Sweeney and Phil Hartman played parents that hire a motivational speaker to convince their children not to do drugs in a 1993 "SNL" sketch called "Matt Foley: Van Down By The River."Īs the speaker, Matt Foley (Chris Farley), began his impassioned monologue, the frame switched between Sweeney and Hartman and the two children, portrayed by David Spade and Christina Applegate. Julia Sweeney said the cameraperson had to cut her out of a sketch because she was laughing too much "I have a lot of wigs and mustaches at my disposal, and it's refreshing to play a character who 'know this.'" "It's such a crazy time and this is something I started doing to cope," McKinnon said. Then, she dropped Wenowdis' voice and directly addressed the audience. The head writer eventually asked McKinnon if she was OK, and she responded: "Obviously, I'm not." The "SNL" cast member weighed in on Trump's diagnosis before she insisted on taking Jost's blood pressure, cracking up as she squeaked the machine. Wayne Wenowdis" - complete with a gray wig, white coat, and tie - on a "Weekend Update" segment with Colin Jost.
Kate McKinnon broke down and said she was 'obviously not' OK during a 'Weekend Update' segmentĪfter President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19 in 2020, McKinnon appeared as "Dr.
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Here are 13 hysterical moments on "SNL" that made either a cast member or host crack up. While many "SNL" stars and celebrity guests are well-practiced at maintaining their composure during absurd sketches on the long-running NBC series, some of them still slip up and break character from time to time. Regardless of how long " Saturday Night Live" cast members have been on the show or how much hosts rehearse leading up to their appearances, no one can control what happens on live television. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. They rarely break character on the show, but it can be contagious when they do.īelow are 13 times "SNL" cast members and hosts have struggled to contain their laughter.
"Saturday Night Live" cast members and hosts play a variety of roles in the comedy sketch series. Tiffany Haddish, Adele, and Ryan Gosling all broke character on "SNL." NBC/YouTube
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