Saturday Night Live (TV Series)

Saturday Night Live (SNL) is a long-running American sketch comedy show created by Lorne Michaels that premiered on NBC in 1975 and features celebrity hosts, musical guests, and a rotating cast of comedians performing live sketches. The show has launched the careers of many famous actors, writers, and performers while becoming known for its political humor, pop culture parodies, and iconic sketches. Broadcast from Studio 8H at Rockefeller Center, SNL remains one of the most successful and influential television programs in history, earning hundreds of awards and worldwide recognition.