SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE presented The Weather Channel's very first soap opera, aptly titled 'Stormy Skies,' on last night's episode. Turns out, the sudser has a lot of the same production elements - and flubs - as its regular programing. Check it out below!
On last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE cold opening, President Obama celebrates the Senate's decision to begin a gun control debate by welcoming Senators Joe Manchin and Pat Toomey to explain some of their proposals. Check it out below!
On SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE's skit 'Last Call,' two very drunk strangers hit it off just as a bar is shutting down. Check it out below!
On last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, a performance of HOWL OF THE LANDLORD goes awry when all of the actors happen to suffer from acute short term memory loss. Check it out below!
On last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE skit, 'Junior Prom,' the dance is funded by some rich guy that lives on top of a hill. His repayment? He wants to dance with the kids. Check out the sketch below!
For some reason, NBC Sports executives hired John Tesh and his incompetent brother to write an NBA on NBC theme song, on last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. Check out the skit below!
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE presented an indepth look at the British punk band IAN RUBBISH AND THE BIZZAROS on last night's episode - as well as the crumbling of the band over their different views on the late Margaret Thatcher. Check out the sketch below!
Vince Vaughn finally returned to host SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE last night after many years away. To get back into the swing of things, he got a little help from the most vital part of the show: the audience. Check out his opening monologue below!
BODY OF WAR will receive a film screening and Q&A with producer Phil Donahue today, April 7, 2013 at 3:30 pm (doors open at 3pm) at Great Neck Arts Center Theatre (113 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck).
NBC Connecticut / WVIT won a George Foster Peabody Award for its coverage of "Breaking News: Tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School," the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication announced today.
DL HUGHLEY: THE ENDANGERED LIST has been honored with the George Foster Peabody Award in the 72nd Annual Peabody Awards competition, it was announced today.
NBC Connecticut / WVIT won a George Foster Peabody Award for its coverage of "Breaking News: Tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School," the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication announced today. The Peabody Awards, the oldest awards in broadcasting, are considered among the most prestigious and selective awards in electronic media.
Round House Theatre continues its 2013 Bethesda season with the East Coast premiere of How to Write a New Book for the Bible, which runs April 10 thru May 5. Producing Artistic Director Ryan Rilette makes his Round House directing debut with this powerful, beautiful new play by Bill Cain, the author of such plays as Equivocation and 9 Circles. Opening night is Monday, April 15, 2013.
The half-hour animated series, TEEN TITANS GO premieres on Tuesday, April 23, at 7:30pm (ET/PT) and will be rebroadcast during the DC Nation block on Saturday mornings at 10:30am (ET/PT) beginning April 27.
Melissa McCarthy and musical guest Phoenix return to SNL on April 6. On April 13, Vince Vaughn returns to SNL with first time musical guest Miguel.
BODY OF WAR will receive a film screening and Q&A with producer Phil Donahue on Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 3:30 pm (doors open at 3pm) at Great Neck Arts Center Theatre (113 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck).
On 'It's a Date,' a lucky bachelorette must choose between a regular man and two interesting group date combinations. Check out SNL's sketch below, featuring Andy Samberg, Dan Aykroyd, and Steve Martin!
If you're looking to celebrate in a classy, sophisticated way then SNL thinks you should be drinking Moet & Chandon. Check out the sketch below!
Last night, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE presented the latest edition of 'Maine Justice,' following a man hailing from Louisiana who finds himself confused by a Cajun-themed courtroom in Maine. Check out the sketch below!
SNL chronicled the life of 'Sober' Caligula in Rome after the emperor's decision to give up drinking, on last night's episode. Check out the sketch below!
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