Great follow up sketch. I think Mark was still upset over the ordeal but used this as a way to promote Max Payne.

Mark was a good sport about all this...and after seeing him in "I ♥ Huckabees" recently I'm totally not surprised. I definitely have a lot more respect for him now. He's stepped out of his comfort zone into films and roles that require him to poke fun at himself a bit before, or a lot, and really, he's not that intimidating :P. I'm glad he came on the show and did this, even if he was trying to promote his new movie as well haha.

....yes still.....although sometimes i wonder if wahlberg was really upset?....

It might have been to promote Max Payne, but I love this skit.In response to the cameraman and Mark Wahlberg ignoring Keenan, it was intentional. He starts a conversation off like the previous two conversations, but OH WAIT, he's actually talking to the donkey and not Keenan.As for why it might not have been popular, it's probably because when you first watch it, you can't tell if it's a joke or not. You have an awkward... "is this an actual confrontation or is it not" thing going.I stumbled across this first, and then I watched the SNL Andy impression afterwards. After reading some Mark Wahlberg initial responses and sort of seeing the PR spin of his response later on, I still have tons of respect for him going on SNL and doing this awesome skit.