Wasn't That Special: 50 Years of SNL

Wasn't That Special: 50 Years of SNL

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'Wasn't That Special' Season Seventeen Clips Package
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'Wasn't That Special' Season Seventeen Clips Package

Mar 15, 2024
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As always, for those who have signed up for the podcast at the Executive Producer level, we send out notable video and newspaper clips that aided us in preparing for the episode. Below are some of the Saturday Night Live sketches and media clips we reference throughout the episode, to enhance the listening process.

So please help keep the podcast advertisement-free and upgrade to the Executive Producer level, which will keep these emails coming in the future!

(Although if you want to support us at a lower level and want to just hear the shows, you can do that, too!)

Here are some of the materials we discuss throughout the Season Seventeen episode:

Massive Head Wound Harry

The Mr. Belvedere Fan Club

Written by future SNL head writer Fred Wolf, it’s offbeat, funny, and disturbing.

Il Cantore

One the the bawdiest sketches in the show’s first 20 years. We talked to Victoria Jackson about her role in it here.

The Sensitive Naked Man

Rob Schneider was the first of the new crop of youngsters to show he could be a top-line cast member. This is proof.

Stand-Up and Win

Good of Jerry Seinfeld to allow the cast members to mock him so openly.

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