Awesome Saturday Night Live

Saturday Night Live celebrates the holidays with this great compilation of Christmas tunes featured on the late night show over the years. Enjoy classics like “I Wish It Was Christmas Today,” “Office Christmas Party,” “Jingle Barack,” and “Bring It on Down to Wrappinville.”

“…Trix are for cereal. And this is the truth.” A jilted lover chastises his girl. But not before doing some regrettable things. Saturday Night Live and Donald Glover do a perfect parody of Oran “Juice” Jones’ classic The Rain, which was really asking to be made fun of.

A couple of SWAT team members are staking out a deadly killer, when they’re distracted by his neighbors, who clearly live a much more exciting life than the murderer. We want to party with these guys.

Saturday Night Live and guest host Jimmy Fallon imagine a high tech shirt to help us deal with embarrassing public situations. DJ Snake and Lil Jon’s played-out build up somehow makes the skit even funnier.

Saturday Night Live guest host Aziz Anzari plays an Uber customer who wants to raise his rating to five stars. Turns out his driver (Bobby Moynihan) has the same goal for their trip. Things get weird, lessons are learned, and stars are earned.

Kate McKinnon’s awesomely weird character Ms. Rafferty is back with yet another otherworldly encounter. This time, she meets up with some of Santa Claus’ lesser known helpers during her latest abduction.

Saturday Night Live guest host John Cena plays a college football star who refuses to play in an upcoming big game unless he aces his science experiment. Good thing he’s got this one in the bag.

“So what is he puttin’ in there?” “A secret.” Saturday Night Live satirizes the dichotomy of children’s toys with a skit about a toy well for introverted boys. 2017, please let this SNL comeback continue. Oh and make the well come true too.

“She doesn’t know what Jen likes, and she doesn’t super care. So she goes inside the closet just to see what crap’s in there.” Saturday Night Live‘s ladies and guest host Emma Stone sing about the gift that keeps on you keep on giving away.

Saturday Night Live’s parody ad reminds folks meeting up with family for Thanksgiving that they can rely on Target for gifts, food, and some precious alone time. Though clearly they haven’t seen the jampacked Target parking lots around here. Mirror here.

“The Bubble is a community of like-minded free thinkers. And no one else.” Saturday Night Live’s pre-post-apocalyptic skit pokes fun of bipartisan politics’ Us vs. Them mentality. And Brooklyn. Mirror here.

“Yes, yes, every 10 year, he comes to my village in the middle of the night to take a new wife.” For their latest Weekend Update, Saturday Night Live‘s MVP Kate McKinnon put on her poor Russian villager character to talk about Donald Trump. Skip to 2:33.

The final round of a shopping game show quickly gets out of hand when an extremely passionate contestant does whatever it takes to win. We’re not sure why Saturday Night Live didn’t show this skit in its previous episode, because it was actually funny.

The Force Awakens’ MVP Adam Driver and Kate McKinnon made a series of teasers for this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live. We don’t think he can ever be not scary anymore. His training may not be complete, but he has mastered the soulless gaze.

In yet another unaired Saturday Night Live skit, Kyle “Cut for Time” Mooney posed as a mumbling and bumbling reporter and spoke to people waiting in the rain for a Justin Bieber concert.

A mom tries to guilt trip and blackmail her bickering teenage kids into settling their differences. Go on an emotional roller coaster ride in this dark and twisted unaired skit from Saturday Night Live‘s 2015 holiday episode.

Three men unwittingly join a prophetic game show that presents their future second wives… as they are today. Saturday Night Live‘s hilariously creepy skit proves that in some cases, age does matter.

Saturday Night Live pokes fun at how many toys are marketed to kids but are actually bought by grown up toy collectors. Sorry kid, but Taran Killam’s married life is no joke. And bonus points for casting Andy Samberg Jr.

“It’s definitely our friend Claire. You know, Claire from college? Or growing up or something.” A group of girls suspect that something’s up with their friend Claire. They should’ve gone full Twilight Zone and had the joke apply to everyone.

(PG-13) The NSA interrogates three people who were abducted by aliens. Turns out the extraterrestrials are just like us. There are good ones and there are pervs. Kate McKinnon manages to make a creepy tale hilarious in this Saturday Night Live skit.

(PG-13, Crude humor) The ladies of Saturday Night Live reunite their ’90s girl group with guest host Elizabeth Banks to pay tribute to the men who made them look at couches and shower heads in a different light.