The Golden Age of Saturday Night Live is a misnomer. Everyone has their own golden age and it’s always about whenever you watched the show. I mostly watched SNL in the late 90s and early 2000s as well as a dabbling of reruns from the early 90s. Of of my favorite segments was Celebrity Jeopardy. I remember before YouTube if I wanted to watch these scenes again I had to download them from Limewire or Kazaa. I watched them over and over because there are few things funnier than people imitating other people.
People like me still can’t think of Sarah Palin without going first to the caricature of her done by Tina Fey.
But finally all the original Celebrity Jeopardy clips are available in one place. Click the link above but if you’ve never seen one before I suggest you start with #5 (also embedded below), any of the clips with Sean Connery are the best, and this is one of the few places where you can see someone impersonate Adam Sandler.
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