SNL skits that keep you rolling on the floor with laughter?

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SNL comes up with some funny stuff sometimes

 

http://www.hulu.com/watch/34465

http://www.hulu.com/watch/401527#i1,p0,d2

http://www.hulu.com/watch/56636

 

http://www.hulu.com/watch/99945

 

http://www.hulu.com/watch/276507

 

Garry Shandling (1987) flies TransOzark airlines and has to sit in the chewing section. Tobacco juice and laughs starts flowing. Can't find the video. Probably the funniest single skit I have ever seen on the show.

Robert Wagner as a suave, sophisticated seductor, eating dinner with Jan Hooks IIRC. Except he eats like a pig (drinking soup out of the bowl, gnawing off pieces of steak, etc). Hilarious.

Alec Baldwin in 1994 in a skit called The Rookie Cop. Every cast member was in it, each had a tube through their sleeve for fake vomit. Chris Elliot has a great ad-lib when his doesn't work on cue.

 

Hulu....can't view from Canada

I like watching people/actors trying so hard not to laugh. "Down by the river" comes to mind.

 

Bag o' Glass
Buckwheat Sings
Chippendales Auditions
Debbie Downer - Disney World
Del Stater's Rabbit Hut
Julia Child
VH1 Behind The Scenes with Bruce Dickinson & Blue Oyster Cult
Schweddy Balls
Super Bass-o-Matic
Synchronized Swimming
Wild And Crazy Guys
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Yeah,me too...see some of the Carol Burnett show when Tim Conway turns Harvey Korman into jello..funny stuff.
On snl bass-o-matic,killer bees,skeezix all got snuffles from me...and anything Andy Kaufman,he was such an amazing performer..never see anything like him again...Samauri hit man wonderful...and one time they did a taped show,iirc,from Nola and one of the skits was Belushi doing Mussolini from a balcony..Imho it was brilliant,JB's fake Italian gibberish actually translating into something passably coherent and totally believable as El Duce.
Cheers,
RE
Ps,it was their MardiGras special Feb77..JB played the part of Ricki Mussolini,a successful used truck salesman,who was commemorating his uncle's,Il Duce,visit of 1940...his speech had one understandable word,"party",at which the crowd below went crazy...had Italian bunting on the balconies and everything...vintage hootage.

 

My first thought was "more cow bell!" Wax beat me to it.

I also like Alex Baldwin as Pete Shweddy and his Shweddy Balls.

 

Off the top of my head:

Phil Hartman as Sinatra hosting Sinead O'Connor, Billy Idol, Chris Rock

Steve Martin as The Elephant Guy

Chris Farley - Matt Foley and Bennett Braugher

Many, many more

 

Oh,forgot Mr.Mike stuff...O'Donohue may have been disturbed,seriously. He was head writer at first. Least Loved Bedtime Stories, The Little Engine That Died etc...some of his stuff didn't get past NBC censors,came out later as a movie release,Mr.Mike's MondoVideo...
And oh,Father Guido Sardducci..pretty good scold.
And oh oh,Jack Handy Deep Thoughts..sometimes made me 'wake' up.
Cheers,
RE

 

"Your money's on the dressa honey, I'm done witchu"

 

Oh, great calls!

To this day, it makes my folks happy to think back on those times when they'd be in their own bed, hearing me from the living room laughing hysterically at Mr. Bill videos, Point-Counterpoint and the skits done by those that defined that era, and the show.

 

"all pops and buzzes"

 

Buckwheat buys the farm:

http://www.hulu.com/watch/10389

 

Does anyone recall a skit [I dont think it was SNL] in which parrots were used as the characters from the movie Deliverence? One of the funniest things I ever saw but can find nothing about it now. Mike

 

Found it
http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/redneck-airlines/1351957

 

SNL has tons of critics but it's still one of my favorite shows on TV

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Pretty much any Andy Samberg Digital Short is good for a laugh or two and this has got to be the most famous of his work...SNL just isn't the same without him

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhwbxEfy7fg[/ame]

 

Adam Sandler in the Scmitts Gay beer commercial skit

 

The other day I was watching the best guests from SNL. And by far the best was Alec Balwin. He's been on a billion times. Unfortunatly there doesnt seem to be many youtube clips. I was trying to find the boy scout one but could not. Anyone remember. It was disturbingly funny

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