>Hopefully NBC keeps it moving. SNL is a sketch comedy show
>that makes fun of stuff and people of various ilk, usually in
>mildly clever ways, not usually in overtly 'mean-spirited'
>ways. And really, no one there is actually 'in charge' of
>anything. I wish these websites and twittery folks would be
>more 'up in arms' and/or 'in the weeds' on how a Hershel
>Walker type could fetch anywhere near roughly half of the
>votes for any kind of 'real elected office position' from any
>subset of human beings in the US.

If the ADL puts pressure on sponsors, advertisers, or goes the drastic route to raise a stink with Comcast, NBC might not be able to 'keep it moving' or ignore their response. I have no clue how much attention the ADL's response is getting, so I can't tell if that's a possibility.

To go back to what Chapelle said in that monologue about not having a sneaker deal, he is somewhat free in that he isn't beholden to any corporate bosses that he has to answer to at the moment. I'm assuming he doesn't have any more stand up specials he's obligated to record for Netflix. Is that accurate?