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Weirdest 'SNL' Sketch This Year
Weirdest 'SNL' Sketch This Year
Weirdest 'SNL' Sketch This Year
Cut from the Andrew Garfield-hosted ‘SNL’ this past weekend is one of the oddest creations from the Beck Bennett-Kyle Mooney team so far this season, a sketch titled ‘Wing.’ The only reason I’m giving this sketch special consideration is because I cannot remember the last time I felt this uncomfortable while watching a ‘SNL’ sketch while also laughing as many times as I did at details like the out
'SNL' Scorecard: Andrew Garfield
'SNL' Scorecard: Andrew Garfield
'SNL' Scorecard: Andrew Garfield
Andrew Garfield always seems so sincere, which is a great attribute to have as the host of ‘SNL’ because I sincerely believe he wants to be there. The show was fine and was saved partially just because Garfield looked so excited to be a part of the whole process...
‘SNL’ Preview: Christoph Waltz and the Alabama Shakes Get Unchained
‘SNL’ Preview: Christoph Waltz and the Alabama Shakes Get Unchained
‘SNL’ Preview: Christoph Waltz and the Alabama Shakes Get Unchained
There can be no denying that 'SNL' has mostly played its hand of tapping musical acts as hosts given recent turns from Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and last week's mediocre Justin Bieber hour, but will 'Django Unchained' star Christoph Waltz rescue us? The Quentin Tarantino favorite will take the 'Saturday Night Live' stage for the first time with musical guest the Alabama Shakes, but is the nota
‘SNL’s Kenan Thompson Developing NBC Sitcom, Is He Next to Go?
‘SNL’s Kenan Thompson Developing NBC Sitcom, Is He Next to Go?
‘SNL’s Kenan Thompson Developing NBC Sitcom, Is He Next to Go?
The current season of 'SNL' has braved the departures of Andy Samberg, Kristen Wiig and Abby Elliott, with Jason Sudeikis and Seth Meyers rumored to follow, but can it handle another?  That friends, is the question we face after learning that 'SNL' vet Kenan Thompson and executive producer Lorne Michael have begun development of a new NBC sitcom, with Thompson set to star.  What premise does the s