Saturday Night Live Tom Brady/Beck (Season 30, Episode 17)
TV-14
TV Episode | 90 min | Comedy, Music

Saturday Night Live

Tom Brady/Beck (Season 30, Episode 17)

TV-14

TV Episode | 90 min | Comedy, Music

This episode of April 2005 opens with Chris Parnell posing as beleaguered House of Representives Majority Leader Tom Delay. The opening credits roll and musical guest Beck and host Tom Brady are announced. Tom Brady soon takes the stage, ...See moreThis episode of April 2005 opens with Chris Parnell posing as beleaguered House of Representives Majority Leader Tom Delay. The opening credits roll and musical guest Beck and host Tom Brady are announced. Tom Brady soon takes the stage, and is soon joined by most of the cast to sing an outrageously egotistical song about himself. A fake commercial for an alternative to Viagra is show next. First skit then has Tom Brady at a carnival midway trying in vain to throw a football through a hole in the wall about six feet away. After that, Darryl Hammond impersonates Dr. Phil McGraw, and grills insensitive husband Tom Brady because he has no "emotional intelligence." Next is an involved episode of "The Falconer," which has the Falconer and Donald switching bodies. Tom Brady has a small part as a lost hiker. The TV funhouse segment is a mock industrial training film entitled "Sexual Harassment And You." It is filmed in 1950's style, and features Fred Armisen and Tom Brady as office workers who know the wrong and correct ways to approach women in the workplace. Next, Tom Brady appears in a genie costume to promote "Tom Brady's Falafal City," an Indian restaurant that he supposedly owns. Beck performs his first selection at this point. Following Beck is the "Weekend Update," with Tina and Amy, who are joined by a surprise visit by Jiminy Glick, an alter-ego of Martin Short. Next obnoxious and hyperactive "tween" Caitlyn torments her step-dad and her "Uncle Scott," played by Tom Brady. Then comes a fake episode of VH1's "Behind the Music," detailing the phenomenon of the 1985 Chicago Bears and their hit, "The Superbowl Shuffle. Tom Brady plays a head-banded Jim MacMahon. Another Beck performance comes at this point. The next skit features Maya Rudolph as a inebriated lounge singer, with Tom Brady accompanying her in a way not unlike Kenny G. The final skit has Tom Brady playing himself as he is challenged by Seth Meyers as Peyton Manning and Keenan Tompson as Donavon McNabb's mother. Lastly Tom Brady thanks Beck, the cast of SNL, and says goodnight. Written by Anonymous See less

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27 cast members

Name	Known for
Fred Armisen Various Various See fewer	Portlandia (2011)
Rachel Dratch Various Various See fewer	Just Go with It (2011)
Tina Fey Weekend Update Anchor Weekend Update Anchor See fewer	Date Night (2010)
Will Forte Various / The Falconer Various / The Falconer See fewer	MacGruber (2010)
Darrell Hammond Various Various See fewer	Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)
Seth Meyers Various Various See fewer	Documentary Now! (2015)
Chris Parnell Various Various See fewer	Rick and Morty (2013)
Amy Poehler Weekend Update Anchor / Various Weekend Update Anchor / Various See fewer	Inside Out (I) (2015)
Maya Rudolph Various Various See fewer	Bridesmaids (I) (2011)
Horatio Sanz Various Various See fewer	Bachelorette (2012)
Finesse Mitchell Various Various See fewer	The Comebacks (2007)
Rob Riggle Various Various See fewer	The Daily Show (1996)
Kenan Thompson Various Various See fewer	Saturday Night Live (1975)
Robert Smigel Narrator (voice) Narrator (voice) See fewer	Saturday Night Live (1975)
Beck Self - Musical Guest Self - Musical Guest See fewer	Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
Tom Brady Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	Entourage (2015)
Don Pardo Self - Announcer (voice) Self - Announcer (voice) See fewer	Radio Days (1987)
Joe Kelly Steve Fuller (uncredited) Steve Fuller (uncredited) See fewer	Ted Lasso (2020)
John Lutz Football Player (uncredited) Football Player (uncredited) See fewer	Saturday Night Live (1975)
Andy Murphy Police Officer (uncredited) Police Officer (uncredited) See fewer	I Will... I Will... For Now (1976)
Peter Austin Noto Various Characters (uncredited) Various Characters (uncredited) See fewer	The Peter Austin Noto Show (2012)
Ralph Petrarca Office Guy (uncredited) Office Guy (uncredited) See fewer	One Life to Live (1968)
Lenny Pickett Self - Bandleader (uncredited) Self - Bandleader (uncredited) See fewer	Man of the Year (2006)
The Saturday Night Live Band Themselves (uncredited) Themselves (uncredited) See fewer	Live from New York! (2015)
Martin Short Jiminy Glick (uncredited) Jiminy Glick (uncredited) See fewer	Innerspace (1987)
J.B. Smoove Football Player (uncredited) Football Player (uncredited) See fewer	Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019)
Jason Sudeikis Kevin Butler, Cowbell playing Football Player (uncredited) Kevin Butler, Cowbell playing Football Player (uncredited) See fewer	Ted Lasso (2020)