But one building block of that episode has survived for nearly 50 years: the commercial parody that follows the host’s monologue. Back in October of 1975, George Carlin’s routine about the differences ...

Yes, the classic Season 3 sketch was based on a real place. Which one, however, is a point of debate for the cast and writer.

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Whenever he appears on SNL anniversaries, he never comes off like it’s enough that he showed up. He commits, he takes chances ...

There have been 11 movies based on "Saturday Night Live" sketches over its 50 years, including 'Wayne's World" and "The Blues ...

Sir." Musk admitted he didn’t find Fineman’s script funny as he posted on X/Twitter at the time: “I was like damn my SNL appearance is going to be so f***ing unfunny that it will make a ...

Acting up: Belushi (Matt Wood) faces down Michaels (Gabriel LaBelle ... The script leaves Michaels’ rather poetic answer to the film’s final stretch. It becomes clear SNL’s schtick is going to be ...

ONCE you’ve seen the first ever Saturday Night Live sketch you’ll wonder how the show lasted a week let alone half a century. The skit featuring the late, great John Belushi learning English ...

The main challenge, for anyone making a film about Saturday Night Live, is capturing the unique ... performers are also milling around, from Jim Henson to Andy Kaufman – both of whom are played ...

On the other hand, Matt Wood is the image of Jon Belushi ... Jim Henson, the soft-spoken Muppets genius who is an innocent among lunatics. Rachel Sennott has an interesting arc as Rosie Shuster ...

We now know the result as Saturday Night Live, a sketch show institution that ... O’Brien), Laraine Newman (Emily Fairn) and John Belushi (Matt Wood) into shape. Can the talented but untested ...

The main challenge, for anyone making a film about Saturday Night Live, is capturing the unique and unmistakable ... Assorted visionary performers are also milling around, from Jim Henson to Andy ...