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"We are going to have to reinvent it again because, well, you saw the debate."
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Yang also shared what Lorne Michaels told him in the aftermath.
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Martin claims he was only suggested to play the potential VP because he also has "gray hair and glasses.”
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Most of his Season 11 cast was ultimately fired before Season 12.
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"It’s just not about appearances, it allows the show to do comedy it never could before," Thompson said.
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Live from New York?
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The show airs live and streams on Peacock, of course, but millions also experience it on YouTube.
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Great, when she's not replaying her greatest hits!
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"Then" is good, but "Now" is much more worth your time.
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Behar said Michaels "never laughed" during her audition.
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"And Lorne started, himself, beating up and pulling these people back from the stage."
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Stone told Carvey that she didn't mind “being the butt of the joke" for that skit.
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Ramy Youssef, Kristen Wiig, and Ryan Gosling are the next three hosts!
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It may be time for Adam Sandler, Bill Murray, and Eddie Murphy to accept that it's not gonna happen.
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Day became vital at SNL by taking over the glue-guy role — and writing some of the show's best sketches ever.
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Some SNL fans praised Yang's reaction to sharing a stage with Chappelle.
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Johnson gives us a shady tour of the iconic SNL Studio 8H, her "home away from home."
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Macdonald "emerged late" in the race to replace Kevin Nealon, according to former SNL writer Jim Downey.
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"She's a very important person in my life," Michaels said of the former SNL head writer.
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"They're late night entertainment, but it's all political, except for Jimmy Fallon."