during a second interview, Brian would actually ask an intelligent question, but would then imagine the visiting animal from the previous interview, becoming anthropomorphic (via puppetry or animation), and speaking to him, or threatening him in some way, which would distract him too much to continue the show. The first sketch accredited Brian Fellows with false credentials and fake experience in zoology fields, which became quickly obvious. The subsequent sketches discontinued that concept. 7 Degrees Celsius A parody of late-1990s "Boy Bands", specifically 98 Degrees. The members were Jeph (Chris Parnell), Samm (Chris Kattan), Sweet T (Horatio Sanz), and Wade (Jimmy Fallon); the host or musical guest would appear as the fifth member (similar to Gemini's Twin). Jeph described their sound as "gangsta rap meets hip-hop meets You Can't Do That On Television." Sweet T has a 15-year-old son named Ribeye, though adds that this doesn't make him an old dude, since he had him when he was 9. Their manager was a man with a thinly-veiled criminal past named Peter Tanner, played by Will Ferrell. They were often seen bouncing around on large inflatable playground balls while singing, a reference to the Backstreet Boys' trademark "folding chair dance". Debuted January 16, 1999. Chet Harper A Ray Romano sketch. Debuted March 13, 1999. References Lists of recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches Saturday Night Live in the 1990s Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live