Some SNL sketches go beyond comedy—they expose just how ridiculous serious TV can be. In this video, we spotlight three pitch-perfect parodies that hilariously roast dark, dramatic, or overhyped shows ...

‘The Office’ SNL Parody That Mike Schur Hated Almost Convinced Us Another Actor Was Perfect for Dwight Mike Schur, who famously created The Office, hated one SNL parody of the iconic show but it gave ...

The NBC sketch comedy series closed out its landmark 50th season with the 'Eleanor the Great' director as host and the "Tití Me Preguntó" singer as the night's musical guest. By McKinley Franklin ...

“Never in a million years did I get into comedy to make anyone upset. I feel terrible that anyone would feel bad,” the comedian said. By McKinley Franklin Sarah Sherman never wanted to “hurt” Aimee ...

The skit begins with a family of four arriving at the entrance to the restaurant. While the skit does not explicitly name Epic Universe, the parents (Walton Goggins and Ashley Padilla) mention, “this ...

Saturday’s cold open began with James Austin Johnson, playing Trump, highlighting his first 100 days back in office. “Well, it’s been 100 years since I became president,” Johnson said as Trump.

(The Hill) — “Saturday Night Live” parodied President Donald Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession to “now be called recess.” Saturday’s ...

(The Hill) — “Saturday Night Live” parodied President Donald Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession to “now be called recess.” Saturday’s ...

“Saturday Night Live” parodied President Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession to “now be called recess.” The cold open began with James ...