Awesome Snl

(PG-13: Language) Comedian Amy Schumer hosted this past weekend’s Saturday Night Live and entertained the crowd with a brief standup bit about young girls having no role model, her relationship with Bradley Cooper and more.

As children, we were told that we could be anything we wanted. And that led America to this. So for its season opener Saturday Night Live dreamed up a wonder drug that could rid us of these overenthusiastic dreamers.

While hosting SNL back in April 2015, Michael Keaton appeared in this sketch which starts out like Blues Clues or Pee-Wee’s Playhouse, but gets really dark, really fast. Go figure that one of the season’s funniest sketches got cut for time.

SNL pokes fun at Marvel’s seeming inability to deliver on a compelling female superhero on screen, as they completely miss the point of Black Widow, and cast her in a romantic comedy. It’s not like DC has done any better.

Back in the ’90s, the cult of Neutorology made a music video featuring members praising their beliefs. Here’s what these people have been doing since then. Saturday Night Live pokes fun at the Church of Scientology in this hilarious skit.

Michael Keaton came back to Saturday Night Live after 33 years(!) for his performance in Birdman. But SNL obviously missed the point of that movie, because all they want him to be is The Dark Knight. The Dark Knight. The Dark Knight.

SNL takes on Hollywood’s incessant need to reinvent and reboot classics, with a live-action remake of family favorite Bambi, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Vin Diesel, and other blockbuster action stars.

Kevin Hart’s been very successful the past few years, but one thing he can’t put on his résumé is being a Saturday Night Live cast member. Here he tells Conan how he severely overestimated the joke he prepared for his SNL audition.

“I’ve gotta give credit to those robots. They fought hard, but luckily I’M THOR!” After defeating Ultron and his minions, it appears the euphoria from the victory made Odin’s favorite son revert to his carefree personality.

The crew of the spaceship Orion are close to staging a mutiny because of their captain’s reckless decisions. Or is it because of what she is?! Saturday Night Live and guest host Chris Hemsworth poke fun at Star Trek in this silly skit.

“We’re not friends and we’re never gonna hang out, so I’m gonna not do this and I’m gonna go away now.” The ladies of Saturday Night Live heed Sara Bareilles’ advice and say what they want to say. You go girls.

Saturday Night Live and guest host Dakota Johnson stirred up a hornet’s nest with this skit. It lampoons a Toyota ad involving a dad saying goodbye to his kid, who’s about to join the armed forces. Of course, that’s not what happens here.

Maple the golden retriever channels the potbellied Will Ferrell, apparently hearing the dog whistle of Christopher Walken off-stage, demanding the only prescription for his fever. Note: We’ve set the audio to autoplay for effect.

Jimmy Fallon recounts the Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary event and after party. More than anything, this video is proof of The Tonight Show host’s appeal. How many guys can tell this story without sounding like a douchebag?

Saturday Night Live alums Andy Samberg and Adam Sandler coopt Tina Turner’s The Best to look back at SNL cast members who broke character during a sketch, namely Jimmy Fallon, Horatio Sanz, and Jimmy Fallon and Horatio Sanz.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake opened the 40th anniversary episode of Saturday Night Live with a song and dance medley referencing some of the show’s funniest and most memorable sketches, from More Cowbell to Dick in a Box.

Released in time for the show’s 40th anniversary spectacular, the SNL app gives you free (ad-supported) access to thousands of sketches, including unaired ones. It also comes with an SNL emoji keyboard.

Saturday Night Live satirized the stereotype of the submissive housewife with this hilarious fake commercial. What’s a wife to do during the Big Game when the boys don’t need to be served? Play with Totino’s Super Bowl Activity Pack!

“What are we doing eating these huge salads? Let’s go practice rapping!” Saturday Night Live imagines what would happen if Lifetime – which is notorious for its awfully written and cast biopics – made a movie about Hova.

Saturday Night Live parodies Morgan Freeman’s classic parole speech from The Shawshank Redemption. But here the members of the board clearly don’t need to hear a word from Kenan Thompson’s character.

With country star Blake Shelton as its guest host, Saturday Night Live had the perfect opportunity to create this uplifting ditty. Listen y’all to this story of “hope in the form of a little ol’ dirty boot.”

Saturday Night Live: The Complete History contains over 2,300 photos from SNL’s archives, an illustrated breakdown of the cast and crew’s 6-day work week, a comprehensive season reference guide and more.

Never try to please everyone. Saturday Night Live imagines what would happen if a toy maker came up with the least offensive doll ever in trying to cater to a large market. They should’ve followed Greendale’s lead.

“Let’s put it this way: Kim Jong-un is not “with it.” He still watches “laser discs.”” Austin Powers’ nemesis interrupted a pop star’s (Taran Killam) depressing Saturday Night Live opener to take both Kim Jong-un and Sony to school.

Saturday Night Live claims Bilbo and the gang didn’t go to the Grey Havens upon Sauron’s defeat. After encountering creatures great and small and beholding treasures and wonders, they became… paper salesmen. Cue music!

SNL’s Keenan Thompson debunks the old “you’d better be good for goodness sake” trope, as it seems these days everyone gets presents by the tree, no matter how naughty or nice they’ve been. Everybody’s gettin’ sump’n.