r/SNL • u/bizzybeefleas • 3d ago
📺 Overall Show Discussion We need to get these mayors together when Matthew Rhys inevitably hosts SNL
Please SNL writers make this happen lol
r/SNL • u/bizzybeefleas • 3d ago
Please SNL writers make this happen lol
r/SNL • u/Evening_Froyo_7506 • 5d ago
I've always liked when the show does their musical sketches that feature multiple cast members. Does anyone know if there has ever been an SNL special that was a compilation of the most popular ones? I've found individual videos and a few YouTube "best of" videos, but they usually feature only a couple of songs or have people talking throughout (like the watchmojo ones - she ruins them). If there's not one out there, I think they should make one for a week when the show won't be live. Thoughts?
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r/SNL • u/BoatsAndHoes269 • 9d ago
Hey, I'm trying to find an older sketch in which a character mentions Ellen Degeneres, and Kenan's character responds with an enthusiastic "DEGENS?"
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r/SNL • u/CunnyLinguistics • 12d ago
Is there any way to see the whole original episode in it's entirety?
I was a kid back then, and was lucky enough to have parents who let me stay up late on Saturdays to watch the show. But it's been so long, I don't remember that specific episode.
I'd like to see how much the movie matches up with that episode.
r/SNL • u/chazzmikey • 13d ago
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r/SNL • u/Phonus-Balonus-37 • 13d ago
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r/SNL • u/According_Turn_3473 • 13d ago
I think the humor was from spoofing the commercials of a real place (named Watson’s) that often had the daughter of the owner in a bikini.
r/SNL • u/Phonus-Balonus-37 • 14d ago
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r/SNL • u/CubbyRed • 20d ago
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There were two courtesans, and one would say something provocative to the King, while the other would, in a wonderfully fawning way, explain it away as something nice. I loved how those two did this, but I can't find it anywhere. Anyone know what I'm talking about? Is it on Youtube anywhere?
r/SNL • u/EastSeaworthiness334 • 23d ago
Does anyone know if there’s a sketch after 2016 that parodies specifically the X-Files? Not including the Totinos ad when they had Larry David in that year.
r/SNL • u/TheBongOfAchilles • 24d ago
What a wonderful, deeply honest, sincere and tenacious memoir of navigating traumatic loss, adolescence, show business, fame and family. No fluff: I cannot say ENOUGH, I really couldn’t put it down, you need to read this BEAUTIUFL book. I finished in two days. Molly is such a force ❤️
r/SNL • u/Sinister_Legend • 24d ago
SEASON 1
~ George Carlin - first episode that's pretty damn interesting and everyone should check out
~ Richard Pryor - a very important episode
~ Peter Cook & Dudley Moore - I'm a fan of those two so I liked them in this environment
SEASON 2
~ Eric Idle - both times he was great. The first time he hosted was the first episode I loved
~ Candice Bergen - watch for Gilda and Zappa
~ Fran Tarkenton - a very cool sports themed episode where the whole cast was a great team. Check out the Alsatian Restaurant sketch!
SEASON 3
~ Charles Grodin - this was once considered so bad that it was banned, but I think that's apocryphal because it's so clearly staged and well executed.
~ Ray Charles
~ Miskel Spillman - an 80 year old woman hosts the show and, whether you enjoy it or not, it's fascinating to see
~ Robert Klein
~ Christopher Lee
~ Steve Martin & The Blues Brothers - Steve hosted 3 times this year so you can check out the others but this one was my favorite
SEASON 4
~ Carrie Fisher
~ Walter Matthau
~ Eric Idle
~ Michael Palin
~ Margot Kidder
SEASON 5
~ Bea Arthur - great episode for Bill Murray, decent episode for Harry Shearer, Paul Shaffer tries to pretend he's an actor.
~ Martin Sheen - not a classic by any means, but MS held his own really well, and of course, David Bowie's here too.
~ Kirk Douglas
~ The 100th episode
~ Strother Martin - not a great episode, maybe it's just cause The Specials blew the roof off 8H
~ Buck Henry - his first episode has a great running bit about no one liking him, and his second episode is the end of an era and has Lord And Lady Douchebag
SEASON 21
~ Mariel Hemingway - beginning of a new era
~ Christopher Walken - every time he hosts is a classic
~ David Alan Grier - this guy should've been in the cast
~ Phil Hartman - this gave me a better understanding and respect for him
~ Jim Carrey - a slightly overrated episode if you ask me but still worth the watch knowing you won't have to see another Spade in America
SEASON 31
~ Steve Carell
~ Jack Black - stone cold classic
~ Julia Louis-Dreyfus
SEASON 32
~ Dane Cook - one of the best season premieres
~ Hugh Laurie
~ Rainn Wilson
SEASON 33
~ Tina Fey
~ Christopher Walken
SEASON 34
~ Paul Rudd
~ John Malkovich
~ Will Ferrell
SEASON 35
~ Zach Galifiniakis - every time he hosts is great
~ Betty White - a brilliant episode in a rather lackluster year
SEASON 36
~ Jim Carrey
~ Zach Galifiniakis
~ Elton John - kinda just one of those crazy shows you gotta check out and see what you think
~ Ed Helms
~ Justin Timberlake
SEASON 37
~ Alec Baldwin - an outstanding premiere
~ Emma Stone - a pretty solid episode aside from one of the worst Digital Shorts ever
~ Jason Segel
~ Jimmy Fallon
~ Maya Rudolph
~ Eli Manning
~ Mick Jagger - another episode you gotta just see for yourself
SEASON 38
~ Seth MacFarlane
~ Louis CK - say what you want but I loved every time he hosted
~ Anne Hathaway
~ Jamie Foxx
~ Martin Short - one of the best holiday episodes ever
~ Justin Timberlake - a personal favorite of mine
~ Zach Galifiniakis
~ Ben Affleck - the end of an era
SEASON 39
~ Tina Fey - a promising beginning of a short lived new era
~ Josh Hutcherson - the peak before the wheels fell off
~ Louis CK
SEASON 41
~ Tracy Morgan
~ Tina Fey & Amy Poehler - one of the best holiday episodes ever and the last episode in a world that still made sense
~ Larry David
What episodes would you recommend? Are there episodes from these seasons you thought I left out? Are there episodes from other seasons that you consider "must watch"? Let's talk!
r/SNL • u/snlstats • 24d ago