Top 20 Most Controversial Saturday Night Live Sketches Ever

[@WatchMojo]

Which controversial SNL sketch do you think crossed the line?

[@JK_JK_JK_JK]

None because it's called Comedy that's what it's supposed to be!!! 🙄

[@elijahlulla947]

The sketch where Chevy Chase list offs words to Richard Prior.

[@abiodunsulaiman2297]

None cause it's comedy

[@phoenixwing0628]

LOVE YOU WATCHMOJO

[@brianban110]

I still like your guys channel but I'll say it again you guys are drinking the Kool aid

[@DarttheLegend]

“Failed to stick the landing” no, kiss me I’m Irish is one of the best snl sketches of all time, Hader was magnificent.

[@MrThorpedo8]

Absolutely agree.

[@dermotoneill4687]

100% agree. Im Irish and thats one of my favourite snl sketches, the aer lingus one isn't offensive its just shite.

[@DarWren]

Was shite 😂

[@macdreezy5410]

Brilliant sketch

[@Themachomanic]

Darren Sheridan your parents irish??? And related?

[@uncreativelynamedchannel5887]

11:41 The sketch wouldn’t even make sense with the genders reversed. The whole point is to criticize the way we treat sexual assault on males.

[@scottcharney1091]

I wonder how many people understood that.

[@ourveneratedoverlorde1551]

@@scottcharney1091 Apparently not most of them.

[@grog3514]

It was also a cheap rip off of one of south parks best episodes.

[@imaferretmaster]

@@grog3514 not really, I mean the jokes started after Mary Kay Latourneau. I think everyone and their mother have made a similar joke.

[@alexanderdickens2517]

Satire always runs the risk of just being the thing it’s trying to imitate if it is done poorly. I can’t really find a place in that sketch where the joke isn’t just “haha this is awesome for him,” so if the sketch is meant to criticize those tropes it falls quite short of the goal. It’s really just a bad sketch, which is fine, SNL has plenty of them.

[@jradjj2988]

Isn’t the whole point of SNL is to make parodies of everything and is literally meant to offend people. Or did people just forget that’s the point of the show?

[@barrackobama5470]

That intro says it all. "Where do you draw the line". With comedy you don't its subjective just because you find it offensive or unfunny dosnt mean it isn't funny.

[@mannycampos6885]

There something called common sense. There are limits

[@mannycampos6885]

@@barrackobama5470 dude there's things you can't make fun of. Show some respect. There's limits.

[@mannycampos6885]

And not ment to offend people. It to make people laugh. Smh

[@barrackobama5470]

@@mannycampos6885 But just because you are offend by it, dosnt mean it isn't funny. I get where you are coming from. But comedy is a coping mechanism for some, they need to laugh to help them get over it, look at Pete davidson his dad died in 9/11, dude has a lot of jokes about it, people get offend by them but Pete dosnt I'm sure it helps him in some fucked up way.

[@JonnieMayer17]

“Mama can smoke that chunky white crunch anywhere” is honestly fkn hilarious 😂

[@ultravenia]

Kate McKinnon is a national treasure.

[@Cyberpunkninja92]

"If the roles had been reversed" - That is part of the point in getting people to talk about the double standards that exist

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

The "World's Most Evil Invention" was, by far, one of the funniest skits I've ever seen. I was surprised they went that far with it, but it also showcased that there's a big difference between "cartoonish super-villainy" and *actual* villainy.

[@cheesyrevenge]

I have no idea how the rock kept a straight face throughout it

[@jamiebrandow1720]

Agree 100%

[@SarahMaywalt]

That's one of the few recent sketches that was worth a damn. I love how they punched it out by throwing White Castle under the bus.

[@RLucas3000]

Definitely a top ten sketch, but there have been so many I’ve enjoyed the last few years: some edgy like Olive Garden or Wells Fargo or Elf on a Shelf or Frozen 2. Some gentle and sweet, like the Cha-Cha Slide at the black wedding reception. When people say SNL is no longer funny, they just haven’t looked hard enough. The original years had clunkers too. They are just forgotten.

