Someone Clogged The Couples Quiz Toilet - SNL

Before the game show can start, the host (Kenan Thompson) needs to find out who clogged the toilet and forces contestant Dan (Jonah Hill) to embarrass himself and his wife (Cecily Strong) by admitting on camera that he did it. [Season 39, 2014]

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[emmetLshavinski]

I went into a bathroom at Walmart and saw the toilet was clogged so I left the stall, a person after me saw me leave and was going into the toilet and told me I didn't flush. I told him it wasn't me. It's an unbearable pain when being accused of something that vile.

[matthewmcneill]

I love the skits that completely drop the initial premise to go in a completely random direction, this was great!

[KlosneMN]

Cecily's facial expressions are so good, it adds another level of humor to this already funny sketch.

[emilytallent]

“so you’re admitting to both clogs” made me burst out laughing at 6:30am. keenan’s delivery was perfect.

[SrChalice]

Jonah seems very perfect for SNL. Would love to see him more on the show

[memmotronic]

I'm in love with Cecily Strong, honestly.

[clevelandbci]

Jonah: "Why do they win?"
Cecily: "Dan, you know why!!!"

[joediesen]

This is so random and specific, I wonder if a host actually clogged the toilet on the SNL set once.

[jackbel]

"The Black Dahlia was found in our parking lot!!" is the greatest line I've ever heard.

[TheModernInvestor]

Our producers said it looks like someone went....on top of the clog....that's why it looks so bad

[chegadesuade]

Jonah plays such a perfect embarrassed person, I love this skit.

[thingthang]

I love it when Kenan does THAT voice like at 2:22

[heatherstarling]

“This is a historical building. It has been landmarked. The Black Dahlia was found in our parking lot!” 🤣😂🤣

[blubberface]

I live how Kenan is always the host because he is so good at it

[jeffreyanderson]

Wow, that was a harrowing psychological thriller. I'm having a hard time shaking this off. The twist at the end where he admits to both clogs rivals The Usual Suspects, Fight Club, and The Sixths Sense.

[karmawindsor]

I would have liked to see them actually play the game. 

[KneightRiduh]

This made me laugh so hard because 1) My name is Dan, 2) I did this at work on my very first day and MEETING with my new boss/CEO. My boss had to unclog it... I never sweat so much in a board room in my life.

[loriwest]

I LOVE Jonah!! He would've been a perfect cast member on The Office. Great timing and his ability to create awkwardness rivals Steve Carell and Ed Helms!

[jamesonedwards]

"why do they win?" "DAN, YOU KNOW WHY!"

[drrockkso]

I know Kenan's line about "lawyers getting involved with the clog because it's a historic building" was a joke, but this actually happened at a government building I used to work in. There was a severe clog in the pipes coming from the 3rd floor bathroom that the plumbers couldn't unclog with the normal methods, so the only solution was to locate and replace the entire section of pipe with the clog. But the building was over a hundred years old and the pipe was behind this ornate carved marble wall so the historic building committee had to be consulted on how to fix it. The City engineer also needed to study whether the wall replacement would cause structural damage to the building. The City Attorney got involved because of the liability issues and there was a dispute over which city department would pay for the repairs so the mayor, controller, and city council had to get involved too. They ended up hiring these specialty contractors from out of state to carefully remove the marble wall and put in a temporary support beam so the ceiling above didn't collapse while the pipe work took place. Then they had to shut off water to the entire building while the public works crew replaced the clogged pipe section with a new one. But since the building was so old they didn't know the exact dimensions of the pipe until they got the wall open, so they then had to measure it and order a custom-sized replacement piece. Then the specialty contractors put the marble wall back and re-finished it, but some cracks were discovered later so the city ended up suing the contractor for the damages (they eventually settled). The whole ordeal lasted almost 2 years and cost millions of dollars. All because somebody clogged a fucking toilet LOL.