I love Saturday Night Live

Guy in the red shirt was the weak link

I miss Gilda🌈🌈🌈🌈

back when we weren't inundated with thin-skinned pussies!

back when SNL was actually staying up for..........and funny!

Jane Curtin was a fox.

The music on this poor quality video was such a turn-off, I couldn't watch the rest of the video. The music is an insult to SNL from 1975-1980.

Why can't I find Placenta Helper ANYWHERE

WOW Bill Murray was so young! This was the best SNL before it went down hill. I miss the old cast so much!

why does this have 750000 views?

What about Mr. Bill?

Terrible video.

What's with the ugly rap music?? I came to see Gilda Radner!!

I love them all and I miss them all. John Belushi the most and Gilda. Those were the good old days. Thank you for these wonderful flash backs.

garret morris still active these days.

you spelled Akroyds name wrong ,how the fuCk could you do that

You ruined SNL

Eddie Murphy was not in Season 1. Come ON!

People see me but they just dont know come on Baby let the good times role. The song fits because the video is showing the FIRST and ORIGINAL cast of snl and all of the good memeories that processed snl today. People see this cast but some people will never know that they started it all

Bill Murray and Eddie Murphy are not original cast

Gilda Radner was one of top comediennes ever! always involved in the best skits on SNL.

I would have like this if it wasn't for the shit shit shit music at the beginning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

looks like PAUL SHAFFER at the piano, as he was in others?

This is the SNL crew I used to watch, laugh at, talk about and miss the most. Everyone of these people became stars. They were the best. My generation I guess. Kids, this is where the real SNL all started.

Holy shit paul schaffer has been balding for half a century

Eddie Murphy wasn't original cast.

Dear John Dates, Cool, fellow historian. Monty Python is another pre SNL.

I loved the cast of Saturday Night Live, but SNL was not the 1st "political satire" show as in a show I am watching right now called "Christmas Through the Decades". Not mentioned on this program was 1960's shows: "The Smothers Brothers", featuring Pat Paulson & Share a Little Tea with Goldie. The other show was "Laugh In" with Goldie Hahn, Lily Thomlin, Artie Johnson, Ruth Buzzie etc. with numerous guests. Both these shows were loaded with political innuendo. I love SNL, but quit giving it as the original of this type of genre.

mo at the time i did this we were trying to find a song that talked about being unknown....the chorus is people see me but the just dont know...and the editing is actually pretty decent as i was in 9th grade and at the time couldnt find clips anywhere so had to work hard to get these.

I don't get the rap music. It doesn't fit at all. The editing is pretty terrible on this too.

Ahhhh, the good Ole days.... These guys were the best. I thought John would live forever.... miss him.

I think she is funny

spelled Dan Ackroyd's name wrong so long video

@lowdose great point!

Funny how Steve Martin and Peter Schiff look alike.