[@andrewbishop4447]

I didn’t get it what happened? He brought out a robot and that’s all I understood.. and then they said it was controversial

[@cablevamp3163]

“Hey Epstein how ya doing?” “I’m hanging!”

[@yougosquishnow]

"to me the devil is a woman my own age" is funny as hell. Lmao

[@LudaChez]

Adam Driver on SNL is can't miss TV. His sketch as the Oil Barron for career day is one of the best sketches ever

[@curtisfranks3710]

🤣🤣

[@cesardachimp8172]

It was hilarious

[@chambeet]

@@LudaChez he really is fucking hilarious. Awesome actor.

[@stevenmccart5455]

Garret Morris still cracks me up. These were some of my favorite skits. People are too sensitive and need to learn to laugh at themselves.

[@amylee3531]

Even more so, they need to learn 1. To laugh at themselves and others. 2. Realize they don't need to create national frenzies over comedy sketches or stand up. 3. We don't care what everyone's opinion is.

[@kevinscott3315]

I used to sing that to myself sometimes. I thought it was hilarious, and I'm white.

[@rustybear5125]

The Richard Pryor sketch was the most shocking for me. I watched it live in '75. Don't get me wrong, I was on the floor laughing, it was just shocking to see. It could never be done today.

[@JUSTMIKE123]

I watched it live too

[@debunkthejunk1]

Trey Parker and Matt Stone watching this - "Hold my beer..."

[@cgt3704]

You mean "Hold Our Bears"

[@debunkthejunk1]

@@cgt3704 I iimagine each would say it in the usual sense "hold my beer". It would have to be choreographed for them to use "hold our beers" and that doesn't seem as natural and fluid.

[@cgt3704]

@@debunkthejunk1 i honestly didnt get what was the joke. Sorry

[@debunkthejunk1]

@@cgt3704 lol, that's OK. I honestly did debate how to use the phrase in the plural sense. Albeit briefly.

[@unkledoda420]

South Park is still great after all these years.

[@bendystraw772]

By “most had thought the show went too far” you mean “a select few were very loud about it while everyone else liked it and didn’t care to bring it up to society”

[@nataliedelacey2338]

YES!! THANK YOU!👏🏼🤣👏🏼

[@ZEROGOTH22]

Or didn't mind/were not bothered and went on with their lives.

[@steveng2504]

Perfecty articulated.

[@mickey6275]

Exactly

[@cleobinx]

YeS! A handful of really loud Twitter warriors

[@philliefanalex94]

Sketches that “cross the line” or “wouldn’t fly today” are exactly why they’re funny to begin with

[@V3rnSqwd5611]

Fr these are the funniest sketches

[@rrpostalagain]

I don’t really think I buy it, either. It isn’t the topics these days that “would not fly” it’s only if the point of view is no longer looked at as correct, or the humor is no longer funny. I think the Chevy/ Garret sketch could still work for the same reasons it did then.

[@ManyTriangles]

This should just be called “20 Times People Forgot They Were Watching A Comedy Show”.

[@agent481989]

"Most thought the show had gone too far" ... I doubt most.

[@cleobinx]

More like a Handful of loud Twitter warriors .

[@tyreclarke2248]

To be honest, These were very tame compared to Mad TV and In Living Color.

[@Creepynerdynarrations]

He look...like a man....stewart! 😄😄😄

[@gator9339]

@@Creepynerdynarrations That's Ms Swan

[@SarahMaywalt]

To be fair to SNL, there's a few decades of material WatchMojo is clearly unfamiliar with.

[@jackmoore6174]

Mad TV got away with soooo much. I'm surprised they did, honestly

[@azraelbatosi]

@GBProductions84 oh boy those were the days...no more

[@riansearcy6652]

The Epstein one 😂 “the devil appears as a woman my own age...”

