Bobby Moynihan's first 'SNL' promos feature Adam Levine

Wednesday January 23, 2013 4:10 PM By Chris Serico

Photo credit: Dana Edelson/NBC Dana Edelson/NBC | Eastchester native Bobby Moynihan records his first "Saturday Night Live" promos with Maroon 5 singer and "The Voice" judge Adam Levine.

Bobby Moynihan's first "Saturday Night Live" promos hit Facebook this afternoon, and they're playfully tweaking this week's host, Adam Levine of Maroon 5 and "The Voice."

Moynihan fully commits to the mini-sketches that have him literally roping Levine into bits about "The Voice" (the NBC reality show for which Levine is a mentor) and its famous rotating chairs.

Four points worth noting:

1. Revel in Moynihan's pitch-perfect lampooning of divas who hold an ear and gesticulate while singing, all while Levine sits in a low-budget facsimile of the rotating chair. If you listen carefully at the 50-second mark, it sounds like Levine bursts out with a laugh, right as the segment cuts off.

2. I don't think I want to see Sober Uncle — the more serious version of Moynihan's recurring Weekend Update character, Drunk Uncle — but the mere mention of it allows for a great Moynihan freeze-frame for the "The More You Know" payoff.

3. Fair to say Moynihan's done a remarkable job on "SNL" all these years, considering he doesn't "understand how cameras work."

4. "Wheeeeeeee!" is pretty much the only way to end this video.

Can't get enough Bobby Moynihan? Check out my recent 20-question Q&A with him. Which of Moynihan's "SNL" characters is your favorite? Vote in Newsday Westchester's poll and let us know in the comments section below.

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