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A stereotypical Minnesota phrase got a bit of the SNL treatment in the April 1 episode of the comedy sketch series.

This weekend Saturday Night Live had a new episode featuring J.J. Watt's with musical guest Luke Combs. During a skit, J.J. played the part of pilot Pete in a spoof of the show.

This show isn't for everybody, but it's worth the gamble to watch to see if you get it. If you do, it's hilarious.

Dana Carvey had some great impressions of George H.W. Bush back on SNL in the 90's. The President had a good laugh at them and it turned into a nice friendship.

Back in the mid 2000's it seemed like they were trying to get cellphones to be as small as possible.  Nowadays they are huge!  I was cleaning out my desk the other day and found my old motorola phone from around 2006.  It's so small I cannot even comprehend trying to use something like that now...

SNL was great this last weekend with Bill Hader hosting. His best sketch of the night was the original screen tests for Jurassic Park.

We’ve long-since forgiven Star Wars oddities like sound in space or planets with one ecosystem, but one thing never adds up: Why does everyone speak different languages to one another? SNL sought to answer exactly that with a new cut-for-time short.

We knew changes were coming to SNL Season 43 after the departures of Vanessa Bayer, Bobby Moynihan and Sasheer Zamata, but these additions are real buzzer-beaters. Ahead of Saturday’s premiere, SNL welcomes Heidi Gardner, Luke Null and Chris Redd to the series, with more than double as many writers.

As SNL brings its summer Weekend Update to a close, we have our first official Season 43 host. Hide your replicants, as Blade Runner 2049 star and returning guest Ryan Gosling will host the late September premiere, joined by an iconic New York musical guest.

Drunk Uncle has officially sobered up, at least for the time being. CBS’ official pickup of SNL star Bobby Moynihan’s new generational sitcom Me, Myself & I will indeed cement his exit from the NBC sketch comedy series after Season 42’s finale this week.

Once upon a time, Alec Baldwin taking on the role of SNL’s Donald Trump seemed like an amusing guest spot to take us through the debates. Now, the question remains how long Baldwin will play the beleaguered president, especially as the reigning host claims he never wanted the role in the first place.

'I feel like my dad and Sean Spicer had a baby, and it’s me,' McCarthy joked.