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Funniest SNL skit evar!

azgreg said:
Funny, but my all time favorite is Schweddy Balls.

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I do love that one. I think the content of the alien abduction one was really good but the best part was watching them failing at holding it together. Reminds me of that Chris Farley/Adam Sandler skit where Farely had Sander on the brink of losing it when he dressed up in drag as his wife.

My other favorite where they couldn't keep it together was the IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!!!!! sketch.

https://screen.yahoo.com/down-river-000000356.html
 
poweRob said:
but the best part was watching them failing at holding it together.
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That is one of the reasons I used to love watching the Carol Burnett Show. They always made each other lose it and start laughing.
 
5. Point/Counterpoint

Original Airdate: December 16th, 1978

A parody of the 60 Minutes "Point/Counterpoint" segments that ran throughout the Seventies, Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd argued in the steely tone of televised debates, but with insults that thwarted decorum. "Jane, you ignorant slut" quickly become a pop-cultural catchphrase, but the invective seems downright tame when compared to the nastiness lobbed across cable and radio these days: Rush Limbaugh called a women's rights activist a "slut" as recently as 2012.

Read more: 50 Greatest 'Saturday Night Live' Sketches of All Time Pictures | Rolling Stone

I saw it live, and it was like wtf....

it was spectacular, funny, special, and only SNL had the balls to even try a sketch like it

and Dan Ackroyd was always one of my favorite guys on SNL
 
gdgyva said:
5. Point/Counterpoint

Original Airdate: December 16th, 1978

A parody of the 60 Minutes "Point/Counterpoint" segments that ran throughout the Seventies, Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd argued in the steely tone of televised debates, but with insults that thwarted decorum. "Jane, you ignorant slut" quickly become a pop-cultural catchphrase, but the invective seems downright tame when compared to the nastiness lobbed across cable and radio these days: Rush Limbaugh called a women's rights activist a "slut" as recently as 2012.

Read more: 50 Greatest 'Saturday Night Live' Sketches of All Time Pictures | Rolling Stone

I saw it live, and it was like wtf....

it was spectacular, funny, special, and only SNL had the balls to even try a sketch like it

and Dan Ackroyd was always one of my favorite guys on SNL
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Yah I remember those too.
 
BrewerBob said:
That is one of the reasons I used to love watching the Carol Burnett Show. They always made each other lose it and start laughing.
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Harvey could never keep it together. Especially if the skit involved Tim conway
 
gdgyva said:
5. Point/Counterpoint

Original Airdate: December 16th, 1978

A parody of the 60 Minutes "Point/Counterpoint" segments that ran throughout the Seventies, Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd argued in the steely tone of televised debates, but with insults that thwarted decorum. "Jane, you ignorant slut" quickly become a pop-cultural catchphrase, but the invective seems downright tame when compared to the nastiness lobbed across cable and radio these days: Rush Limbaugh called a women's rights activist a "slut" as recently as 2012.

Read more: 50 Greatest 'Saturday Night Live' Sketches of All Time Pictures | Rolling Stone

I saw it live, and it was like wtf....

it was spectacular, funny, special, and only SNL had the balls to even try a sketch like it

and Dan Ackroyd was always one of my favorite guys on SNL
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The Dan ackroyd refrigerator repairman was hilarious. Butt crack all hanging out and he parked his pencil in there too... Funny stuff.
 
poweRob said:
The Dan ackroyd refrigerator repairman was hilarious. Butt crack all hanging out and he parked his pencil in there too... Funny stuff.
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SNL back in the early days was crazy

You had cutting edge stuff being performed on live TV....driving the censors nuts....

The cast was legendary....Belushi, Ackroyd, Jane Curtain, Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase....

Eddie Murphy came along not too long after.....belushi was crazy.....i think actually certifiable

But it was cant miss TV ....if you were under 40 at the time, you had to be watching
 
gdgyva said:
SNL back in the early days was crazy

You had cutting edge stuff being performed on live TV....driving the censors nuts....

The cast was legendary....Belushi, Ackroyd, Jane Curtain, Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase....

Eddie Murphy came along not too long after.....belushi was crazy.....i think actually certifiable

But it was cant miss TV ....if you were under 40 at the time, you had to be watching
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Sure did. Also it was one of only three channels we could get with our antenna back then.
 
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