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Videos: "Duh, Winning!" SNL Tackles Charlie Sheen
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 6, 2011
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Saturday Night Live returned with a new episode last night: Host Miley Cyrus poked fun at her "scandals" during her opening monologue, but most of the fun had to do with Charlie Sheen. The cold open had Bill Hader as Sheen in a new talk show, "Duh, Winning!"—where the fellow trainwreck guests included John Galliano, Moammer Gadhafi, and Lindsay Lohan (plus Christina Aguilera as an MC). Of course Vanessa Bayer played Miley Cyrus in a The Miley Cyrus Show bit—Cyrus herself played Justin Bieber—and another sketch illustrated the difficulty of being the Black-Eyed Peas who are not Fergie and will.i.am. Click through for videos, including The Strokes's musical performances.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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