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|  #1 Posted on 30.7.11 2029.18 | Instant Rating: 4.72 | Mine is the Psychology exam Chevy Chase gives Richard Pryor in the first season. Racially charged, edgy and finny as hell. The last line "Dead Honkey" with Pryor's eye twitching is great.
 We'll be back right after order has been restored here in the Omni Center. That the universe was formed by a fortuitous concourse of atoms, I will no more believe than that the accidental jumbling of the alphabet would fall into a most ingenious treatise of philosophy - Swift | Promote this thread! |           | Scottyflamingo
Bratwurst
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| #2 Posted on 31.7.11 0057.06 | Instant Rating: 2.77 | | Uncle Jemimah's Mash Liquor | JST
Liverwurst
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|  #3 Posted on 31.7.11 0104.37 | Instant Rating: 5.00 | Mr. Tarkanian, the boss from hell.
My side is the side of love, peace and submachine guns. | Lexus
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| #4 Posted on 31.7.11 0118.12 | Instant Rating: 5.00 | The sketch were Will Farrell is a doctor who lost Molly Shannon and Chris Parnell's baby and Tim Meadows was Dr. Poop.
In terms of repeating sketches and characters, Christopher Walken as the Continental always was funny.
"Laugh and the world laughs with you. Frown and the world laughs at you."
-Me. | Peter The Hegemon
Lap cheong
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| #5 Posted on 31.7.11 0126.53 | Instant Rating: 5.54 | There are so many, but I think none ever made me laugh quite as much as the Weekend Update segment where John Belushi talked about how March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, and then explains how that only applies to the US, and gets into more and more wild explanations of which animal March behaves like in different countries.
Lots of the vintage fake commercials, too: New Shimmer, Quarry, and so on. | dwaters
Bratwurst
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| #6 Posted on 31.7.11 0324.43 | Instant Rating: 5.57 | "Deep Thoughts" by Jack Handy
"If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time for no good reason."
These really worked as they were usually aired later in the show between 12:30 to 1 when you were really tired and punchy and had to think "Wait, what did that say?"
The soft, easy music. The Phil Hartman intro. Handey's voice. Often, they were just one sentence, but so odd and hilarious. | Kevintripod
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| #7 Posted on 31.7.11 0729.29 | The Barry Gibb Talk Show
"You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill | samoflange
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| #8 Posted on 31.7.11 0842.16 | Instant Rating: 8.76 | Celebrity Jeopardy is the most enduringly funny, but a close second is the Old GLory Robot Insurance commercial.
http://www.hulu.com/watch/2340/saturday-night-live-old-glory
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Harry: That's a special feeling. | Torchslasher
Knackwurst
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| #9 Posted on 31.7.11 1852.40 | Instant Rating: 5.83 | I was definitely going to say Celebrity Jeopardy. The fact that I have twice looked online and watched all the episodes (taking over an hour each time) should tell you how much I love all those skits.
Second for me is Jack Foley, the man who lives in a van DOWN BY THE RIVER!
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"It was nice of you to give that dead woman another chance."
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| #10 Posted on 31.7.11 1948.35 | Instant Rating: 7.71 | Originally posted by Torchslasher
Second for me is Jack Foley, the man who lives in a van DOWN BY THE RIVER!
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Is he Matt Foley's twin brother? lol
Whenever this question comes up, my first answer is always "Guess what?! I got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell!"
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| #11 Posted on 31.7.11 2113.32 | Instant Rating: 7.07 | Stefon would be my favourite character of late, edging out Keith Morrison and the old man news reporter. I guess I like Bill Hader.
All-time favourite skit is a tricky one. AWARulz had a great pick. I loved Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer, and anything with Tarzan, Tonto, and Frankenstein, and I watched the Best of Eddie Murphy VHS tape a billion times.
Maybe Super Bass-o-matic '76? Wow, that's terrific bass! | jfkfc
Liverwurst
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| #12 Posted on 1.8.11 0932.03 | Instant Rating: 7.68 | | Stuart Smalley (Al Franken), Jackie Rogers Jr (Martin Short), Bill Swerski's Superfans (Joe Mantegna), Coffee Talk (Mike Meyers), and Doug Henning (Rich Hall)...loved so many others, though. | Bullitt
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| #13 Posted on 1.8.11 0943.09 | Instant Rating: 8.56 | Current: What Up With That?, Stefon
All-Time: The Martin Short/Harry Shearer/Christopher Guest Men's Synchronized Swimming
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4122944961711350389 | Scottyflamingo
Bratwurst
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| #14 Posted on 1.8.11 1025.08 | Instant Rating: 2.77 | | Current is any of the digital shorts. | samoflange
Lap cheong
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| #15 Posted on 1.8.11 1225.05 | Instant Rating: 8.76 | I'll add Bill Brasky.
Not because any of the sketches themselves were the funniest things I've seen on SNL, but because the joke behind them has lived on in my life. Within one of my circles of friends, anytime anybody brags about anything, one of us will eventually say something like "he's a 9 foot tall beastman who showers in vodka and feeds his babies shrimp scampi."
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Harry: That's a special feeling. | Leroy
Andouille
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| #16 Posted on 1.8.11 1255.21 | Instant Rating: 5.80 |
Almost everything John Belushi did back then was gold - from the Olympia Restaurant ("Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger. No coke, pepsi."), Samurai Delicatessen, etc... I still pull those clips up from time to time.
Brian Fellows' Safari Planet always made me laugh. | Lexus
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| #17 Posted on 2.8.11 1451.56 | Instant Rating: 5.00 | Celebrity Jeopardy was always golden, Farrell and Hammond's exchanges were great, but my all time favorite was the one with Tom Hanks. "Could someone help Tom Hanks, he's stuck in a dry cleaning bag..."
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-Me. | Reverend J Shaft
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| #18 Posted on 4.8.11 1132.21 | Instant Rating: 1.46 |
I remembered laughing forever at that skit when it was aired - thanks for linking.
I also love the whole Nightline/Buckwheat's Been Shot saga and the Sinatra Group skit where Hartman is Sinatra and Sting was guest starring as Billy Idol. | The King of Keith
Lap cheong
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| #19 Posted on 4.8.11 1147.07 | Instant Rating: 10.00 | I always liked Dog Show with Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon. It was so bizarre that it made me laugh every time.
Am I in Horseville? Because I'm hearing nothing but naysayers! | supersalvadoran
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| #20 Posted on 5.8.11 1453.10 | Instant Rating: 1.09 | For a one-time skit nothing beats "more cowbell". For repeat performances, I always liked Celebrity Jeopardy and the skits with Will Farrell and Sherri Oterri as cheerleaders. I always had big laughs when I saw those guys on the air.
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