Your favorite SNL skits throughout the years.

Could we try to keep this about your own favorites and not how you don't like another person's choice or how you weren't born at a time to understand why it matters and don't care about or hate SNL, please.

Honestly, try not to be an ass. Thank you.

I have tons but just watched a recent one (again) with John Mulaney's Lobster Diner.
Love. So. Much.



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I remember watching this with my folks when it originally aired. We were laughing so hard.



RICHARD

 

Coneheads (We are from France, time to consume mass quantities, beer and fiberglass insulation), The Whiners (DOUG and WENdy WHINer, I need some MACaRONi and CHEESE for my DIverTICuLITis!), Toonces the Driving Cat, Roseanne Rosanadana, countless others that I will remember just as soon as I hit post.

MANY, many musical performances!

For those who care, SNL was one of the programs that pushed me over the hump to buy my first VCR back in the days, along with Dallas and Falcon Crest.

 

Jane, you ignorant slut

John Lovitz's Tommy Flanagan character - the pathological liar

John Belushi samurai

Schweddy Balls


Many more

 

Cheeseburger? No Coke...Pepsi.

 

Eddie Murphy playing Buckwheat

 

Steve Martin / Dan Ackroyd - we are Wild and Crazy guys

 

Christopher Walken / Will Ferrell - we need more cowbell!!

 

Belly shirt wins.

 

News for the hard of hearing:

"OUR TOP STORY TONIGHT...."

 

There was one skit, only saw it once, where they were hanging curtains when the power went out. Lots of funny jokes about holding the rod and being well hung.

 

Church Lady

 

So much of the early stuff as listed above.

Another of my all time favorites. Jesse Jackson does Green Eggs and Ham.

 

I'm sure I have more, but these quicly come to mind:

Toonces, the Driving Cat
Wayne's World
Happy Fun Ball
The Lo-vahs in the Hot Tub

 

The Loopners.

 

I can't decide between these two, and E. Buzz Miller's Art Classics (no Youtube link). Yes I am old school! Titian!

 

Celebrity Jeopardy!

 

"Makin' copies....Steeeeeeve...Steverino....the Steve....Steev-O....Steeeeeeve - makin' copies"
"Jane, you ignorant slut"
"Strategery" and "Lock-box"
Belushi doing his Joe Cocker imitation during an actual on-stage performance by Cocker
Norm MacDonald's Bob Dole - especially the skit when the real Dole showed up.
Carvey's "Not gon' do it...wouldn't be prudent" & "Well, isn't that special?"

 

The late Richard Pryor and Laraine Newman Exorcist II
Suck-er!
Jive tur-key!
Your mama eats kitty litter!
Your mama sews socks that smell!
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