*MY THANK YOU TO THE ORIGINAL SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE CAST :)* I hope yas don't mind -- Uploader & folks reading - It's close to my heart - and my adult children's hearts as well, as they've also loved them through the years! The original SNL cast gave us some celebs who have entertained us for years an have given us many laughs and for many of us too, was our favorite season. (My SPECIAL thanks to the uploaders of all the Season One videos, by the way, so I can as can we all, relive some of those moments as many times as we wish to. Those I especially thank for making that possible are the several uploaders. They've given us the gift of making it possible for us to revisit old favorites, some who have even passed on - so also the joys of seeing these skits, these programs, 40 years later as we'd like and laugh until we cry as we relive history, hysterical history, any time we choose to view it all again. :) ALL of you who have made this possible for us, the long time fans, who consider your work of seeking them out and uploading them all irreplaceable and pricelss to some of us and again thank you profusely for making it all again possible to laugh again with the old favorites, the SNL's "pioneer" Cast Members! *ISN'T IT JUST SO HARD to believe that 40 years have just flown by?* Thank you ALL, ALL of the SNL cast members and Lorne Michaels......you'll always live on in our hearts. You've never stopped, nor has your work we still enjoy, and we always will remember both your SNL days that made me laugh, smile, and cry, and your entire bodies of work. Amazing!! I may be missing some from later seasons (though I hope not many if all, they're so talented, But I would also like to say Rest in sweet peace always and forever to one of my teenaged 'heroes', "Roseanne Roseannadanna" (SP?) herself & Baba Wawa ~ Mrs. Gilda Radner! Also to another "pal", John Belushi. No doubt, your fans like me still miss you both! Though my 'bets' are on Gilda being missed most by her percious husband who's STILL making us laugh and entertaining us ~ this dear man and her loving and precious widowed husband who loved her more than we even know, Mr. Gene Wilder. This gifted and amazing couple always did make us laugh so, Gene still does! I can't remember which of their SO many skits I liked more! With Gilda - "Roseanna" & "Baba" obviously, and with John there were SO many to name so for now I'll choose his skits with Dan working the hamburger shoppe/the Bees/the Coneheads. "Roseanna's' Commentary after the "News" was always so funny and one I have never forgotten especially was titled, "Let's make Puerto a Steak." (A STATE!! -- uhh....Never mind........) I can still hear her in that voice! How we laughed!! PLUS..WHO can stop at one? LOL I wanted to catch some new skits having missed the show, but I am back at the season one videos, of course! THANK YOU Mr. Lorne Michaels & Saturday Night Live crews over the past forty (now plus) years of laughter as we look forward to 40 more years of laughing, and in SO many cases, laughing until we cry!! My love & Prayers to ALL Cast Members, past and present and of course, future too. Amazing show, so hysterically funny! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~so once AGAIN ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~Thank you ALL so, so very much!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Saturday night live show from the seventies said it all! Anything after that doesn't count!

1) That opening music is just INSULTING to these classic comedians!!! 2) What the hell does Eddie Murphy have to do with "70's SNL Original Cast", as this video is labeled..?!? ...Definite thumbs-down on this clip!

No offense, but it's Aykroyd, not Akroid.

I thought that this was going to be a montage of SNL skits from the seventies, I didn't realize that it was it was going to be still pictures of SNL alumni with someone singing over top of it.

The ORIGINAL cast of SNL was: John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, Garrett Morris, Jane Curtin, Gilda Radner and Loraine Newman. They were called The Not Ready For Prime Time Players and the year was 1975. If you have stated anything else, you are WRONG. Do your research before spouting off about something you obviously know nothing about.

Eddie Murphy?

I would kill to again see the Radner-Curtin Weekend Update skit where Roseanne makes Jane Curtin snap when she points to her breasts and says, "Hey, Jane! Are your two thin's the same size?", whereupon Curtin rips open her blouse and screams, "See for YOURSELF, Roseanne Roseannnadanna!"... and she's wearing a sexy black lace bra! Roseanne then rests her forehead in her hand like a disappointed parent, as Jane begins to slowly realize what she has just done on broadcast TV. The audience, of course, was literally screaming. Anybody else remember that one?

Loved the greats here - as you said, Jacob, this is when SNL was actually funny. Each star's character(s) were unforgettable - loved John on the nightly news at times, Gilda as Roseanne, especially. Did Garrrett Morris do his take on Tina Turner on this show (Proud Mary) ? I saw him do it somewhere in the past. Priceless..

I love it when Garrett says "Say what??"

The music is complete shit. In fact it doesn't even qualify as music.

Was he an uncredited writer? I can't recall seeing his name anywhere in the end credits during that time.. As for Chevy, he did a solid first season, but he flaked out early in the first half of season two and was absent from quite a few shows. The second half of season two doesn't feature Chevy as a player at all aside from a random appearance or two and some ad parody re-runs. Bill came on at this time and then finished out Chevys season while Chevy was off doing GoldieHawn movies..

hi this wasnt me who commented i am 18 it must have been my grandpa lol hes a bit broken in the head we think my nana dropped him on his head

LMAO at Eddie telling Stevie, " it still sucks man".. LOL

The Great Flabod was one of the Muppets. Jim Henson's contributions to the first season are often overlooked. Unfair, indeed.