Saturday Night Live — Season 29
The 2003-04 television season brought Saturday Night Live’s twenty-ninth run to NBC, kicking off October 4th, 2003 and wrapping up May 15th, 2004 – a total of 20 episodes. The season marked some significant changes behind the scenes; Chris Kattan and Tracy Morgan moved on from the show, while Dean Edwards was let go. Fans weren't without familiar faces, though, as both Kattan and Morgan popped up for guest appearances throughout the year. Ahead of the premiere, Will Forte, Seth Meyers, and Jeff Richards were elevated to repertory players, a welcome recognition of their contributions. Fred Armisen continued his role as a featured player. The season also ushered in fresh talent with the addition of stand-up comedian Finesse Mitchell and Kenan Thompson, a familiar face for many thanks to his time on Nickelodeon’s *All That* and *Kenan & Kel*. Notably, Thompson became the first SNL cast member born after the show's debut in 1975, and the first to launch their career in children's television. Adding even more buzz to the season was Justin Timberlake’s memorable hosting debut.
From the heart of New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His memorable sketches include "Californians For Schwarzenegger," "Huggies Thong," "Queer Eye For The Straight Gal," "The Wade Robson Project," "Cooking School," "TV Funhouse - Y…
From the heart of New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His repertoire includes memorable sketches such as "Hardball," "Punk'd: Barely Legal," "Schwarzenegger Press Conference," "A Message From Nick Lachey & Jessica Simpson," "Omlettev…
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His sketches include "Message From The President," "Tressant Supreme," "Live With Regis & Kelly," "Access Hollywood," "Center For Cow Fart Study," "Leilani Burke: Pet Psychic," "Spy Glass," an…
From the heart of New York City, here is Rachel Dratch. Her performances encompass such memorable scenes as "Martha Stewart Interview," "Cryogenix," "The Morning Mix," "Battle Of The Sexes 2," "Mary Poppins 2004/Chris Parnell and John Mc…
From the heart of New York City, here is Rachel Dratch. Her performances encompass such memorable scenes as "Martha Stewart Interview," "Cryogenix," "The Morning Mix," "Battle Of The Sexes 2," "Mary Poppins 2004/Chris Parnell and John Mc…
The collection features pieces such as "Equal Time Programming on NBC," "Michael Jackson On A Roller Coaster," "Brian Fellow's Safari Planet," "The Three Wise Men Get Racial-Profiled," "Al Sharpton's Casa de Sushi," "The Latoya Jackson Show…
His works encompass a diverse range of subjects, including *Hardball*, *Choir Boys*, *Queer Eye For the Straight Guy*, *Fun With Real Audio*, *Wake-Up Wakefield*, *Versace Egg Nog*, *Gore Endorses Dean*, and *The Rialto Grande Casino*.
His works encompass a diverse range of subjects, including *Hardball*, *Choir Boys*, *Queer Eye For the Straight Guy*, *Fun With Real Audio*, *Wake-Up Wakefield*, *Versace Egg Nog*, *Gore Endorses Dean*, and *The Rialto Grande Casino*.
From New York City, this is Jeff Richards. The sketches featured were: "Howard Dean HQ," "Tylenol Extreme," "Joey Mack," "El Cantador Restaurant," "American Idol," "MTV Future," "American Beef Council," "The Sharon Osbourne Show," "Panty…
From New York City, it's... Darrell Hammond. His memorable sketches include: ""Nightline"", ""Celebrity Poker Showdown"", ""Huggies Thong"", ""The Baby Boyfriend"", ""Sharon Stone Presents An Award"", ""Oprah's Favorite Things"", ""Blac…
The collection includes the following pieces: "Gore Calls Kerry," "A Very Special Valentine's Versace," "Jarret's Room," "Access Hollywood," "Octane," "Mike's Bar, circa 1968," "Larry King Live," "Spy Glass," "The World of Scott Wainio" (fi…
The collection features glimpses into various worlds: "Hardball," the concluding episode of "Sex & The City," the poignant narrative of "Do You Know Who My Father Is?", the comedic chaos of "TV Funhouse: Pat O'Brien," a retrospective on wom…
The collection encompasses works such as *Nightline*, *Bad Southern Accent*, *Show Biz Grande Explosion*, *TV Funhouse: FCC-Approved Cartoons*, *Tim Calhoun In Court*, *The Horny Bellhop*, *Meet the Press*, *The Sopranos*, and *Hollywood vs…
From New York City, this is... Ben Affleck, Rachel Dratch, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers. Tonight's sketches feature Donnie Bartalotti's Gay Wedding, Joey Mack on Z105, behind-the-scenes glimpses of the filming of *Gigli*, and TV Funhous…
From New York City, this is Carolyn Kepcher, known for her work on "The Apprentice." Her portfolio includes sketches such as "The SNL Apprentice," "Fear Factor Junior," "Live with Regis and Kelly," "The VIP Seats," "Donald Trump's House…
From New York City... it's Janet Jackson, a vision rendered in digital pixels. Tonight's sketches feature: Cheney and Condoleezza Rice, Brian Fellow's Safari Planet, Starkisha in the Ticket Line, an Easter song tailored for Saturday Nigh…
From New York City, here is Will Forte! The program features sketches including: "Bush's Preparation," "Turlington's Lower Back Tattoo Remover," "Jaret's Room," "Harry Potter," "Billy Joel's Car Ride," "Debbie Downer," "Club Traxx," "Kai…
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. The sketches featured include: "White House Friends," "Mom Jeans" (a rerun from the episode with Adrien Brody, Sean Paul, and Wayne Wonder from season 28), "¡Show Biz Grande Explosion!," "The…
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His memorable sketches include "Hardball," "Paparazzi," "Mary Kate/Ashley Olsen Perfume," "Joey Mack on Z105," "The Swan," "Pat and Patti's Backpack Shack," "Access Hollywood: New York Minute…
From New York City, here is Darrell Hammond. His memorable sketches include "Hardball," "Paparazzi," "Mary Kate/Ashley Olsen Perfume," "Joey Mack on Z105," "The Swan," "Pat and Patti's Backpack Shack," "Access Hollywood: New York Minute…
