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SNL@50: SNL Movies That Didn’t Happen
We’ve seen a number of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE characters make the move to the big screen. But some attempts never got out of development. [click for more]
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SNL@50: Not On Saturday, Not From New York
Sometimes the show isn’t from New York or on Saturday night… [click for more]
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Spawn of SNL: THE DANA CARVEY SHOW
Headlined by one of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’s top cast members of all time, this sketch series had a surprising short life but launched an impressive number of comedy superstars. [click for more]
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SNL@50: 10 Noteworthy SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Musical Performances
Music performances have always been an integral part of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. Here are a number of the most notable moments from the show’s fifty year history. [click for more]
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SNL@50: The Best Game Show Sketches
Game show sketches have long been a staple on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. Here are some of the best that the show’s 50 year history have to offer. [click for more]
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Spawn of SNL: THE BEN STILLER SHOW
Ben Stiller wanted to be SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’s Generation X version of Albert Brooks. When that didn’t happen, he created a show that made him a superstar. [click for more]
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SNL@50: The Eras: 1995-1999: Stability And Starmaking
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE bounces back from near cancellation and make it move toward big screen dominance. Only one path succeeded. [click for more]
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Spawn of SNL: THE KIDS IN THE HALL
SNL creator Lorne Michaels didn’t always use his eye for emerging talent for his own show, but also helped this Canadian sketch powerhouse team gain fame. [click for more]
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SNL@50: A History Of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE F-Bombs
Sometimes people forget they’re on live TV. And maybe, some of them did know they were on live TV. [click for more]
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SNL@50: The Eras: 1990-1995: The Frat Boy Era
Michaels wanted to inject fresh blood into SNL so it could continue to grow and stronger. Instead, it was a virus that almost killed the show. [click for more]