Dana Carvey says it was a "real challenge" to play Joe Biden on "SNL," noting that he "knew that he was compromised mentally.

Dana Carvey was also missing from NBC's celebration of Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary of being on the air.Carvey joined the cast in 1986 and remained on the late-night live sketch comedy ...

The iconic late-night sketch show, which has been a cornerstone of American pop culture since 1975, will debut “Saturday Night Live U.K.” in 2026, bringing its signature mix of political ...

Dakota Johnson is looking back at the time she visited 'SNL' and accidentally knocked over an entire set piece in front of Lorne Michaels: 'I took, like, a tiny step backwards.' ...

One Saturday Night Live performance stood out as iconic. ... Norm Macdonald was a cast member from 1993 to 1998 and served as the anchor of "Weekend Update", where his sharp, ...

Carvey’s podcast cohost David Spade, who served as an SNL cast member between 1990 and 1996, also jumped in to note that he ...

Look back at 10 essential "Saturday Night Live" sketches mocking New York City — as former writer Carol Leifer weighs in. Here are the best moments when “SNL” took a bite out of The Big Apple.

12 times ‘Saturday Night Live' made a cultural bang over the past 50 years White House figures are a long-standing target for “SNL.” In 1993, the White House fired back.

The very first mention of Boston on “Saturday Night Live” came on October 18, 1975, in the show’s second episode.. In one of the show’s famed commercial parodies, social activist Jerry ...

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The iconic late-night sketch show, which has been a cornerstone of American pop culture since 1975, will debut “Saturday Night Live U.K.” in 2026, ... (1993–1998) featured local ...

12 times ‘Saturday Night Live' made a cultural bang over the past 50 years White House figures are a long-standing target for “SNL.” In 1993, the White House fired back.