SNL’s Avatar Font-Inspired Sketch ‘Papyrus’ Was An Instant Classic. How Ryan Gosling Made It (And Its Cut For Time Sequel) Happen

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There are some great sketches in the history of Saturday Night Live but it takes something special to be truly memorable. The original “Papyrus” sketch from SNL and host Ryan Gosling is one that stood the test of time for several years. And now, with the return of Gosling to host the show last month, and a record-breaking second Avatar movie, we have a sequel to the sketch that may be just as memorable.

“Papyrus 2” as the sketch is officially called, didn’t actually run on Saturday Night Live, it was cut for time and released online only. But it’s worth seeing for anybody who enjoyed the original. It turns out Gosling himself was instrumental in both sketches, even bringing back the original writer.

 How Ryan Gosling Inspired The First Avatar Papyrus Sketch For SNL 

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