So...snl: A Saturday Night Live Podcast

We watched the 1978 episode hosted by Heisman winner and all around guy OJ Simpson. Allegedly. We get some samurai, some voodoo, some mohawks, and not any Emily Litella (no matter what Robert told you). We also finally respond to a couple of fan letters! Brought to you by Wind! @SoSNLPodcast & sosnlpodcast@gmail.com.

We're back in the 90s to watch Phil Hartman host, Norm Macdonald anchor, and Gavin Rosdale sizzle. Meanwhile, a bunch of singers, gossipers, and actors fight for worst sketch. Brought to you by Fart Jar!

Way back in the day before we released this, Saturday Night Live's 42nd season kicked off with Margot Robbie, Mr. Robot, some politics, and probably other things. We talk about all of that in this very episode of the So...SNL podcast. Thanks for listening. @SoSNLPodcast

We talk about Norm Macdonald's new memoir, Based on a True Story. Spoilers abound, if that's of any concern. Not brought to you by ManGrate! @SoSnlPodcast

We check out the incomparable Bea Arthur's 1979 hosting gig and find a bunch of singing, heel Kaufman, some weird sisters harmonizing about a plane crash, and bugs. Brought to you by Friendly Ghost Mattresses! @SoSNLPodcast

We check out the 2002 episode hosted by The "Dwayne Johnson" Rock and revel in a Bigfoot & Neil Diamond sketch that has long been seared into our familial brain as an all-time great. It's so funny. There's also talk of suicide bombers, Fallon wigs, and pug puppies. @SoSnlPodcast

It's an old episode of SNL, Brother. Hosted by a couple of major 80s icons, Daddy. None of it is any good, Brother. Hulk Hogan calls people brother and daddy, Brother and Daddy. So anyway that's what we're talking about this time. @SoSnlPodcast

We check out the time Mr. Television himself hosted to see if it was as bad as legend would have it. Turns out: Pretty much yes. @SoSnlPodcast

In our own tiny little episode, we climb into the Cage to see how huge everything was in 1992, when Ross Perot ran and then didn't run and then ran for President, Woody Allen went all Woody Allen, and Jack Handy had a bunch of deep thoughts.

We stumble upon another election season and find Will Ferrell singing, the Lonely island celebrating, and Ada...Andy Samberg Caging. @SoSnlPodcast

We finally get to season 30 and find drugs, stereotypes, childbirth, a Barbie boob...and twins! Brought to you by Podible! @SoSNLPodcast

This week we talk about Oprah Winfrey before she was just a letter. Dennis Miller gives us a solid Update despite all of his guests' farting, and we attempt to comprehend the "comedy" calculus that is Pat Stevens. Brought to you by Nurture Box! @SoSNLPodcast

This week, we keep it short because, guess what: we don't like Tom Green. It's a shitshow of screaming and repeating things and repeating things and repeating things because that's funny! It's funny! It's funny! Brought to you by P'ain'ts! @SoSNLPodcast

We talk about the youngest host in SNL history, one of the worst "Update" bits ever, and that time America voted Andy Kaufman off of Saturday Night Live forever. @SoSNLPodcast

We revisit the first ever season of Saturday Night Live and find out that bathrooms have been used as pawns in political controversies for decades. There's puns, Andy Kaufman, and a goat. Brought to you by GlAds! @SoSNLPodcast

We look back on some of our favorite things from the recently wrapped 41st season of Saturday Night Live. @SoSnlPodcast

We drop back in on season 41 to watch mothers make jokes, Game of Thrones take too long, and Kate McKinnon talk about her recent near-death experience. Brought to you by Mr. Novack Will Be Waiting: The Movie Kickstarter! @SoSNLPodcast

We conclude our intense exploration of recurring Al Franken character Stuart Smalley and discover that all anybody cared about in 2002 was the 2000 election and Trent Lott. Fallon & Fey don't seem like Fallon & Fey, but Tipper Gore is very Tipper Gore, so...there's that. Brought to you by Screwdrivers! @SoSNLPodcast

We pay more attention to Stuart Saves His Family than anyone since 1995. @SoSnlPodcast

20 years ago, there were no new episodes of Full House and the anchor of Weekend Update told risky jokes. It was a different time. We get to see the final sketch in Stuart Smalley's original run, Adam Sandler's Jordan Xs, and three Deep Thoughts. Brought to you by SquareFace! @SoSNLPodcast