Saturday Night Live (USA) did a skit about Great British Bakeoff if it had BBUK wannabes in it
 

is this real life

Is it shown in America that show? Do the audience get the skit?

yes marsh i think Saturday Night Live is shown in america

Who is the girl next to Emily Blunt? :umm2:

I meant GBBO. :fist:

Yes on PBS that's why they referenced it at the start YOU DICK

That's an interesting impression of Marnie Simpson x2

they used the real Sue?

Sorry for not knowing there's an American channel called PBS. :fist:

how did you not know they reference PBS in an entire Simpsons episode you flop

marsh everyone knows pbs is how america watch the bbc you lemon

Oh my, that skit is awful.

I wonder if they think Mel is actually fat, or if they just used that actress out of convenience? :p

actually BBC america is how America watch the bbc

The girls won .

it was awful however

Actress in convenience, that actress is an SNL cast member and she's hilarious haha

BBC America says differently you melon. :nono:

I've not watched every single one of the gazillion Simpsons episodes you flop. :fist:

That sketch was quite awkward to watch. I cringed through it.

I don't think so but the PBS part is likely accurate as Older Doctor Who, Downton Abbey, and various other british shows air at various times. (BBC America does show Top Gear, Same Day Doctor Who premieres, and various other shows, some not even UK based like Orphan Black, which is a canadian production.)

I popped at BBUK but I didn't like the skit last night when I saw it, alot of Americans don't even realize that the US version exists since Summer is considered the offseason for TV in the states.

actually it's a british-canadian production
some sci fi channel over there and BBC 3 made it their baby but now the latter doesnt exist on TV it's a netflix original

Really? I knew BBC America was funding at least part of it, so it could be called a BBC America original.

And I didn't know that PBS actually airs GBBO. That's interesting.

(PBS is kinda like the US' BBC but it's funded by viewer donations, intellectual organizations, and the kids shows are sponsored by Chuck E. Cheese)

Yeah... I have never seen GBBO on PBS ... but all the others you mentioned I have :shrug:

PBS and BBC make shows together now

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