Saturday Night Live(1975)

series - first aired/released 1975-10-11 - audience 6.9

Comedy, News

Directed by Adam McKay, A.D. Miles, Akiva Schaffer, Alex Fernbach, Andy Breckman, Andy Warhol, Anthony Lover, Aviva Slesin, Ben Stiller, Beth McCarthy-Miller, Bill D'Elia, Bill Paxton, Bruce McCulloch, Bruce Murray, Bruce Van Dusen, C.F. Bressler, Chel White, Chris Ellis, Chris McCumber, Christopher Guest, Chuck Willis, Claude Kerven, Colin Jost, Craig McKay, Danielle Kasen, Dan Perri, Dave Lovelace, Dave Wilson, David Griffiths, David H. Brooks, David Kangas, David Lipson, David Massar, David Wachtenheim, Dean Lennert, Don McGrath, Don Roy King, Elbert Budin, Eric Idle, Gary Weis, Gerald Cotts, Glen Steinmacher, Harry McDevitt, Henry Holtzman, Jack Zander, James Signorelli, Jason Reitman, Jerry Ansel, J.J. Sedelmaier, John David Coles, John Fox, John Solomon, Jonathan Demme, Jonathan Krisel, Jorma Taccone, Ken Friedman, Laurie Frank, Leon Ichaso, Linda Lee Cadwell, Liz Patrick, Lyndall Hobbs, Mark Alt, Mark Story, Martin Brest, Martin Kahan, Mary Pat Kelly, Matthew Meshekoff, Michael Nesmith, Michael Wetterhahn, Mike Judge, Mitchell Kriegman, Nell Cox, Noah Baumbach, Paul Guliner, Paul Miller, Paul Thomas Anderson, Peter Corbett, Ralph Glenn Howard, Randal Kleiser, Robert Altman, Robert Leacock, Robert Marianetti, Scott Sorenson, Sean Lattrell, Sharon Sachs, Stacey Foster, Stefan Nadelman, Steve Klayman, Susanne Rostock, Ted Haimes, Tim Boxell, Tim Robbins, Tom Gianas, Tom Schiller, Tom Warburton, T. Sean Shannon, Walter Williams, William Dear, William Wegman, Yoko Ono, Zach Merck

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.