Which season of Saturday Night Live was the greatest of all time? In this episode of High and Low Retrospective, we go deep into the season that redefined late-night sketch comedy—featuring a legendary cast, breakout sketches, cultural moments, and a creative high point that hasn’t been matched since.
Was it the era of Eddie Murphy’s superstardom? The rise of Will Ferrell and Tina Fey? Or maybe the early days of Bill Murray and Gilda Radner? We break down: - The cast that made it iconic - The cultural and political backdrop - The sketches that still live rent-free - And why this season still resonates decades later.
Whether you grew up watching live or caught the reruns on Comedy Central, this is the definitive retrospective on the season that made SNL unmissable.
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Videos to watch:
In Living Color: The Most Dangerous Sketch Show of the 90s https://youtu.be/8D40hjYzOG0
Dave Chappelle's Masterpiece: The Gift and Curse of Chappelle's Show https://youtu.be/c-hHr6YG2Gw
Key & Peele: The Sketch Comedy Show That Won’t Fade https://youtu.be/wPuoNUL3uZU