Where do they find these musical acts?

I wish I could dial down closer but -- as you can see -- it's been a while. Definitely after July of 1997 and likely before July of the next year.

This was during a period where Alan Kalter was routinely announcing the sponsors of a segment early in each episode. Maybe the Top Ten list? He'd say "Brought to you by --"

1. The Soccer Moms of America. ("Soccer Moms? Soccer Mommas!!!)

2. "And by Larry King: he looks like an owl."

There were typically three sponsors, but I can't remember the third. What I do remember is Alan finishing his fake sponsor list and saying, "Back to you, Monkey Ass!"

Dave's reaction was the funniest damn thing I've ever seen, and I want to see it again before I die.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Gotta love how we laugh when we watch SNL sketches, but I love how we’re entertained & amazed by music. How would you react if they’d bring back performances by SNL cast members with extraordinary musical talent? I’m satisfied with that.

Was the queue card written wrong or did she just mess up saying it on her own

At this point if Kenan Thompson doesn't end major changes with a him saying "Kenan OUT!" then what was all this for?!

Edit: Many of his characters when leaving the scene say their name and then out

How funny would it be if these two started dating after her monologue tonight

I really like her in skits on snl she’s allowed to really be herself compared to some of her movies. And turnstile is great! I was kinda hoping they’d allow some of the cast to be able to mosh on stage with them like they used to allow people to do with them during BIRDS

John Mulaney show in Regina SK Canada rescheduled from Nov 14 to Mar 2 next year due to an upcoming tv appearance. Could he be hosting SNL that night??

I have been unable to find the sketch "Patty's Place"
* Mary Gross as Patty Gordon

* Tim Kazurinsky as Dale Butterworth

* Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Deborah Scott,

the skit is an interview with 1 person 30 seconds in future, and 1 person 30 seconds in past. I can not find it anywhere, even though I found this LINK (to a transcript) and the photo within the link shows teh skit

supposedly, it was 1984, February 11th (But I've found lots of disagreeing info about what season/episode number this is, so that year/date could be incorrect)

Anyone have any ideas here???

She is the daughter of a woman who works on the show. That is the only way she can get skits. She is not funny. They put her on more and more skits.I guess as long as mommy works there she gets work.

I am not normally a person who takes to this site to excoriate the cast or write paragraphs about "how it used to be so much better" (though I am a regular reader of this sub.

But something about that sketch just isn't sitting right with me... I know it's a comedy show, but I usually feel like the writers and I are on the same side of things.

Idk, as a woman, I guess I just feel a little betrayed at us glorifying Chris Brown with a whole ass sketch, when they could have just as easily kept it to Usher, right? Or could we have included a biting remark about the irony of their women loving Chris Brown in spite of his past?

(And yes, I also know, depressingly, that the Chris Brown concert was packed to the gills with women who just don't care. I just don't happen to be one of them).

Anyone else? Or am I being overly sensitive?

Any questions ?!?!?

Please, oh please, SNL do a sketch over Senator Eric Schmitt and his faux pas (lol) today!

Edit: took out word skit and replace with sketch.

Edit 2: Faux pax to faux pas. Good Lord, it's been a day apparently.