‘Saturday Night Live’: 11 Defining Political Sketches
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.
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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.
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The second season ended in a whirlwind of fire and steel, darkness and light, capping an eight-episode run with many ups and downs.
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In what could be the last prime-time showdown of the 2024 campaign, the supporting players performed against type.
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The 50th season began with several surprise guests and alumni — including Dana Carvey, Jim Gaffigan and Andy Samberg — playing figures in the 2024 election.
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When ‘Saturday Night Live’ Debuted, They Were There. Here’s What They Remember.
With a new film about the show, and a 50th anniversary season starting, Chevy Chase, Garrett Morris, Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman and others look back.
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On ‘Downton Abbey,’ Maggie Smith Made an Icy Aristocrat Irresistible
The hit melodrama brought Smith the kind of fame she never wanted, but it is easy to understand why it happened.
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‘The Queen of the Villains’ Is a Complex Japanese Wrestling Drama
The five-part Netflix series tells the story of a female wrestler in the 1980s who might have gone a little too deep into character.
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Desi Lydic Wants to Be in Central Park, Listening to Chappell Roan
“I love getting out and about early in the day, getting some fresh air and sunlight and seeing the city,” the “Daily Show” host said of her morning ritual.
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‘Freaks and Geeks’ at 25: ‘It Was Slipping Away the Entire Time’
The beloved high-school sitcom debuted in September 1999 and lasted one season. Paul Feig, Judd Apatow and others look back on the show’s birth, death and long afterlife.
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For their first screen roles together since 2012, the longtime friends undertook a Spanish-language series about a boxer who must fight for his life.
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Jimmy Kimmel said Donald Trump was “partially right” in denying interference in the 2020 election: “He tried to rig the election and failed to rig the election.’
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