deliberate fashion. No waiting, no wondering. "I'm going to string together dialogue in this entire scene with one purpose".

[menotyou]

It's impressive how nearly every phrase has some innuendo. "Darting in and out of the cotton" "Your shining face" 😅

[chrisjoosten]

"Colonel Angus, it's always great to see your shiny face"! lol

[kxplorer]

I owned the SNL best of Christopher Walken DVD as a teenager (and still do) and remember thinking that this sketch was the pinnacle of modern comedy. 16 years later I'm still laughing

[jkholtgreve]

“Little rosebud” very nice. Good to know Hearst’s pet name still resonates.

[j.t.]

I have to come watch this every so often. Pure genius.