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- "NPR's Delicious Dish" View this video on YouTube. NBC / Saturday Night Love / Via youtube.com. I wish they had archive footage of writer's meetings, because I would love to see initial reactions to some of the weirdest crafted sketch ideas.
- 'Twas the Night Before Christmas" View this video on YouTube. NBC / Saturday Night Love / Via youtube.com. Dare I say: one of my favorite opening monologues ever.
- "Adam Sandler on Hanukkah" View this video on YouTube. NBC / Saturday Night Love / Via youtube.com. Not enough love for Hanukkah on this list, but in the words of Adam Sandler, this sketch is too much "funukkah."
Dec 22, 2023 · Here are 10 hilarious holiday “sketches”—and, yes, before you Grinches descend in the comments, we are using that term loosely to include monologues, Digital Shorts and “Weekend Update”...
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- "You're a Rat Bastard, Charlie Brown" It's time we get a new and more mature twist on an old Christmas classic, right? Well, here's Brooklyn's take on Charlie Brown!
- "Glengarry Glen Christmas: Elf Motivation" We've never seen Glengarry Glen Ross, but we figure it went a little something like this (also, this sketch is just too good to overlook).
- "Lonely Christmas" This SNL commercial ad starring Billie Eilish takes an unexpected turn — we won't ruin the ending for you.
- "Home for the Holidays" Eddie Murphy returned to host SNL for the first time in over 30 years, and his comedic chops made that episode one of our favorites of all time.
- Twin Bed
- Schweddy Balls
- Steve Martin’s Holiday Wish
- Glengarry Glen Christmas
- Consumer Probe
- Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood: Christmas
- Hanukkah Song
- I Wish It Was Christmas Today
- Christmastime For The Jews
- D*** in A Box
Done in the style of The Pussycat Dolls, this ode to awkward amorous activity while visiting your childhood home hit a little too close to home for many. Featuring Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon, and Cecily Strong, this 2013 music video (the most recent sketch on the list) tells the tale of when a holiday visit to your parents’ house turns a little fri...
This 1998 sketch showcasing NPR hosts Terry Rialto (Molly Shannon) and Margaret Jo McCullin (Ana Gasteyer) is a master class in double entendres. Baker Pete Schweddy (Alec Baldwin) of Season’s Eatings comes on to their program to introduce the two women to his favorite Christmas treat, his Schweddy Balls. The sketch is done completely deadpan and h...
Many people mistakenly believe that actor/comedian Steve Martin was a member of the SNLcast during the Golden Age of the series (1975-1980). He wasn’t, but it is a completely understandable mistake. Martin hosted so often during that period (eight times!) that he even had several recurring characters. RELATED: 13 Worst Saturday Night Live Hosts Of ...
“Cocoa is for cobbler’s only.” Before he became known for his Donald Trump impersonation, multiple-time host and guest Alec Baldwin might best be remembered for this sketch. In this 2005 spoof of Baldwin’s speech in Glengarry Glen Ross, Baldwin plays Winter’s Breath, a stern, no-nonsense elf who arrives at Santa’s workshop to motivate Santa’s worke...
In this classic 1976 Season 2 sketch, the host of “Consumer Probe,” played by Candice Bergen, introduces us to Irwin Mainway, played by Dan Aykroyd, president of Mainway Toys. She calls Mainway out for manufacturing some questionable products, such as Mr. Skin Grafter and Doggy Dentist. Mainway defends one of the products, Johnny Switchblade Advent...
Arguably the biggest star to come out of SNL was Eddie Murphy. Starting on the show when he was only 19 years old, Murphy would create a number of unforgettable characters during his four-year run. From Gumby and Buckwheat to Velvet Jones, Murphy blazed a trail so bright, he was an A-list star by the time he left the show. RELATED: SNL: 11 Movies y...
One of the biggest stars to come out of Saturday Night Live, Adam Sandlerhad a slew of memorable skits during his time on the show. But he never was featured in a signature Christmas sketch. He DID, however, help write one of the greatest (and funniest) Hanukkah songs in which we learn David Lee Roth lights the Menorah and all Three Stooges are Jew...
“I don’t care what your mama says, Christmas time is heeeere.” With those words, Horatio Sanz kicked off the timeless holiday classic song “I Wish It Was Christmas Today” in season 26. Along with Chris Kattan, Tracy Morgan’s incredible dancing, and Jimmy Fallon doing Jimmy Fallon things, Sanz created an earworm that will be rattling inside of your ...
Debuting in 2005, this 60s-era, Phil Spector-esque tune is sung by one of his frequent collaborators, Darlene Love (you may know her from the holiday favorite “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)”). The TV Funhouse short is done in the claymation style of classic Christmas specials like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman. RELATED: ...
Premiering in 2006, this SNL Digital Short became an immediate sensation. The debut single from Andy Samberg’s comedy trio Loney Island, the tune featured Justin Timberlakeon vocals alongside Samberg. Sang in the style of '90s R&B, the music video depicted the two in era-appropriate attire impressing their women (played by Maya Rudolph and Kristen ...
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Dec 23, 2023 · By Emily Bernard. Updated Dec 23, 2023. “When I was a child, we used to suck on pennies...and it was a delight.” The Big Picture. Saturday Night Live has hilariously accurate Christmas and...
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Oct 1, 2021 · There’s an SNL Christmas skit for everyone, from parodies of pop-culture phenomena (see Cecily Strong’s dead-on take on Sarah Koenig in “Serial: The Christmas Surprise”) to the...
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1. Children’s Christmas Clothing Ad. This parody of a Macy’s commercial keeps it real, and REAL FUNNY by perfectly describing the nightmare that is dressing your child in holiday clothing.
