Isaac Montgomery

I love SNL, you guys are funny most of the time. But surely you know that your skit crew is not really reaching anymore. No disrespect but I am sure that you guys can reach a little further as comedians to do live enactment, that will still be good quality shows. I have a very vivid imagination that I can create these things, having this imagination since I was young and I am fifty one years old. So being a child in a poor home, we did our own shows to entertain each other. Same thing you guys are doing, only getting paid for it. Give me a shot at one show and I can show you. But keep the news show. Those guys keep me laughing

I really love this show. As an recovering alcoholic, I appreciate the show so much. It's like going to a meeting every night, without having to go. It has so much reality from all different stand points, from different people, different colors, different lifestyles. It shows that regardless of trying to be Sober, one day at a time while going through some real life, severe, painful times that a lot of people believe that we couldn't make it through without the use of alcohol or drugs. This show sends smiles, tears, pains, warmth, happiness and so much more. I love the humor from all different experiences because it either touches home, hits issues that I would never would of thought about, to be able to go through another day sober. This show has had me to not only stop drinking, but also keeps me sober every day, one day at a time. I also wouldn't mind dating a few of these crazy, warm hearted women. I believe that I have watched every episode more than three times and will continue, regardless that it comes on so late at night or so early in the morning. I wish you guys could keep making more shows, but I really want to say to all producers, writers, actresses and actors. I love you all and I am truly grateful for your show. I do wish I could be apart of at least one of these shows. I know that I would have something to add and that would make audiences think, cry,and laugh. But most importantly, stay sober. I too have lost many of stories to share and still, Isaac Kenneth Montgomery, at the age of 48, am still sober. Thank you ladies. And gentlemen.