Yeah, it did. I watched it a few times to see if I could put my finger on what it was that made it come across that way, and I'm still not sure I can.

It gets me right when the live audience realizes that it's not a joke, and falls completely silent. He can barely keep it together on his last few lines.

His face changes. He drops the character. That's what gets me. He never does that.

I think it was because they didn't do the outro music, and the audience didn't clap and cheer. Just a straight fade out.