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After leaving office in 1993, Carvey played him on occasion, including the 2000 United States Presidential campaign, where he would assist Governor George W. Bush (impersonated by Will Ferrell) during his presidential campaign. In 2010, Carvey reprised his role in Funny or Die's web short, Presidential Reunion.
Charli XCX made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live on Nov. 16, ten years after she first performed as the musical guest in 2014. Following her summer of success with the massively popular ...
George W. Bush (2000–02) Alex Trebek from Celebrity Jeopardy! (1996–2015) Baron Nocturna from Goth Talk; Craig from The Rocky Roads (1995) Craig Buchanan of The Spartan Cheerleaders (1995–99) David Larry, co-host of Dog Show (1998) Dr. Beaman a.k.a. the crazy doctor (2000) Frank Henderson a.k.a. the Get Off The Shed! guy (1995)
During the 2000 campaign and first year of his presidency, Bush was portrayed on Saturday Night Live by Will Ferrell, who emphasized the innocent, childlike aspect of the character (in one skit Jeb Bush (played by Val Kilmer) gives George a toy to play with so he can talk with Al Gore). Ferrell played Bush from 1999 to 2002 until he departed ...
The George W. Bush/Al Gore presidential debate sketch in this episode is credited with coining the word "strategery". Tina Fey and Jerry Minor 's first episode as cast members. Jimmy Fallon and Fey's first episode as Weekend Update co-anchors (the first co-anchors since season 5 with Bill Murray and Jane Curtin ).
Here are all the best moments from last night's episode of Saturday Night Live. Charli XCX's monologue. Charli's monologue was one of the high points of the show. The "Von Dutch" singer made some ...
Welcome back, lowly Coneheads. It’s Saturday Night Live in Review: the anniversary season edition. Tonight’s show is hosted by Charli XCX, who first performed back in season 40. She last ...
It premiered on the NBC Television Network on October 11, 1975, under the title NBC's Saturday Night. The show often satirizes contemporary American popular culture and politics. Saturday Night Live features a two-tiered cast: the repertory members, also known as the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players," and newer cast members, known as "Featured ...