Bob Odenkirk, Jack Black, Patton Oswalt, and loads more comedians deliver heartfelt cover of Weird Al's 'Eat It'

Bob Odenkirk, Jack Black, Patton Oswalt, and loads more comedians deliver heartfelt cover of Weird Al's 'Eat It'

Before he was Saul Goodman and Jimmy McGill and then Saul again, Bob Odenkirk created one of the oddest, most beloved sketch shows around with David CrossMr. Show had a Zoom reunion last week (they're all the rage) and so, naturally, they called up a bunch of people whose faces you recognize to make fun of Gal Gadot's ridiculous celeb-packed "Imagine" singalong. And what better tribute could there be to this moment than Weird Al Yankovic's ode to overcoming pickiness, "Eat It"?

As well as a good chunk of the Better Call Saul cast, the pair used up perfectly good favors from Bryan Cranston, Jack Black, Sarah Silverman, Rachel Bloom, Fred Armisen, John Hodgman, Amber Tamblyn, Paul Scheer, Michael Mando, Al Franken, and even banjo legend Béla Fleck — not to mention an extra special cameo at the end. Read more...

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