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'''Saturday Night Live''', or '''SNL''', is a long-running sketch comedy show developed by [[Lorne Michaels]] in the 1970s and | '''Saturday Night Live''', or '''SNL''', is a long-running sketch comedy show developed by [[Lorne Michaels]] in the 1970s and still running today. The weekly program has produced actors such as [[John Belushi]], [[Chevy Chase]], [[Eddie Murphy]], [[Dan Ackroyd]], [[Mike Meyers]] and writers such as [[Larry David]], as well as many others. | ||
Part of the modern show's format includes themed sketches, recurring characters, musical acts that have included [[The Beastie Boys]], [[Aerosmith]], [[Run DMC]], [[The Rolling Stones]], and features a guest host every episode, some of whom have headlined SNL in the past. | Part of the modern show's format includes themed sketches, recurring characters, musical acts that have included [[The Beastie Boys]], [[Aerosmith]], [[Run DMC]], [[The Rolling Stones]], and features a guest host every episode, some of whom have headlined SNL in the past. | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 3 February 2008
Saturday Night Live, or SNL, is a long-running sketch comedy show developed by Lorne Michaels in the 1970s and still running today. The weekly program has produced actors such as John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Eddie Murphy, Dan Ackroyd, Mike Meyers and writers such as Larry David, as well as many others.
Part of the modern show's format includes themed sketches, recurring characters, musical acts that have included The Beastie Boys, Aerosmith, Run DMC, The Rolling Stones, and features a guest host every episode, some of whom have headlined SNL in the past.