50 Seasons in 50 Days

Margaret Jo McCullin and Terry Rialto were obliviously racier than ever in SNL's "Schweddy Balls" sketch.

The iconic SNL sketch didn't always seem destined for success, but found its way into the comedy pantheon.

The invented (but believable) "Bushism" was born in Will Ferrell's October 2000 sketch.

The former cast members reminisced in 2019 about the hot tub sketch with Fallon's Fever Pitch costar and Rachel Dratch.

The sketch that inspired a thousand Halloween costumes aired during Adrien Brody's 2003 episode. 

"The whole place was shaking," Jimmy Fallon said of the audience reaction to his classic 2004 sketch with Rachel Dratch.

It was the rise of the pink cleaning robots in this hilarious sketch from Season 30.

Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone played to their strengths in their wildly successful second SNL digital short.

SNL alum Seth Meyers described the sketch starring the beloved NFL quarterback as a "winner" (and no, he didn't *actually* knock children over!).

A beloved SNL character was born when Kristen Wiig uttered "ohhhh myyyy goddddd!" in the Season 33 sketch.