[@vashthestampede3994]

"Now I can chase the dragon so I can chase this little guy" 🤣🤣

[@kaydaw24]

we still say" oh canteen boy, would you like a mimosa?"

[@xxSpike1989xx]

Adam driver is comedy gold. Glad to see him in SNL more

[@MrVin0]

Comedy is a dying art with all these softies so easily offended.

[@2027frfr]

Comedy is not dying lol

[@declanp1]

@Brian Cahoon bullshit. People have always been like this.

[@christystewart4567]

@Brian Cahoon it sounds like you’re too young to remember things like the Hays Code. Believe me it was far more sanitized earlier. Also it wasn’t the supposed pc crowd who tried to get “Married with Children “ off the air or complained about “The Simpsons “.

[@thomascapalbo1369]

@@wingedpenguin1364 my name is Anthony peter Coleman, former Private First Class, dishonorable discharge May 19, 1984

[@WillowJordan1979]

Comedy doesn't have to be offensive and rely on stereotypes. If that specific type of comedy is dying, that's a good thing and shows that our culture has evolved since the 1970's. You can still watch all the relics of that era in Adam Sandler movies.

[@animechic420]

The more controversial, the better. 😆

[@conanedigawa9860]

Exactly! These were funny as hell

[@rh3medy]

Lmao people on my neck about me laughing at the tiger woods sketch 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mannycampos6885]

No

[@basilboy4173]

Absolutely, comedy should always push the envelope

[@dodgerred6462]

Agree! Unfortunately, people is getting so easily offended by just about anything; that is called lack of humor sense; how BORING their lives can be ? We are definitely goin backwards, by shrinking the comedy space and the area where we can laugh at just about FREAKING EVERYTHING !

[@The_R-n-I_Guy]

That Richard Pryor sketch was priceless. I miss his humor

[@adamjones-ps]

I used to love watching Pryor doing his skit. Man was hysterical.

[@lisakaz35]

RIP Richard Pryor. Anyone unfamiliar with him needs to see clips of him. He makes that sketch massively funny.

[@Destinychanged]

My Dad showed me his stand up special. Pretty incredible comic.

[@amberweaver8561]

Oh I agree!!

[@icydazo6417]

I've seen the rap battle between him and george carlin

[@yougosquishnow]

That word association sketch is one of the funniest SNL ever did.

[@amberweaver8561]

@@yougosquishnow oh I agree

[@foxthx1138]

#7 "Gonna get me a shotgun" is my favorite SNL sketch, Garrett Morris was always under utilized as an actor on the show and with Peter Cook as the Director it makes great comedy.

[@jollyjimbo88]

If you can illicit an emotional response, you've done your job. Keep it up SNL. Love all of us normal people. Haha

[@sterlingforbes3872]

Most evil invention : had me laughing my ass off so many times. Anyone who's offended misses the point that it's "evil". Yes I had those unfortunate experiences as a kid, and yes, this is a way to cope... humor has always been a way of coping for the crap we deal with in life.

[@cleobinx]

I agree

[@Pure69.]

Who watches these and gets offended? Lol

[@rh3medy]

Snowflakes

[@TheRealKSmith]

I laughed on each one so far

[@oliverf.68]

Good point, if you don't like controversial shows then, who the heck is forcing you to watch them? For crying out loud.

[@Heathcoatman]

People love to be recreationally outraged. It's a common hobby now. You get to be a complete bully AND feel like a hero when you are outraged.

[@christinaflibotte6446]

45, for one...

[@justc1re617]

The Heroin one had me dying

[@WaddIes]

i love how a guy having an affair and ruining his family is ranked higher than them literally saying the n word

[@paulengstrom432]

well, this was in a time when people didn't go berserk at the mere uttering of the n word. Even blacks. Nowadays the speech police poke their noses into everywhere.

[@quirkyork5607]

That Rosetta Stone sketch was amazing, how were people upset with that

[@zorakj]

Yeah, I thought it was less a dig at Thailand and more a dig at the pervy men.

