Question: Does anybody remember the TV Funhouse clip where various presidents sang a Boyz II Men song? I feel like it was “End of the Road”.

I could have SWORN I’ve seen it….but it’s like it has been wiped from all portions of the internet and the extra problem is that I can’t remember when it aired so I can’t try to scour archives. Does anybody remember this particular moment?

There's this SNL channel on various streamers called SNL Vault and its mostly SNL B-Sides. Every so often you get a Bronx Beat or a Mr Robinson's Neighborhood but the majority of the time it is the absolute most random sketches.

I just saw one when Amy Adams hosts that i had no memory of; It's Amy Adams, Kate McKinnon & Cecily Strong playing a trio of singing sisters who keep asking patrons at the bar (Kyle Mooney & Bobby Moynahan) if they can eat garbage. They sing terrible Christmas songs and keep pressing about eating garbage, and at the end of the sketch we learn they were Raccoons.

It was absolutely mental. 

I primarily watch snl on youtube and havent seen any new sketches uploaded.. is there a reason why? - relatively new to snl

Hey everyone! Definitely catch this show either in person or livestream. It’ll have all of your favs in it!!

"New York’s hottest club is 54 Below! Join us in singing the best of “Saturday Night Live” as we approach the premiere of their 52nd season. Produced by Lauren Riddle and Lauren Biedron of LxL Productions, with music direction by Aidan S. Wells, come ready to hear your favorites, including “Dick in a Box,” “I’m Just Pete,” “The Chanukah Song,” “I Just Had Sex,” and “Welcome to Hell.” Don’t be a Debby Downer and get your tickets now… and don’t worry, there will be more cowbells!"

I remember on November 10th, 2018, Dave Crenshaw came on SNL where Pete apologized to him and everything, and I recently wanted to re-watch the clip. I checked YouTube (although their search doesnt' work well now), and also NBC.com, and I have been unable to find that full segment.

I can find clips of it reported on in news segments on other channels, but I distinctly remember a scene where Dan had a call come through on his phone and he had jokingly set his ringtone to "Breathing" by Ariana Grande to poke fun at her and Pete having broken up. Does anyone know where I can watch the full, original segment?

Thanks!

When Chevy Chase returned to host Saturday Night Live on February 18, 1978, tensions were boiling over. Chase had famously left the cast during Season 2 to pursue Hollywood stardom, leaving behind plenty of resentment. Bill Murray—who joined to replace him—became the designated enforcer for the cast's frustrations.

Minutes before the live broadcast began:

Murray confronted Chase in John Belushi’s dressing room, trading personal insults. Murray reportedly told Chase, "Go f**k your wife, she needs it," while Chase mocked Murray's acne scars.

Fists flew, and John Belushi jumped in the middle trying to pull the two apart while catching stray punches. As they were separated, Murray famously shouted, "Medium talent!" at Chase.

Right after the scuffle, Chase had to walk straight onto the stage for the cold open and monologue, visibly rattled and flustered while trying to play it cool for the live audience.

Does anyone know about this game show that Molly and Michael are doing

I've been a fan of SNL for a long time now, and websites such at The SNL Archives and The 'One SNL a Day' Project helped increased my interest through exploring its history! So for the past couple years, I've been working on a project that provides an image of every individual sketch appearance that each cast member has made per episode. Presented through a collection of screencaps, that are displayed in a collage format and divided by each episode of the show’s run, these images provide a look at every role a cast member had in any given sketch throughout their tenure, and beyond.

At miscollectionblog.blogspot.com you can look at any cast member where they're listed in chronological order of their departure from the show, or browse through the season labels. And when viewing this site on a desktop, you'll be able to identify the images by waving the cursor over any picture, and it will display the coded tags of the actor and their season/episode number along with the date of the show. (Ex. DA203-10/2/76 = Dan Aykroyd Season 2, Episode 3-October 2, 1976).

All of this is possible thanks to screencaps collected by numerous online sources, including the ones listed above, and other SNL reviewers in these corners of the fandom, as well as any video clips available to access. Hope you can enjoy this as much as I did putting it all together!

I always thought Molly was beautiful AND FUNNY on SNL but seeing her in the hawk. She is just as beautiful and funny at 60. It's amazing.

Just a random thought I had, then looked up.

Sucker For Pain https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-59jGD4WrmE

Rap Song https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ATFy2YLT504

Vividly remember a weekend update with Horatio as split face (femme/butch) Rosie O’Donnell with femme Rosie calling Jimmy “cutie petutie” and wanting to buy him a PT Cruiser and butch Rosie being really mean to Tina. 😂 I can’t find it anywhere. Peacock seems to have scrubbed that Update. It was Andy Roddick. S29/E5. Help?

So for years anytime i hear Ben Afflecks name i say Ben Whofleck.i remember mango saying this to either Affleck or Damon maybe during a sketch but cant for the life of me find this sketch.does it not exists and i made this up in my head or maybe mis remember it.someone please tell me im only half crazy This took place during the early to mid 00s if i remember correctly

Does anyone else remember John Belushi on SNL in a white disco style jumpsuit with a hole around the belly button area with other people in the sketch singing and dancing to a song call “belly buttons” or is it just me. Is this the Mandela effect or am I going crazy because I can’t find one single clip of this on the net anywhere.

They dance around and sing the word belly button and point to the exposed belly buttons

I couldnt sleep last night and wound up watching this new Kevin Hart movie (i think it was Netflix maybe prime idk) . The premise is that he is some random ‘old’ guy who winds up going to a bachelor party. (Genz vs. Genx?) Marcello Hernandez was one of the main characters and I thought he did great! I knew he had ‘star power’ . And , it was WONDERFUL to see what Kam Patterson is really all about - he had me cracking the hell up. Also Ben Marshall. All super funny.

Anyway rotten tomatoes has this at 14%; its certainly not gone with the wind, and maybe i was just so tired everything was funny - but i seriously thought this was great.