Which 'SNL' sketch is the best? Vote in the semi-finals!
Voting has now closed for the semi-finals! Come back tomorrow to vote in the final round.For the past 50 years, "Saturday Night Live," has aired thousands of sketches but which is considered the best ...
Amy Schumer Can’t Believe Her ‘SNL’ “Porn Teacher” Sketch Is the Most Viewed: “People Really Are Perverts”
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Jeepers, Mr. Peepers! Springfield's Chris Kattan part of 'SNL' 50th anniversary docuseries
Chris Kattan of Springfield has been part of the run-up to the 50th anniversary of "Saturday Night Live." Kattan was part of the "More Cowbell" sketch, which premiered on April 8, 2000.