[@meriah10]

Because they felt attacked lol, the Leslie Jones weekend update was true cringe

[@lucyhurst2534]

Thailand likes to pretend it gives a shit about the victims of the sex trade in its country, but doesn’t do anything about it. So they react badly when someone outside the country makes a joke about it/ mentions it.

[@Boswell1]

These were some of the best sketches. In a world filled with so much pain and atrocities we need humor to help heal. These sketches exist because things have happened that good moral people find horrible so I think taking a bad thing and laughing at it only helps the soul. The people angry at these things just don't want to be happy.

[@TimTE01]

Would a Male Cast Member be fired for saying the F-word? Well, ask Charles Rocket. You'll need a Ouija Board, of course.

[@somberstricken4424]

Yep, it's weird that they over looked that.

[@TanukiOkiyo]

Your comment is way underrated. I doff my cap to you .

[@oliverf.68]

I don't think it's a matter of gender, if you say the F word in open TV you'll get banned.

[@somberstricken4424]

@@oliverf.68 that's the point they're making. Charles Rocket was fired from SNL for accidentally saying the F word. Several years later he killed himself, so yes gender wasn't an issue.

[@NickCC23]

They fired a whole shitload of people then.

[@ronanterry2529]

Djesus uncrossed is a masterpiece

[@AdamG1983]

If you're groaning while you're laughing, the comedy is epic

[@gatordragon8824]

Djesus Uncrossed is one of my favorite skits. It might be my absolute favorite. None of these were offensive to me.

[@daflotsam]

Why does MOJO play the holier-than-thou card so often? The Irish Dating Game sketch was fantastic. "Failed to stick the landing" ...my arse.

[@_BreathOfFreshAir_]

I agree, literally every time they say a Sketch is to racey or failed to stick the landing, they’re so wrong

[@jackstraw522]

Republicans “democrats can’t take a joke” Democrats “republicans can’t take a joke” This list “neither of you can take a joke” I’m not saying that none of them went to far I’m just saying the subjective ones land on both sides

[@toxxik4933]

of course none of them went too far. freedom of speech means just tat, freedom. you may not like whats said but that doesn't matter. they have a right to say what they want even if its said seriously. they run a comedy show. its not meant to be taken serious. being offended by a comedy show means theres an issue with the person offended not the show. you don't always hear things you like. its on you to overcome those issues and recognize they don't mean whats said. people can't blame the world for their being an overly sensitive bitch.

[@bbsy1]

Toxxik don’t quote amendments when you don’t understand what they mean. People love doing that and it’s really annoying. SNL does cross the line, but it is usually very rarely and when they do it was in a crap episode anyways. Though since it’s always brought up, the difference with male and female sexual harassment is females are already seen as less dominant so it is basically bullying, but even worse. With male students it is generally felt they can get out of the situation and males supposedly like sex more, so that is why they joke about it, even though sexual harassment of either gender is just as wrong. The joke is about social standing, of course it would be frowned upon.

[@NickCC23]

Democrats intolerance to jokes: a basketball Republicans intolerance to jokes; Jupiter.

[@Heathcoatman]

@@toxxik4933 You should go call your boss every name in the book, then when he fires you tell him "but I have freedom of speech". It doesnt mean what you think it means.

[@matthewmeier1120]

@@bbsy1 he didn't quote any amendment. But if he were thats exactly what freedom of speech means. And even slander isn't a problem when it's a parody. And you can't go too far with a joke. It's a joke. Its not serious so it shouldn't be taken seriously.

[@egpmh2891]

I loved the Tiger Woods skit, as the whole point is to say that his wife deserved some payback after all his sleeping around; the teachers sleeping with their student sketch is mostly about the student and his mother’s reaction, the mother all claiming he is traumatized but he continues to point he is not.

[@patfrerking]

The most controversial stuff must be the funniest. Because I've seen most of these skits on KZbin and most are some of my all time favorite skits.

