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'Saturday Night Live' Debuts Its New Cast of Political Characters ...
"Saturday Night Live" premiered its 50th season on NBC. The cast portrayed leading political figures during the episode. Maya Rudolph appeared as Vice President Kamala Harris, while Bowen Yang ... Read More
Is ‘Saturday Night Live’ new tonight? About the Feb. 22 episode
"Saturday Night Live" announced its next batch of new guests on Feb. 18. To continue Season 50, comedian Shane Gillis will host a new episode of "SNL" on March 1 with Tate McRae as musical guest. Read More
‘Saturday Night Live’: 11 Defining Political Sketches - The New ...
Since the 1970s, the late-night institution has offered up definitive impersonations of American presidents and other politicians. Here are its most memorable political sketches. Read More
'Saturday Night Live' has debuted its new cast of political characters ...
"Saturday Night Live" began its 50th season lampooning the 2024 election. 'Saturday Night Live' has debuted its new cast of political characters. Here's who is playing who. Read More
'Saturday Night Live' has debuted its new cast of political characters ...
"Saturday Night Live" premiered its 50th season on NBC. The cast portrayed leading political figures during the episode. Maya Rudolph appeared as Vice President Kamala Harris, while Bowen Yang played ... Read More
'Saturday Night Live' has debuted its new cast of political characters ...
"Saturday Night Live" began its 50th season lampooning the upcoming US presidential election. There was a lot of material from which to draw. The cameras were rolling live in 30 Rockefeller Plaza's ... Read More
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