We all love Amy Schumer, everyone knows how brilliant Key & Peele are, and you’ve watched Will Ferrell’s classic Saturday… MORE
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The Emmys don’t air until September, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to get a little nostalgic — for Variety‘s… MORE
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We all love Amy Schumer, everyone knows how brilliant Key & Peele are, and you’ve watched Will Ferrell’s classic Saturday… MORE
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We are officially 42 seasons deep into Saturday Night Live, and last weekend’s season finale, which featured Dwayne Johnson, Katy Perry, and a ton of other guest stars, couldn’t help but feel like a bit of a microcosm of the season as a whole. It was epic, it was star-studded, and at times, it was delightfully entertaining. […]
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Just after the finale of Saturday Night Live’s 42nd season – and less than a year after she was tapped… MORE
Leslie Jones set to host the 2017 BET Awards appeared first on The Laugh Button.
Over 42 years, Saturday Night Live has weathered its share of cultural storms, joking its way through everything from Watergate to 9/11, but they’ve never had to handle anything quite like this past year – one that saw the election of America’s first fake president, and the glimmer of our generation’s first true foray into […]
Continue ReadingHere it is! The season 42 finale of Saturday Night Live. This season brought a bunch of stylistic changes even… MORE
Dwayne Johnson hosted “Saturday Night Live,” wrapping season 42 and 3 cast members appeared first on The Laugh Button.
After the final goodbyes at the end of the 42nd season finale of Saturday Night Live, after the NBC cameras turned off, the cast and guest stars paid one last tribute to departing cast members Bobby Moynihan, Vanessa Bayer and Sasheer Zamata. Moynihan, after nine seasons, will star in his own CBS sitcom this fall. […]
Continue ReadingYes, it’s an arbitrary number. Yes, it’s just a recurring gag for a job well done. Yes, it’s beyond silly… MORE
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