Shane Gillis Addresses ‘SNL’ Monologue After He Promised Show “No Controversy”
Deadline reports that comedian Shane Gillis is addressing the fallout from his Saturday Night Live opening monologue one month after hosting the NBC show's Oct. 10 episode. According to Deadline, the monologue sparked controversy over a joke accusing women of "dressing like whores" at the gym, and Gillis explained why the show didn't cut the joke. The headline notes he had promised the show "no controversy."
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Shane Gillis Addresses ‘SNL’ Monologue After He Promised Show “No Controversy”
One month later, Shane Gillis is addressing the fallout from his Saturday Night Live opening monologue. After sparking controversy for accusing women of “dressing like whores” at the gym, the comedian explained why the NBC sketch comedy show didn’t cut the joke from his monologue for the Oct. 10 episode he hosted. “Not to defend […]
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