Saturday Night Live — Season 25
The 25th season kicked off on September 25, 1999, and wrapped up May 20, 2000, delivering a full slate of regular episodes plus a very special retrospective: a celebratory look back at the show’s incredible first 25 years. The familiar faces from the previous year were all back for another hilarious run, and the cast saw some exciting growth along the way. Rising stars Jimmy Fallon, Chris Parnell, and Horatio Sanz officially joined the repertory ranks early on. As the season unfolded, *Saturday Night Live* welcomed two fresh comedic voices to the stage. First up was Rachel Dratch, a powerhouse talent plucked from Chicago’s famed Second City – where she'd previously collaborated with head writer Tina Fey – making her debut during Norm Macdonald’s hosting episode. Later in the year, Maya Rudolph, known for her work with The Groundlings, joined the cast, beginning her journey alongside host John Goodman.
The collection features pieces titled "Ross Perot," "Morning Latte," "Mary Katherine Gallagher," "Action 8 News Watch," "Oz," and "Alive or Dead?"
The collection features pieces titled "Al Gore and George W. Bush," "The Zimmermans," "The Ladies' Man," "Hans and Franz," "VH1 Net Aid," "Dog Show," and "Blair Witch Parody."
The collection features pieces on subjects ranging from "Rudy Giuliani" to "Martha Stewart Living," encompassing topics like "Yankees History," "Celebrity Jeopardy," "NBC Crosstalk," "Larry King," "Michael Jaxon," and "Inside the Actor's St…
The collection encompasses pieces titled "The Practice," "The Jim Gray Show," "Early Show," "The Culps," "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?," "Mango," "Colette Reardon," "State Lotto Drawing," and "Disbelieving Mom."
The collection features pieces titled "Gun Convention," "James Bond," "Hickory Farms Audio Visual Project," "Tracy Morgan and Garth Brooks," "Warner Lambert/America Home Products Merger," "Express Flowers," "Mango," "Devil Can't Write No Lo…
The collection features stories such as "Who Wants to be the President?", "Pretty Living," "Nick Burns," "Mr. Peepers," "Pokémon Parents," and "Roberta."
The collection encompasses pieces titled "Bill Clinton," "Spartan Cheerleaders," "So This is Chanukah," "Who Wants to Eat?," "Taxi Cab Confessions," "Goth Talk," "Sally Jesse Raphael," and "Tribute to Madeline Kahn."
The collection features pieces titled "Tom Brokaw and Arnold Schwarzenegger," "Delicious Dish," "Mango," "Boston Teens," "The Ladies' Man," "Rockette's Auditions," and "Not My Baby!"
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. The sketches tonight feature: "Hillary's Departure," "Hamburger Helper Anti-Bacterial," "Puff Daddy and J.Lo in Therapy," "The Prisoners," "A Message From John Goodman," "Nick Burns," "Backsta…
From New York City, here is Chris Kattan, singing. The program features sketches including: "NBC Special Report: Elian Gonzales," "Colonel Belmont's Old-Fashioned Horse Glue," "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?," "Boy Band Blowout 2000," "M…
From New York City, here is Chris Parnell! His sketches include: "Breakfast in New Hampshire," "Uncle Jemima's Down Home Mash Liquor," "VH-1's Fried Chicken Fields Forever," "The Culps," "Dog Show," "The Heat Is On" (the film), "Siegfrie…
The collection features pieces titled "Bill and Hillary Clinton," "Regurgitating Family," "E! News Daily," "Simma Da Na," "Crocodile Hunter," "Erectile Dysfunction/Tootsie Roll Add," "Jessica Simpson," and "Bloder Brothers."
The collection comprises pieces titled "Peanuts," "Mango," "Party," "Frett's Film Forum," "Fanatic," "The Zimmermans," "Cop Training," and "Who Wants to Be Groped by an $11,000-aire?"
The collection features pieces titled "Tom Brokaw, Bernard Shaw, and Ted Koppel," "Replacing Kathie Lee Gifford," "Wedding Singers," "7 Degrees Celsius," "Frat Boys," "Book Discussion," "Colette Reardon," and "Threesome."
From New York City, here is Vince McMahon. The program features sketches entitled "Backstage SNL: Vince McMahon Warns the Wrestlers," "The Ladies' Man," "Mr. Peepers' Father," "Morning Latte," "Nicotrel/WWF Wrestlers Beat Up Chris Parne…
From New York City, here is Dana Carvey, portraying George Bush, Sr. The program features sketches including "George Bush and Son," "Behind the Music: Blue Oyster Cult," "Elian Gonzalez Musical," "The Continental," "Thanks, Viagra," "Je…
From New York City, here is Tobey Maguire. The sketches featured include: "Bedtime At SNL," "Celebrity Jeopardy," "Nadeen At Burger Castle," "Inside the Actor's Studio," "The Atteburys' Tennis Lesson," "Stavenhagen's Pawn Shop," "Raspber…
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His performances feature sketches such as "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?/Time Warner Attacks Disney," "Platinum Mach 14," "Wanna Be a VJ-3," "Adele The Sleazy Office Flirt," "TV Funhouse: Th…
From New York City, here is Ana Gasteyer. The sketches featured include: "A Message From Giuliani," "Gap Fat," "Morning Latte," "Boston Teens' Field Trip," "TV Funhouse: The Ambiguously Gay Duo," "Clinton Scandal Commemorative Plates," "…
From New York City, this program features Florence Henderson, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Gina Gershon, and Tim Meadows. The sketches include: "The Ladies' Man Dating Game," "Nick Burns," "The Culps," "TV Funhouse: Fun With Some Real Audio—Ma…
