Does anyone else love SNL? — Page 2

Who can forget John Belushi's immortal words , in a russian accent , "I would like, to feed your fingertips , to the wolverines "

I am old enough to have remembered watching it live. A great career cut short but thank god for video tape & film

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Updated On: 2/13/05 at 08:18 AM

I haven't seen a decent episode since 1990. It's mostly juvenile junior high humor with little wit or intelligence now.

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I do not think I have watched a full 90 minutes since Eddie Murphy left

I think of a great SNL episode as one that holds my interest until weekend Update. Even good episodes go down the drain after that.

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Thank you SNL for introducing me to the SCISSOR SISTERS!!!

The problem with SNL nowadays is that while it has always been about showing a more humorous side to a featured pop culture celeb, it used to be done with biting satire. Even when I watch old episodes from the 70s/80s, I STILL find the parodies and jokes hilarious. Nowadays, the sketches are done for the sole purpose of celebrity mugging and some misguided idea that Horatio Sanz's inability to keep a straight face is somehow funny.

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I miss the early days of SNL in the 70's. Belushi, Radner, Curtain, Chase.........were the best. Today, SNL seems very childish. Maybe that is not the word I am looking for. Perhaps it startred to dwindle because it was just too much of a good thing.

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