Andy Samberg

The show's milestone season cast four beloved alums as big political figures opposite James Austin Johnson's Donald Trump.

The "360" singer played a wealthy wife who just loves to call the cops.

One member of the comedy rap trio didn't get to participate in the iconic song, and he admits he's still salty about it. 

The hosts of The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast revisited a forgotten 2009 Digital Short.

The Five-Timers Club member had all the middle-aged night school students swooning in the 2008 sketch. 

The April 12 SNL Host ruined Andy Samberg's life in the surreal 2010 Digital Short "The Curse." 

"That'll move the chains!" Andy Samberg's kid commentator cracked the basketball legend up in this 2010 sketch.

As Lady Gaga recalls it, Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg were nervous to ask her to do the iconic SNL sketch.

The incredible performance was one of the many memorable moments from SNL50: The Homecoming Concert.

SNL took aim at the 2008 presidential election in Season 34, and said goodbye to a beloved cast member.

Season 32 memorably brought a new face to the "Weekend Update" desk and continued the success of SNL Digital Shorts.

The pop singer told the wild tale in NBC's Ladies & Gentlemen… 50 Years of SNL Music documentary.

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

The "360" singer slayed her first time as Host in the 2024 Thanksgiving episode.

Andy Samberg's Hamilton-style rap and Marcello Hernández's caged shampoo were highlights of "Port Authority Duane Reade."

The Beetlejuice Beetlejuice actor was joined by Mikey Day and Andy Samberg dressed in striped suits and green wigs.

An audience member's question at a recent Late Night taping prompted the Host to share a "Weekend Update" story.

The "Fortnight" singer traded vampires for Frankenstein's monster in the hilarious "Firelight" digital short.

The October 12 Host played a boy whose singing voice came with too much sacrifice in the sketch co-starring SNL alums.

Andy Samberg, Dana Carvey, and Jim Gaffigan also returned for a game show face-off against James Austin Johnson's Trump.