Like seemingly everyone in the world, "Saturday Night Live" has a YouTube channel, and in this episode, Nick looks at the Top 10 Most Viewed SNL Clips on that channel. It's important to note, that this list ONLY represents the SNL YouTube Channel specific

Nick welcomes actor/writer/producer/professional wrestler Chris Margetis to the podcast to discuss his love of "Saturday Night Live," its influence on his writing and performing, and his history of watching the show since he was 7 years-old. They talk abo

Nick looks back at one of the best, most surprising, and most subtle political sketches in SNL history: "Black Jeopardy with Doug." The sketch appeared on an episode of "Saturday Night Live" from October 2016 (during the intense height of the Trump/Clint

Nick talks about Cecily Strong's incredible Weekend Update Feature piece in which she played "Goober The Clown." On September 1st, 2021, Texas effectively banned abortions, leading to other bans and changes in policy and law. So, in response to the ban, o

Nick has a fantastic conversation with Katie Rich, an incredible writer/performer who spent 6 seasons writing on "Saturday Night Live," exclusively working on Weekend Update. They talk about Katie's early life growing up on the Southside of Chicago (as a

Larry David is now considered a great host, and recurring star on SNL (his impression of Bernie Sanders is legendary, and his character Kevin Roberts has become a cult favorite), but that wasn't always the case. In this episode, Nick looks back at the one

Nick looks back at acts, sketches, films, characters and moments that were not only edgy and took some risks, but were (and still remain) completely subversive. From the start, Saturday Night Live was inherently ballsy, risky, edgy and counter-cultural. F

Nick talks about the history of Saturday Night Live's 'Weekend Update,' including the name changes (it was called other things including 'SNL Newsbreak' for a bit), the format tinkering, and the seasons when, inexplicably, they thought it was a good idea

We all know about "The Five-Timers Club," which consists of celebrities who have hosted "Saturday Night Live" five times or more, but there is also a more exclusive club that consists of some hosts who are so good, that they actually have recurring charac

In remembrance of Paul Reubens, who passed away this week, Nick looks back at the connections that Reubens had with "Saturday Night Live," including the story of how he was passed over to be a cast member, to the hilarious Digital Short he made with Andy