That Week In SNL (A Vintage Saturday Night Live Podcast)
Andrew Dick/Tim CicaliJoin us as we explore vintage episodes of SNL, analyzing the show and the bizarre pop culture ephemera that surrounded it. Tangents are had. Jokes are made.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 231 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||
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After crashing out a little bit with the January Jones episode, we thought we'd return to this era for a slightly better outing, this time hosted by Steve Buscemi! Who doesn't love Steve? No one, that's who. And if you don't like Steve Buscemi, keep ... more
Hey, it's another one of those episodes hosted by an extremely young child! This time around it's Macaulay Culkin, here promoting Home Alo...wait, hold on...I'm getting word that he is in fact here promoting My Girl. Huh. Well, they sure do spend a l... more
Gather round, Mad-Mennies because this week, we've got a doozy for ya. For better or worse, the Wiig/Hader/Samberg era was generally consistent enough that it really doesn't have too many notable infamous episodes but this...this sucker right here is... more
In celebration of the show now fully hitting it's 50th anniversary, we're going back to the earliest episode we've yet to cover: Rob Reiner, with no real musical guest. Except, we do get some music in the episode. We get A LOT of things, actually. Mu... more
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Weak minded libs who won’t discuss with fans. Block you as soon as you try to start a conversation about something you don’t agree with. