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The internet is obsessed with Christopher Walken's bizarre performance as Captain Hook

All hail Walken.

Dec 5th 2014, 8:21 AM 2,437 Views 1 Comment

LAST NIGHT, NBC aired a live performance of Peter Pan. It starred Alison Williams in the titular role and Christopher Walken as Captain Hook.

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By all accounts, Walken’s performance was pretty bizarre. Or at least more bizarre than one would have expected.

Here is his evil laugh.

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Here he is saying “How do you do?” in truly Walken fashion.

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Here he is addressing his haters.

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It was truly the gift that kept on giving.

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Here he is just gleefully beating a tambourine.

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And this is him singing. No, really.

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Everyone was agreed on one thing, though: Christopher Walken is a slick dancer.

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Meanwhile, we pray that this in the works.

Make it happen, internet.

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