As neocon John Bolton tries to instigate a conflict with Iran, here’s a reminder that MADtv saw this move coming back in 2007. Watch and laugh… if you can.
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SNL skewers Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins, and Lindsey Graham in May 11th cold open
In this week’s cold open, Fake Chuck Todd asks a trio of unprincipled Republican senators what it would take for Donald Trump to lose their support.
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Adam Sandler brings “Opera Man” character back to SNL; pays tribute to Chris Farley
Watch highlights from the nineteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season, including a Kate McKinnon impression of Elizabeth Warren.
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SNL has fun satirizing The View and imagining Assange, Avenatti, and Loughlin in prison together
Watch highlights from the eighteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL reacts to the completion of the still unreleased Mueller Report
Watch highlights from the fifteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL brings back Ben Stiller and Bill Hader to execute brilliant parody of Michael Cohen hearing
Watch highlights from the fourteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season, with host John Mulaney and musical guest Thomas Rhett.
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SNL spoofs Trump’s “national emergency” press conference
Watch highlights from the thirteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season, including the latest Alec Baldwin as Trump cold open.
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SNL sends up Congress’ Democratic women; Halsey hosts and performs as musical guest
Watch highlights from the twelfth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL cold open skewers Tucker Carlson; Weekend Update roasts Trump after his cave
Watch highlights from the eleventh episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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Celebrate Edgar Martínez’s Hall of Fame election by watching these classic Mariners ads
Edgar Martínez has finally been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Watch his greatest Mariners marketing hits.
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SNL returns to talk about the Trump Shutdown
Watch highlights from the tenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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It’s A Wonderful Trump: SNL closes out the year with a memorable cold open
Watch highlights from the ninth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season, hosted by Matt Damon (with musical guests Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus).
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Alex Baldwin brings his Trump impersonation back to SNL; Claire Foy hosts
Watch highlights from the seventh episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL takes aim at Laura Ingraham and Jeanine Pirro again; Ruth Bader Ginsburg gets her own rap
Watch highlights from the sixth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL sends off Jeff Sessions in style
Watch highlights from the fifth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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Watch highlights from the fourth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL parodies Kanye West’s absurd Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump
Highlights from the third episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-fourth season.
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SNL returns with Matt Damon as Brett Kavanaugh
Watch highlights from the premiere of SNL’s forty-fourth season.
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He proposed at the Emmys in front of an audience of millions; she said yes
After accepting the Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Variety Special, Oscars producer Glenn Weiss courageously made the most of his time onstage to propose marriage to his girlfriend Jan Svendsen in a heartfelt, touching moment.
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SNL season finale: Tina Fey hosts, de Niro brings back Mueller impression for cold open
Highlights from the final episode of SNL’s forty-third season: The cold open: Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro) happens upon Donald Trump’s (Alec Baldwin) dinner with
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Stormy Daniels joins Ben Stiller, other surprise guests for star-studded SNL cold open
Saturday Night Live really pulled out all the stops for last night’s cold open. Ben Stiller returned as Michael Cohen, Scarlett Johansson, Jimmy Fallon, and Martin Short made guest appearances, and Kate McKinnon debuted a new impression of a Trump crony. But that wasn’t all: before the sketch was over, viewers were treated to a surprise cameo from Stormy Daniels herself.
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