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Old 07-03-2009, 12:51 PM
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My favorite SNL skit was with Peyton Manning...the one where he's with the kids playing football. When he beaned the kid in the head with the football I almost fell off my chair. I still laugh thinking about that skit.
Soooo funny!!!! Those guys in the locker room trying not to crack up....awesome!!
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There are so many to choose from, but one that hasn't been mentioned yet is the Superfans. I think John Goodman possibly was involved. My favorite part was when they were wagering on the matchup of mini-Ditka and God.
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Old 07-03-2009, 04:35 PM
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What is your favorite SNL sketch of all time?
The Richard Pryor/Chevy Chase Word Association/Job Interview:

Hulu - Saturday Night Live: Word Association


Other honorable mentions:

Belushtoven. In fact, there are probably 20 or more Belushi sketches that are classics.

Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze auditioning for Chippendale's.

Land Shark.

Eddie Murphy as Tyrone Green.

Celebrity Jeopardy, especially the ones with Sean Connery.

Will Farrell as James Lipton.

Lothar of the Hill People.

Chris Farley as the motivational speaker. "Livin' in a van DOWN BY THE RIVER!"

Christopher Walken as the Continental.

Alec Baldwin as Pete Schwetty.

"I got a FEVER. And the only prescription is MORE COWBELL!"
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Old 07-03-2009, 04:40 PM
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Belushi doing Joe Cocker on a split screen with the real Joe Cocker. Hilarious!
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Old 07-03-2009, 06:14 PM
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-The Church Lady skits (Dana Carvey's best IMO)

-That one with Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze auditioning for Chippendale's was also one of the funniest individual skits I remember.
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Old 07-03-2009, 06:17 PM
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Nothing with Charles Rocket.




The Greek Restaurant.

Belushi's Samurai

Ackroyd's Julia Child

The Bees
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There are so many, but Alec Baldwin and his Pete Schweddy schtick come to mind. We all know about Pete's Schweddy Balls, but I saw a sketch that was Pete's Schweddy Wieners and I can't find it on Youtube or anywhere! It was even funnier than the balls skit.
yes! i completely agree.
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I loved The Church Lady, Land Shark, and about peed my pants in the skit with Charles Barkley playing ball and beating the crap out of Barney the Dinosaur.
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Not one vote for Coffee talk with Linda Richman? I always got a kick out of those. My fave was when Glenn Close played Linda's sister
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I like the skit with Michael Jordan, where the motivational speaker (can't think of the guy's name) had Michael look in a mirror and say, "I'm Michael Jordan and people like me". That's the only part of the skit I remember, but it still tickles me.

I also like when Eddie Murphy was James Brown trying to get into the hot tub. And let's not forget about Buckwheat!

Then there was Joe Piscopo and Eddie Murphy singing Ebony & Ivory ("He is blind as a bat and I have sight").

Eddie Murphy as Velvet Jones.

The Church Lady ("Well, isn't that special?").
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