After Watching Saturday Night, I Decided To Check Out The First Broadcast SNL Ever After, And It Was Not What I Was Expecting

After Watching Saturday Night, I Decided To Check Out The First Broadcast SNL Ever After, And It Was Not What I Was Expecting

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You might not know this about me, but I’m a decently big fan of Saturday Night Live. I wouldn’t say I’m the type of person who stays up and watches it late at night because I’m an actual baby who goes to bed at ten almost every single time. But I will say I’ll watch it the next day with my morning coffee.

From some of Adam Sandler’s funniest quotes to the hilarious SNL clips on their YouTube channel, I’ve enjoyed the television show for a while. Of course, when Saturday Night finally became available to stream on Netflix, I knew I’d have to check it out. After I watched it, I realized something – I had never seen the original broadcast.

I had seen so many episodes, countless ones of the past and present, but never the one that started it all. So, in honor of SNL50, I decided to check it out after seeing Saturday Night—and it was not what I was expecting whatsoever.

(Image credit: NBC)

There Have Been So Many Changes Made Since The Beginning

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