[@leenut91]

Living in Utah where there has been a serious issue with prescription drug abuse, I think the Heroin AM sketch is on point. I interpret it as saying “yeah this is what you look like mom in the minivan popping pills on your way to church. You’re still an addict even if it comes from the doctor.” Yeah it’s a parody but to me it’s using humor to make the connection that a lot of people refuse to see until it’s too late.

[@saidtoshimaru1832]

You're supposed to make fun of serious matters. Funny stuff is already fun by itself.

[@completebilingual]

09:30 the writer of baby shark. first laugh out loud watching this video.

[@jamalsag7812]

The Gov Paterson skits always leave me in tears!

[@LudaChez]

World's Most Evil Invention is absolutely brilliant. That was a great episode. It also had the "Xantrex" sketch. "When I wear grey sweatpants people have to cross the street, which is fine"

[@arthurguillen8432]

Ppl just can't take a joke

[@michaelmitchell6558]

Herion AM is one of my favorites but so is Worlds Most Evil Invention, Rock nails it.

[@ndcrichards5805]

I love this list about snl's funniest sketches! good job MerJer!

[@SirAsdf]

3:41 Considering that Charles Rocket got his entire cast (discounting a few exceptions) fired when he dropped the F-Bomb I'm gonna say YES.

[@Jimvanhise]

Charlie Rocket killed himself a couple weeks before an SNL retrospective aired on NBC but his death was never mentioned.

[@Faceghost881977]

Its called satire.

[@stephenchase5593]

Heroin PM/ Cocaine PM, was known as the most controversial SNL sketch!!

[@wehosrmthink7510]

The ISIS sketch is so well done ! I love it because in retrospect it exposes the hysteria behind a few hundred guys in pickup trucks somehow being a threat to a superpower with 7,000 nuclear bombs .

[@jonathanbowers8964]

It also is a strong critique on the glorification of the US Military. While I respect people who serve, the cult like worship of militarism and neocolonialism in the Post 9/11 period have been frankly disturbing. This sketch does a good job at subtly poking fun at this form of "military worship".

[@GeronFletcher]

Damn y’all didn’t even explain what the rocks evil invention was lol was it THAT BAD?!?!

[@navelaviator18]

I was gonna say the same thing! I started reading the comments in the hope that someone would explain what it was.

[@GeronFletcher]

NavelAviator same I guess I’ll have to find the skit lol

[@JStrange13]

I'm guessing it was some kind of "Rape-Bot", since they mentioned sexual assault. Irony is, if a truly evil person was to design something for evil purposes, well...that would do it!

[@davidbeppler3032]

Just watch it. Fucking awesome.

[@21pilotstillidie58]

If I recall right it's a child molesting robot

[@rosalie4875]

It's sort of sad how many of these are my all time favorite SNL sketches

[@eeeguy]

Not sad at all really

[@chanda8669]

Mine too! 😂

[@johnsummers9660]

Gonna Get Me a Shotgun is my all time favorite!

[@jamiepearson6580]

Take away from this clip: most people think most funny stuff takes it too far. Awesome!

[@jimb.7523]

*Remember when they did a Top 10 list for this very subject! Well, they've done it again....but with TEN MORE!!!!!*

[@V3rnSqwd5611]

Interesting how the funniest skits are the most offensive that isis one is my favorite. “Comedy is suppose to have half the people in the room horrified and the other half laughing hysterically” - Patrice O’Neal

[@whatweather]

“Is that for the whole night?” 😂😂😂

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

*_As a Filipino who was into dark humor and satire... Aer Lingus was my favorite comedy skit_*

[@bluetarantulaproductions6179]

It's called a joke people, you are allowed to laugh.

[@mannycampos6885]

There's something called common sense

[@nothingelsetodo4229]

Can i cheat too?

[@evgenykondrat1987]

@Chuck Buskee I feel more towards Carlin's point of view on that. You can joke about anything, it depends on how you construct the joke. Subject can be anything. Good example was Larry King interviewing Jeselnik. He was speaking about how you cant joke about some stuff and brings 911 as a subject of what you CANT joke about. Anthony disagreed with Larry and told him Louis' C.K. joke about it (joke was about the way you figure how bad person is by how soon that person masturbated after 911 and for him it was between 2 building going down) which actually made Larry King laugh out loud and I guess changed his point of view a bit at least.

[@kayleyisdisturbing8990]

@TheRapper10000 Not all women, just wokelord idiots.

[@ethantroymascenon1969]

8:28 "The D is silent"

[@anthonyjohn6520]

"I know."

[@revastachowitz1278]

SHOCKINGLY FUNNY. thats whats so good about. makes you think about things differently. still love it

[@josephcallahan1664]

Jesus Unchained, Heroine AM and Most evil invention were great sketches, and who doesn't love Pryor giving it to Chase?

[@emilyc.4000]

Side Effects: It's Heroin.

[@joerandl9252]

imagine how unfunny SNL would be without the controversy of it. thats what makes it humouring it makes light of things people are too afraid to talk about

[@robertbeste]

These are now my new favorite SNL sketches of all time.

[@tinawang9790]

😂 Thailand just mad cause it’s true. Sometimes stereo types are true that’s what makes it funny 😄

[@breevalchar3291]

as an ex-heroin addict who’s life was destroyed by it while i was using; the heroin AM was one of the BEST sketches they’ve done… imagine being offended by SNL of all things 🥴🥴

[@thearbiter6350]

Yes, a man did get fired for doing the EXACT same thing. Charles Rocket 1981 said f-word live on air. Got fired for it.

[@millenniumman75]

....and it didn't take a whole year! It was within weeks!

[@thearbiter6350]

@@millenniumman75 TRUE

[@TheJAG6752]

People have forgotten that when a “comedy” show is aired late at night famously, to expect a naughty thing or two.

[@01hondascott]

the girl that said fuck and got fired and questioned weather or not a man would have been treated the same... ladies and gentleman i present to you Norm Macdonald. he dropped an F bomb on weekend update and was gone the following week, he even called it as he wrapped up the weekend update that night that he would be fired.. at least she got to finish the season.

[@KillSwitchNY]

The Starbucks machine one is hysterical. Stereotypes are the best.

[@arthillis315]

I've been clean for over 7 years but I still find the heroin am commercial hilarious 😂

[@azraelbatosi]

A special butterfly gets its wings every time someone gets “offended”

[@jackiesmith2966]

omg I loved the Alan Deshowitz visits hell one

[@diegopons4622]

Watchmojo sound like such prudes with categories like this one. SNL is meant to be controversial!

[@seattlevixen]

I find it hard to believe that the Tiger Woods sketch is more controversial than the Chase/Pryor sketch, which is amazing.

[@beaudure01]

To answer Jenny Slate, Google "Charles Rocket."

[@SneedyKetler]

I feel like Rocket was done wrong. And I loathe Jenny Slate but she didn’t deserve the axe. Swearing on live television decades on, it’s just a fact of life. It was funny when they put mics in the helmets of NFL players. That was never gonna fly for live tv.

[@mikeking7710]

I thought the same thing when I saw her comment. I do like Jenny Slate, and was sorry when she left the show. I remembered seeing her F-bomb live that night, and became an instant fan. But the original explanation offered way back, that she & the show just didn't click was more likely. She was on the show for the entire season, and just wasn't brought back for the following one. So she couldn't really have been fired for the F-bomb. Otherwise they'd have pulled the trigger very quickly, rather than wait until the following spring. Charles Rocket was actually on one additional show after his F-bomb before he was let go, but then that was late in the season.

[@elvenalonly]

The more controversial, the funnier it gets. As long as you don't get easily offended by something.

