Sharon Stone makes her way into the lighter side of life in this vintage clip from Saturday Night Live, where airport security suspects her of being a terrorist.
When Stone fails to make it through the metal detector to board her flight, TSA employees (Dana Carvey, Rob Schneider and Kevin Nealon) force her to remove articles of clothing, much to their delight. Prepare for plenty of laughter.
Chris Kattan roles into the lighter side of life with his part as incoherent substitute teacher Suel Forrester, who puzzles students with his babbling, in this vintage Saturday Night Live skit. Video courtesy of SNL.
Just as the mask mandates are ending and the coronavirus pandemic appears to be over, Saturday Night Live finally tackles the jaw-breaking hypocrisy and phony propaganda surrounding these mandates, vaccines and Covid-19. This “timely” comedy takes place over a dinnertime talk among a group of friends.
Eddie Murphy gives an all-star performance as his “family” gathers around the dinner table to reflect on the holidays. The skit is courtesy of Saturday Night Live in this special edition of the lighter side of life.
We continue to embrace the lighter side of life with a tribute to beloved comedian Norm Macdonald in this hilarious rendition of his iconic moth joke.
In this vintage clip, the Saturday Night Live alum, who died last week at age 61, keeps host Conan O’Brien and the “Conan” audience in suspense with the longer version of the joke, before reaching the punchline. Video courtesy of Team Coco.
A lawsuit has been filed alleging that Saturday Night Live comedian Horatio Sanz groomed and sexually molested a 16-year-old girl at an SNL after-hours party. Jimmy Fallon also got into the act, drinking with the 16-year-old victim while also emailing and chatting up another minor — aged 15. They have been named in a new lawsuit that also seeks damages from Saturday Night Live Studios and NBC Universal. More from The Quartering.
Want the full details of the case? Here, Jamie Dlux draws from the filings for the case to give us clear evidence of what happened. It wasn’t merely a sexually inappropriate Horatio Sanz who crossed the line, but also the executives of Saturday Night Live, including its creator Lorne Michaels and longtime producer Michael Shoemaker.
This incident brings to mind the old Family Guy episode called Don’t Make Me Over, in which Meg gets a new makeover and transforms into a sexy pop singer. She makes a guest appearance on Saturday Night Live and is deflowered by Jimmy Fallon. Peter Griffin beats Fallon to a pulp for taking advantage of the child.
Comedian Jim Breuer pays homage to Anthony Fauci and his call for everyone to heed “psyence.” Breuer served as a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1995 until 1998. Here he is giving a show earlier this year in Austin, Texas.
More from Jamie Dlux, drawing a comparison to the shenanigans surrounding AIDs. Will Fauci eventually become known as this generation’s closest parallel to Bernie Madoff?
Tommy Flanagan, aka The Pathological Liar, pays a visit to the lighter side of life, starring the incomparable Jon Lovitz, who created the character while a member of NBC’s iconic “Saturday Night Live” show. In this SNL skit, Lovitz has the audience rolling in the aisles with his comedic magic.
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