Saturday Night Live

TV Show • 1975 • Comedy  

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A late-night live television sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels. The show's comedy sketches, which parody contemporary culture and politics, are performed by a large and varying cast of repertory and newer cast members. Each episode is hosted by a celebrity guest, who usually delivers an opening monologue and performs in sketches with the cast, and features performances by a musical guest.
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Does the dog die?
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Are rabbits harmed?
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Is rape mentioned?
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Is there bestiality?
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Does a kid die?
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Does a head get squashed?
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Are there spiders?
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Is there audio gore?
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Some sketches with blurred nudity.
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Is there decapitation?
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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Addiction
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Animal
Does an animal die?
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S50
 E2
During a Golf channel sketch, host Nate Bargatze plays a golfer who eviscerates a bird mid-flight with a golf ball. A blurred, bloody cleanup is shown. Next, he hits a golf ball that knocks down a bald eagle’s nest, filled with eggs. That is followed up with him mistaking an eagle egg for his golf bottle, so his swing obliterates an unhatched egg. Then he throws his golf club into a course pond, killing a snapping turtle, shown floating on the pond surface with a twitching tail. Finally, he picks up a flag to celebrate, but as he replaces it in the cup, it stabs a squeaking chipmunk, who snuck into the empty cup.
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Assault
Is there pedophilia?
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S30
 E14
1. Amy Poehler is playing David Spade’s stunt double in a sketch. Ms Stunt Double takes a break from shooting the scene to nurse her baby and David Spade goes over & hits on her. saying he got a b***r from watching the girl version of himself breastfeed a baby

2. during weekend update Tina makes a joke about michael jackson and a 12 year old.
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S27
 E17
during the dysfunctional relationship skit towards the end of S27:E17
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Children
Is a minor sexualized?
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S28
 E10
sketch about a 12 year old girl whose breasts have developed looking too “mature” to be an actress on a children’s show. adult actress playing the 12 year old, but there are child actors in the scene too. lots of jokes about her breasts for the audience, but within the sketch two adult men are the main characters interacting with the child and focusing on her breasts.
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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plenty/almost every episode, in the 2001-2002 seasons at least
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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S27
 E7
surprisingly realistic graphic visual around 8:00 during derek jeter’s monologue after he hits the guy 3x with a baseball. the actor definitely has a hidden hose and you can tell it’s fake but it was more triggering than anything i expected to see on SNL

this happens a few more times in coming episodes. it’s so graphically fake i didnt bother noting it
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Does someone spit?
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a lot, including in peoples faces and stuff
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Paranoia
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lots of news-like segments with people speaking directly to camera, every single open switches from being a skit to looking at the camera saying “live from new york it’s saturday night!”

this is a live show comprising of 5-10 skits, parody commercials, and musical comedy in each episode. 4th wall broken all the time, and the actors also break character when they laugh or mess up
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Pregnancy
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there are lots of skits that feature babies as dolls or fake pregnant women as the focus, as well as pre-filmed “commercials” with real babies. Ana Gastayer is pregnant during part of season 27 and her pregnancy is the focus of a handful of skits
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Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
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there is a LOT of mild to moderate racism in SNL, as well as mockery & misrepresentation of disabled people, mental illness, addiction, etc
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S48
 E2
Brendan Gleason wears a dress in a comedic manner in the headshots sketch
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Race
Is there blackface?
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In the 50th anniversary special, there was a montage of several of the times the show has a done black/brownface. The montage is blurred, the original sketches weren't.
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Sex
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the reason i watch this show is exposure to be desensitized to sexual content triggers. it is pervasive. mostly verbal jokes but there is plenty of the actors doing physical actions to each other, often unwanted.
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S28
 E2
common joke here or there scattered throughout the show.

particularly bad whole sketch with Tracy Morgan and Lorne Michaels trying to manipulate, coerce, and/or trick Sarah Michelle Gellar and Faith Hill into doing a porny girl-on-girl wrestling match, that they are both clearly disinterested in doing and asking the men to stop pressuring them.
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Social
Are there fat suits?
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S48
 E13
A whole sketch in the Woody Harrelson episode. Really bad.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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there are some skits with graphically spurting blood from a pump, monty python style. very overly fake
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Is there gun violence?
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