The sketch comedy show entertains viewers every Saturday evening (or for DVRers, every Sunday morning).
There have been iconic sketches throughout the last half century involving cast members both past and present.
But the most iconicSNLsketches are named as such for very specific reasons.
But 20 years ago, they werent really a thing, especially not fromSaturday Night Live.
The video is purposely shot in an amateurish way as he andChris Parnelljoke rap in an aggressive manner.
Today, some ofthe best SNL sketches of 2024hail from the new musical comedy troupePlease Dont Destroy.
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But itsLazy Sundaythat started it all.
He was in town and was game.
However, Beyonce wasnt.
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Once she saw how committed he was, she was in.
The segment turned out to be one of the funniest ever inSNLhistory.
Were the dancers, they proclaim in hilarious effeminate voices as they pose seductively.
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No matter how many times this sketch is watched, it never gets any less funny.
He is Pete Schweddy, a local baker promoting his baked goods.
His signature dish is a sweet, donut hole-shaped treat he calls his Schweddy Balls.
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There were other greatDelicious Dishsegments throughout the sketchs run from 1996 through 2002.
But none as belly-laugh inducing as this one.
ItsKate McKinnons character, however, who steals the show.
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Spoiler alert: it usually works, and that makes the sketch even funnier.
5Celebrity Jeopardy!
Theres also the lateNorm MacdonaldasBurt Reynoldsand Jimmy Fallon impersonating a different celebrity each time.
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There have been funny variations since, includingBlack Jeopardy!and the episode featuringTom Hanks.
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1988-1994 (2011 with Dana Carvey, 40th Anniversary Special)
Party on!
All these catchphrases are known from theWaynes Worldmovies, but they originated from a recurring sketch onSNL.
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Mike Myers andDana Carveyplay two rockers obsessed with hard rock music and hot babes.
Put that cocoa down, he screams at Rachel Dratch.
Cocoa is for cobblers only.
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But Dickinson loves it.
In fact, he thinks that what the song needs ismorecowbell.
An informal idiom that means something or someone could be improved with extra quality.
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