ðš The video is about watching one episode from every season of SNL to understand the evolution of the show.
ð The first episode was a true variety show with short sketches and stand-up performances.
ðĪĢ Some sketches were hit or miss, but there were memorable moments like Steve Martin's monologue.
ðš The video is about watching one SNL episode from every season.
ðĪĄ Season six of SNL had a major cast shake-up and was poorly received by viewers.
ð The sketches in season six were strange and amateurish, with some standout moments.
ð Eddie Murphy's performance helped save the show in season six.
ðĪŠ Seasons 85 and 86 had their own unique challenges and absurdity.
ð Season 87 introduced new cast members and writers who brought fresh energy to the show.
ðš The video is about watching one SNL episode from every season.
âĻ The late 80s is considered one of the first golden eras of SNL, with a talented cast and silly ideas.
â The early 90s had a cast that included big stars like Chris Farley and Adam Sandler, but the period is a little overrated.
ðš I watched one SNL episode from every season.
ð Notable performances by Toby McGuire, Will Ferrell, and Horatio Sanz.
ðĪ Critique of repetitive catchphrase comedy on SNL.
ðš The transcript discusses various sketches and moments from different seasons of SNL, including memorable host appearances and favorite sketches.
ðĪĢ The speaker shares their thoughts on the show's quality over the years and how their perception of it changed as they grew older.
ðĨ The speaker reflects on the significance of certain cast members and how the show navigated transitions.
ðš SNL has a long history of political sketches and guest appearances.
ð The current cast and writers have done solid work despite overshadowing by certain guest stars.
ð SNL's humor is subjective, and opinions on its funniness vary over time.
ðš SNL sketches are often criticized for being too political, but it's important to critique with nuance.
ð Compared to other sketch shows with extensive editing processes, SNL sketches are written quickly and may seem sleep-deprived.
ð Despite its flaws, SNL offers opportunities for young comedians to shine and grow in their careers.