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An in-depth journey into the legacy of one of television's most iconic and influential shows - Saturday Night Live. Through deep dives into its most memorable eras, behind-the-scenes stories, and analysis of its evolution, we celebrate and debate all things SNL - the show that has become an institution, defining comedy for over 50 years.
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In the summer of 1979, Bill Murray went full “gonzo” in his portrayal of Hunter S. Thompson in the feature film Where the Buffalo Roam. The film slaps together various events from Thompson’s past with his attorney and friend, Carl Lazlo (Peter Boyle), that include a 1968 San Francisco drug possession trial, the Super Bowl, and the 1972 presidential campaign. And, while there are no direct references to his most famous adventure, there are plenty of nods to a certain savage journey to the hear...
After looking back on Season 6, we asked ourselves: What if Saturday Night Live DIDN’T fire Jean Doumanian in the middle of the season? How much longer might she have lasted? What might the show go on to become? And how much longer might SNL have even existed? Thomas Sena and Deremy Dove join Brad and Gary to look at what an alternate history of SNL might look like. They imagine what changes would still have taken place for Season 7 (and beyond), what kind of guests might have been on the sho...
Denny Dillon returns to the podcast to talk with Thomas and Deremy about her time on Saturday Night Live. She talks about what it was like trying to keep SNL alive during Season 6, the uphill battle that was, and what it was like for the show moving from Jean Doumanian to Dick Ebersol. Denny revisits the whole season, pulling back the curtain on sketches, hosts, and working with fellow castmates such as Joe Piscopo, Gail Matthius, Gilbert Gottfried, and of course, a young Eddie Murphy. Join u...
We made it! Season 6 of Saturday Night Live! What a ride. Thomas and Deremy take a final look back at one of the most infamous "eras" in SNL history. They discuss what they liked, what surprised them, and what the learned by watching this whole season. They talk favorite hosts, musical guests, sketches and more. Join us for one more look back at SNL Season 6! --------------------------------- Subscribe & Follow today! And follow us on social media: Twitter: @NR4PTProject...
Well, we've made it to the Season 6 finale of Saturday Night Live! An abbreviated end to such a monumental season in SNL history. In the first episode of the Dick Ebersol era, we open with an appearance from a legend of the original cast. New cast members are introduced, including Robin Duke, Tim Kazurinsky, and Tony Rosato. And Al Franken returns with an appearance on Weekend Update. So much has happened in Season 6's final episodes, and this finale is no exception! All of this and more on N...
Bill Murray returns to Saturday Night Live to host what ended up being the final episode of the very brief Jean Doumanian era. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to save Season 6—even if he did bring back Delbert McClinton as musical guest. Hours after this episode ended, Doumanian was fired as Executive Producer of the show. Replaced by Dick Ebersol, many of the cast and writers would also experience their last week at Studio 8H. But the episode itself? The returning veteran from SNL's original...
Well...we made it! We've finally arrived at one of the most infamous and important episodes in Saturday Night Live history! This episode of SNL is jam-packed with so much—from the "Who Shot CR" runner to the Rocko Weineretto and Weindullah showdown (with a special guest) to a legendary performance from Prince! If that wasn't enough, Eddie Murphy debuts one of his most iconic characters. And that's not even what this episode is so well known for! The person most talked about from this episode ...
Blondie's Debbie Harry returns to Saturday Night Live - this time as host AND musical guest. She is only the sixth act to perform double duties in SNL history* - and the first to do it in the non-Lorne era. We get the return of some Season 6 favorite characters with both Vickie and The Waxmans, two songs from Debbie Harry, and a memorable performance by Marc Weiner rapping as Weindulah. In addition, Funky 4+1 are on hand to make television history with their performance! Find out what Deremy ...
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An in-depth journey into the legacy of one of television's most iconic and influential shows - Saturday Night Live. Through deep dives into its most memorable eras, behind-the-scenes stories, and analysis of its evolution, we celebrate and debate all things SNL - the show that has become an institution, defining comedy for over 50 years.
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