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An in-depth journey into the legacy of one of television's most iconic and influential shows - Saturday Night Live . Through deep dives into its most memorable eras, behind-the-scenes stories, and analysis of its evolution, we celebrate and debate all things SNL - the show that has become an institution, defining comedy for over 50 years.
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For this week of Season 6, Saturday Night Live has the very energetic Ray Sharkey hosting the show. Will Ray's hosting be as infamous and memorable as the previous host? This episode of SNL has so much going for it, incl
Well, it's the Christmas episode for Season 6 and this week has David Carradine from the show Kung Fu hosting! And yet, this episode of SNL is better known for the infamous hosting job that David Carradine delivered. Thi
It's 133 minutes of screen time, we've got a full glass of Orange Whip, two podcasters, an author, and we're recording. Hit it! That's right, we're celebrating the anniversary of the release of the 1980s classic comedy T
The Scream Queen herself Jamie Lee Curtis hosts this week's episode of Saturday Night Live —and she brings it! This very entertaining episode of SNL features standout performances from the cast including Gail Matthius wi
Not Ready for Season 6 is back and we're looking at how the cast and writers of SNL bounce back after last week's infamous outing. This episode of Saturday Night Live was hosted by Ellen Burstyn from the legendary film T
The second episode of SNL Season 6 is one of the most infamous in the show's history, considered by many as one of the worst Saturday Night Live episodes of all time! Deremy and Thomas go over all the sketches to find ou
A new era has arrived for Saturday Night Live ! A brand new cast, new writers, and Jean Doumanian is the new Executive Producer. For the Season 6 premiere, they have an all-time host coming back—Mr. Elliott Gould ! Find
To help kick off our look back at Season 6 of Saturday Night Live , we talk to one of the cast members from that season— Denny Dillon . In addition to being the very first "new" cast member to say "Live from New York," D
Well, the time has arrived!! The Not Ready for Prime Time Project is tackling the infamous Season 6 of Saturday Night Live ! For such a big task, the guys have asked Thomas Sena and Deremy Dove from Pop Culture Five Podc
One last VINTAGE episode before we leave "The Early Years of SNL " and move into the Jean Doumanian season. Late in Season 1, Madeline Kahn hosted for the very first time. Delayed by a technician's strike, the show seeme
Today we remember original SNL writer, Anne Beatts . Coming to Saturday Night Live by way of The National Lampoon , she was both a vital voice and powerful force in the early formative years of the show. Not only did Ann
Awhile back, during our Season Five look back, we wanted to do a "Deep Thoughts" episode on the Andy Kaufman special, Andy's Funhouse , which aired in the summer of 1979 (though it was filmed back in 1977). We were very
This week, we wanted to showcase a different podcast. From our editor, Will, comes his own podcast - Reviewing Who . Brothers Will, Pat, and Tom journey across time and space as they deep-dive into each episode of Doctor
In the spring of 1980, Saturday Night Live finally met its first competitor. Desperate to steal a piece of the late night comedy pie, ABC premiered its own late night sketch comedy show as SNL was nearing the end of its
Five years ago today, we lost one of the original writers of SNL —the amazing Anne Beatts . One of only two female writers on the staff when the show began, Anne's contributions were vital, formative, and iconic. She was
Our look back at Saturday Night Live ’s original era has come to an end. We wrap up our final episode of The Early Years of SNL , looking back at all five seasons of the original era. We revisit the journey the show took
We made it! Our look back on the original era of Saturday Night Live comes to a close. We’ve revisited every episode, talked about every sketch, discussed every host and musical guest, and explored the behind-the-scenes
A companion to our discussion about the end of the original era of SNL , we talk with biographer Susan Morrison about Lorne Michaels’ side of things. Susan joins us to discuss Lorne’s mindset going into Season Five, how
Why did Lorne Michaels leave SNL ? How hard did NBC try to keep him? Did a future US senator really sabotage everything? Saturday Night Live historians and authors Doug Hill & Jeff Weingrad join us once again to answer t
As we bring our look back on the first five years of SNL to a close, we rounded up some of our favorite and most knowledgeable guests for a very special Tournament Talk. Together, they help us discuss and debate the “Bes
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