Nobody is going to agree on what the best "Saturday Night Live" sketch is. There are just too many to choose from. Over the series' 50 years on the air, there have been thousands of short comedic ...

It's nearly impossible to pick out the greatest Saturday Night Live sketches of all time, given that there's been 50 years of shows (as of publishing this). But we've tried. What are the sketches ...

It might not be laugh-out-loud funny, but there's something brilliant about the way "SNL" spoofs ESPN's "First Take" in this 2022 cut-for-time sketch. From the first question ("Tom Brady ...

Bush and Alex Trebek. So it made perfect sense that the first sketch of SNL50 would feature one of Ferrell's funniest impressions: Robert Goulet. To kick off the night, Ferrell appeared as the ...

The best “Saturday Night Live” episodes tend to bend to the sensibilities of the host, and sometimes the musical guest, drawing from their talents as fuel for the big sketch-comedy machine.

What is the best “Saturday Night Live” sketch of all time? Count that among one of life’s many impossible questions. The sketch show’s 50-year history has spawned countless pop culture ...

If the tone for the anniversary special could be summed up in one sketch, this would be it. The Lonely Island’s latest Digital Short is aggressively inside baseball as former cast member Andy ...

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“Something about it, I just I really love that sketch.” FAVORITE SKETCH: “Everything is amazing,” the current cast member said, but she seemed to hope the anniversary special would see a ...

Countless members of the SNL family taken from us way too soon. I’m speaking, of course, about SNL characters and sketches that have aged horribly.” As the audience chuckled, he went on ...

"As the sketch show marks its 50th anniversary with a bevy of celebrations, its cast members and alumni look back on their favorite sketches and the enduring legacy of "Saturday Night Live.

But “Saturday Night,” a late-night sketch comedy series that changed its name to “Saturday Night Live” in 1977, had his attention. And quickly, “S.N.L.” became a fixture of The Times ...