Thanks!

Hi,
That's my favorite off the top of my head, funny stuff. Oh, and of course the mini donuts or whatever it was with John Belushi as an athlete, big gut and smoking.

Peace

In his best skit of the night, Manning makes fun of big brother Peyton in a fake ad for the "Little Brothers" program (a dig at the "United Way" skit Petyon did when he hosted SNL). In the skit, Eli helps some boys "straighten out" their older siblings...

The best there was, the best there is, the best there ever will be:

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/679770/

The original music (Van Halen's Beautiful Girls) was changed to something generic musak-sounding for syndication/video.

Chris Farley - RIP

To this day I remember watching that, and I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at anything, ever.

It's a floor wax? No. It's a dessert topping!

***WAIT!!!***

It's a dessert topping AND a floor wax.

"I'll spray some on your mop, and some on your butterscotch pudding."

There have been some brilliant ones over the years. Many great ones are already posted.

One of my favorites from the past decade is 'Tressant Supreme', the hair coloring that contains "just a little bit of crack cocaine."

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ms5s_saturday-night-live-tressant-suprem_fun

We always tell our cats they need that when they get their rear ends a little too close to our faces for polite company. LOL

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ETA: I found the transcript & a couple still shots:

http://snltranscripts.jt.org/92/92eass.phtml

Commercial about a pain reliever with a REALLY hard to open child-proof cap. Can't find a link but found out it aired on SNL 10/11/75.

pronounced "try openin'"

Triopenin

Written by: Tom Schiller
Announcer ...
Hands ... Chevy Chase

Close-up of spotlit hands on a black background.

Announcer V/O: Arthritis in the adult is painful, lonely, and sometimes difficult to manage.
The sore, aching hands massage one another's joints.
Arthritis is particularly annoying when coupled with neuralgia and severe muscular tension. Abrupt weather changes can add discomfort.
Flashing red lights indicate soreness and pain in the hands.
Inflamed tissues can cause local swelling, calling for special relief.
A medicine bottle magically appears between the hands.
Triopenin, [pronounced: TRY OPENIN'] a compound of powerful anti-arthritic spantials and antihistamines, speeds soothing relief where needed.
The hands try unsuccessfully to unscrew the bottle's top.
Triopenin is gentle, non-habit-forming, aids in soothing muscles and liberating stiff, painful joints.
The hands pound on the bottle top and then try to pry it off, to no avail.
Soon, you're handling life again, feeling better, and getting a firm grasp on the situation.
Dissolve to a graphic that reads TRIOPENIN with a photo of two bottles -- one of them shattered, the pink pills spilled across a blue background.


Triopenin -- get your hands working again. Now with the new childproof safety cap.

fade

Source: http://snltranscripts.jt.org/75/75atriopenin.phtml

I think that one was from the very first episode. Funny!!!

Also, here's a link from wiki listing all the SNL commercial parodies:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Saturday_Night_Live_commercial_parodies

Didn't know it was the very first episode. I was 13 years old and watching TV with my grandparents, who were visiting at the time. When we saw those spoof commercials, we at first thought they were the real things. We were laughing like goons.

Yeah, I was in high school when I saw the first episode. I was with a bunch of friends and we cracked up the whole time!

But can't seem to find the video. OOOH, I found it. Bad quality, though.

but I think the absolute best one they did was the "Compulsion" ad in the '80s.

Ah, Phil.....we still miss you.

"Between cleaniness and godliness lies compulsion..."

It was a takeoff of the Obsession ads. It was pitch perfect.