NY Assemblyman Harvey Epstein was ‘totally surprised’ by SNL skit riffing off his name
State Assemblyman Harvey Epstein said he was “totally surprised”  at Saturday Night Live’s “fun” skit linking his name to ...
‘SNL’ Goes Hyperlocal Parodying Harvey Epstein, Real New York Candidate With a Troubled Name | Video
SNL parodied a campaign ad by real-life NYC Council candidate Harvey Epstein, showing him trying to overcome notorious name ...
City Council Hopeful Harvey Epstein Responds To 'SNL' Skit About Him
Mulaney, who played Epstein in the skit, joked about the politician sharing a name with Harvey Weinstein, the movie producer ...
Real (yes, real) Harvey Epstein responds to John Mulaney's“ SNL” sketch, says he would 'totally' appear on show
Harvey Epstein — a very real Democratic assembly member of New York State's 74th district who is in fact running for city ...
An ‘S.N.L.’ Sketch Gives Harvey Epstein His 15 Minutes of Fame
Mr. Epstein, a state assemblyman who is running for New York City Council, had no idea he would be the subject of a skit watched by millions.
NYC Politician Harvey Epstein Reacts To John Mulaney's ‘SNL' Parody Campaign Ad Aimed At His Unfortunate Name
Veteran New York local politician Harvey Epstein was thrust into the national spotlight last night when NBC’s Saturday Night ...
Harvey Epstein responds to John Mulaney SNL sketch about New York City Council bid
New York State Assembly member Harvey Epstein has responded to comedian John Mulaney playing him in a Saturday Night Live ...
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We spoke to the real Harvey Epstein about that SNL sketch
Assembly member and City Council candidate was spoofed in a Saturday Night Live sketch poking fun at his name.
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N.Y.C. Politician Harvey Epstein Reacts to John Mulaney's “SNL” Sketch Poking Fun at His Name
During the Nov. 2 episode, host John Mulaney poked fun at the local politician's first and last name — each of which he ...
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Harvey Epstein responds to John Mulaney SNL sketch about New York City Council bid
The skit, which aired on Saturday (November 2), revolved around Epstein’s efforts to convince voters that he has no relation to notorious sex offenders Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein.