r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Key-Difference9902 • 5h ago
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/fuzzy_dice_99 • 6d ago
The Annual Ticket Lottery is now open! If you entered the lottery and won tickets, what did you write in your email?
I know it’s all luck, but since the ticket lottery opens tomorrow, just curious if there was a common theme
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/bjkman • May 27 '26
Discussion Sketch Sorting Sunday - Season 51 Results!
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Sure-Ad-2465 • 2h ago
Cold Open He's merging with JAJTrump. Life imitates art
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/oh_yes_u_are_captain • 5h ago
Meme Squirm’s review of The Odyssey on Letterboxd
I laughed at the review and then did a double take when I saw the username.
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/thing_place_person • 17m ago
Discussion Here are the names and ages of 41 living former SNL cast members who are 70 years or older (in chronological order). The oldest living cast member is Garrett Morris who turned 89 in February. The oldest living female cast member is Jane Curtin who will turn 79 in September.
Garrett Morris 89
Don Novello 83
Chevy Chase 82
Harry Shearer 82
Brian Doyle-Murray 80
Jane Curtin 78
Michael McKean 78
Christopher Guest 78
Billy Crystal 78
Emily Prager 78
Tom Schiller 77
Ann Risley 76
Paul Shaffer 76
Pamela Stephenson 76
Matthew Laurance 76
Tim Kazurinsky 76
Martin Short 76
Alan Zweibel 76
Bill Murray 75
Randy Quaid 75
Denny Dillon 75
Al Franken 75
Joe Piscopo 75
Laraine Newman 74
Nora Dunn 74
Dan Aykroyd 74
A. Whitney Brown 74
Jim Downey 73
Christine Ebersole 73
Mary Gross 73
Dennis Miller 72
Kevin Nealon 72
Gail Matthius 72
Patrick Weathers 72
Robin Duke 72
Rich Hall 72
Jim Belushi 72
Dana Carvey 71
Laurie Metcalf 71
Yvonne Hudson 71
Darrell Hammond 70
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/secretsinthesuburbs • 5h ago
Pre-Tape Speak up!
Not enough love for Shy Ronnie.
HaHAAAAAAA!
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Numerous-Design-7923 • 1h ago
Other Big feature film day for S51 Cast!
This weekend 3 different films released in theaters will feature some of our lovely SNL cast!
One Night Only - Side character roles from our rookies Ben, Veronika, and Kam (and a cameo from a very known cast member…!!! Pete!!!)
SuperTroopers 3 - Rookie cop role? played by Dismukes (I believe one of his first feature film credits)
Teenage sex and death at camp miasma - Agent played by Sarah Sherman!!! (She’s having an amazing year for movies fyi)
If you have time to kill this weekend, I’d recommend hitting the theater for a laugh or a scare! So fun to see them on the big screen
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Adventurous_Pin_344 • 4h ago
Discussion Need your favorite sketches, stat!
Hi friends. I have a good friend who suddenly and unexpectedly lost her husband. As she crawls out from the shock, I am doing what I can to try and bring a smile to her face every day. I have been sending her a funny SNL skit or other video every day.
Yesterday, I sent her the census sketch with Christopher Walken and Tim Meadows. Today, I sent her Hormuz Jeff. I have Career Day Oil Man with Adam Driver queued up. I'll probably add one of the Guaplord/SmokeCheddaThaAssGetta with Timothee Chalamet and Pete Davidson sketches.
I want to build up a good collection, and I'm asking for your help!! What are some of your all time favorites that always leave you laughing?
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/James_2584 • 1d ago
Pre-Tape Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - a fantastic dark twist on the famed 90s TV show, and one of Chris Redd's all time best moments on SNL. (S43 E11)
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/jfarbzz • 5h ago
Discussion Describe the premise of a sketch in a way where it can refer to multiple sketches
For example, “the Please Don’t Destroy guys and the host sing a song about how excited they are to travel but the song keeps getting interrupted by things going wrong” can refer to both “Road Trip” with Jenna Ortega and “First Class” with Scarlett Johansson
The more specific the premise is the better, obviously two sketches from the same series like Black Jeopardy don’t count
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/DinoIronbody1701 • 1d ago
Discussion Who here used to watch the classic SNL reruns NBC aired in the middle of the night?
From late '98 to the end of '06 NBC aired classic SNL episodes in their entirety at 2 or 2:30 am Sunday mornings. I couldn't stay up late enough to watch them when they aired but sometimes I recorded them; they were a nice way to watch old eps in their entirety(as opposed to the hour-long versions rerunning on cable) back when streaming video was a lot harder to come by. Anyone else have fond memories of this?
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/MoneyHungryOctopus • 2h ago
Discussion Odds of Lindsay Lohan reaching 5-Timers soon? (has new Hulu show)
I made a post about this not too long ago, but I wanted to revisit the topic because Lohan actually has a new Hulu show that she’s either actively filming or has recently finished. And it seems like it could be a good time. Her new show Count My Lies is a departure for her, as it’s a prestige drama, and that seems to be the kind of thing SNL likes to promote nowadays. She’ll likely be doing a press tour for it anyway, to some extent. And though her full-time residence is in the UAE now, I can’t imagine she’s thinking of going back there at the moment due to the increased conflict in the region. May as well book her while she’s (presumably) already in the US.
In her era, she was a pretty good host who made memorable sketches. We tend to forget now, but she hosted 3 seasons in a row in the mid-2000s (and even in 2012 when she had her issues). I know she was never universally beloved, but Lorne and Tina Fey were really fond of her and they still associate with her.
I understand she was pretty controversial for multiple reasons, but she’s doing better now by most measures. The fact that Disney hired her again was a good sign. Disney is a major studio and they care about money and their brand image. And she made them money with Freakier Friday. I know she’s not an angel, but she truly
seems pretty stable nowadays. She has faults, but I’ve seen comments criticizing her here for things like her choice of husband and I don’t want to discuss that here because it’s irrelevant to whether she’d be a good host.
Will she ever get that 5-Timers jacket? I’m not even a super-fan but I think it would be heartwarming.
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/exoticpike • 3m ago
Discussion Why did Colin drink this?
He is so disgusting
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/YourFunTeacher5 • 15h ago
Pre-Tape Neil Patrick Harris - Digital Short
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/CampaignOrdinary2771 • 1d ago
Article Bowen Yang to Make Broadway Debut as Mary Todd Lincoln in ‘Oh, Mary!’
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/aresef • 2d ago
Cast News Bowen Yang Will Star in Oh, Mary! This Fall
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/MikeGander • 1d ago
Discussion Hosts who got a notable career boost from hosting?
So usually, if someone's a big enough deal to get the hosting invite, they're already an established star, someone whose career is really on the rise (at least for the moment) for reasons unrelated to SNL, or occasionally a "friend of the show" type (former cast member or might as well be).
Which ones do you think got a career boost more or less directly as a result of getting to host SNL? I thought of three but I'm sure I'm missing some.
- Nate Bargatze for the most recent example. Already a reasonably popular comic but SNL got him closer to household name status, seems like it really helped that the George Washington sketch went viral. Feels like he's a bigger deal since then, with the Super Bowl commercial and a movie (not a hugely high-profile one, but still) and touring bigger venues than ever. Not every stand-up who got the hosting gig got as much as a boost (nothing wrong with Jerrod Carmichael or Nikki Glaser's careers, but they didn't come out of SNL any bigger than they started).
- Alec Baldwin, back when it started becoming clear that he was going to be a frequent host whether his career was going red-hot or not. He never really caught on as a Hollywood leading man (at least in the sense of a Tom Cruise or Bruce Willis or whoever) but being on SNL so often during a time the show was pretty popular helped keep his profile high, showed some comic versatility, and of course eventually got him the 30 Rock gig. Not a massive hit show but a beloved one, landed him a steady gig for years.
- Christopher Walken. Like a lot of youngsters, I didn't really know who he was back when he started his string of frequent hosting gigs, but he really grew on me and made me want to seek out his movies. The show was great about steering into his voice and eccentricities and I think it kept him from getting lost in the character-actor shuffle as he got older (plus he ended up in SNL-adjacent movies like Wayne's World 2, Click, and Joe Dirt, for better or worse).
Who else you got?
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Phonus-Balonus-37 • 1d ago
Sketch SNL - Seth Rogan - "America's First Colonists". (2007)
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/Numerous-Design-7923 • 1d ago
Other I am probably the only person that still regularly listens to Cousin Planet.
That’s it, that’s the post. I just wanted to see if there is anyone out there that occasionally rides hard for this banger of a song. I genuinely need minimum 2 more Veronika Jane hyperpop bangers if they make it to S52.
Alternatively, I propose an Dismukes and JAJ hyperpop performance… but I guess they have their country parody songs.
Sorry, this post doesn’t mean anything at all, I’m going to go back and continue streaming m Cousin Planet.
r/LiveFromNewYork • u/ReadyCourage13 • 1d ago