[@scotch4890]

That Heroin AM ad is brilliant, as a former heroin addict of 10 years I personally draw some conclusions that may or may not be true; shooting it as a prescription ad harkens back to the fact that Bayer marketed heroin, also the fact that this problem has infiltrated the suburbs as I am the son of wealthy parents

[@chaoticcanyon2081]

The box of Heroin AM is so professionally made it looks like a real product.

[@TopCat0601]

How many times will WatchMojo make the same video?

[@danieldekok6949]

#17--Charles Rocket was fired for dropping an F-bomb, chickey.

[@christineherholz9359]

No, nobody has been fired from SNL for saying 'fuck,' boy.

[@autystycznybudda5012]

"Offended by portrayal of Jesus as violent rather than forgiving..." Yeah, how could they have done something like that to a guy who promised people that don't believe him will burn for eternity in hell?

[@thatssomehoopla]

Nah thats just what the “christians” say

[@autystycznybudda5012]

@@thatssomehoopla Anyway, Christians should understand that their God, even if exists, is anything but merciful/forgiving.

[@thatssomehoopla]

Thank you for that because I’m Christian and its just people out there who say those things make Christianity look bad to other people

[@mijajajaja]

This list should be called "Some of the best SNL skits that hurt the most Lil' Tiny Babies feelings"

[@JRMagro]

The child molesting robot is one of the funniest SNL skits made. Dwayne does the roll perfectly. People are too sensitive. How do you get upset about a made up scene about a thing that doesnt even exist lol

[@astroxl1609]

The teacher trials are funny as hell lmao.

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

I swear “What Up With That” cracks me up every single time!! Especially when the real Lindsey Buckingham was on!

[@tawnygaona9114]

I love watching SNL and hearing the audience gasp. I imagine them clutching their pearls.

[@Geminicricketi]

Yeah I thought those kids are funny. Then I realized Adam Sandler has a whole movie about the same topic

[@juliedavis9659]

I had no idea that leslie Jones faced any backlash for anything. Still doesnt change my opinion. I just dont think shes funny.

[@spadelump]

I'm Irish and tbh I'm so used to Americans making dreadful "Irish accents" and stereotypes, showing they've never stepped foot here. So it's probably not that controversial since happens so much on US TV.

[@GeorgiaOverdrive]

I love how Dan Crenshaw turned into a little snowflake when he’s a self declared anti-snowflake.

[@frankeastbrook2530]

Not really, he was obviously fine with it

[@Dragonwolves2016]

Dan Crenshaw has no sense of humor.

[@patrickdepew4976]

He's also got some pretty reprehensible views.

[@PatrickCervantez]

Conservatives never do.

[@tiffprendergast]

PatrickCervantez lies

[@jimmy_the_squid9456]

@@patrickdepew4976 He's a Trump supporter, enough said

[@patrickdepew4976]

@@jimmy_the_squid9456 I try not to generalize, but...yea.

[@Liza-kf9sl]

To everyone who's reading this... be safe and stay healthy🥺😆.

[@ghiyas3968]

I'm invected

[@Liza-kf9sl]

@@ghiyas3968 Well... you've got bad luck. Just kidding ✌

[@Monster_myron]

I’m just here to laugh at the skits I’m told wasn’t funny. 😂

[@jerrywinter7995]

It seems like people have forgotten that comedy is SUPPOSED to be slightly uncomfortable and make you actually think about the issues it brings up. Sometimes the only way to bring up uncomfortable issues is with humor, whether the humor "hits the mark" or not.

[@Alienmojo]

Still waiting for that 'Storm' that was brewin' from Stormy for Trump. LOL

[@dsav7069]

"Controversial" sketch? with Chevy and Pryor is hands down the greatest and funniest sketch EVER on SNL...

[@spellstruck7215]

Im so early but heres somethig NOBODY CARES ABOUT BEING FIRST

[@Gissigne]

Im about to *first* this man whole carrers

[@jimb.7523]

One does not simply become "firts."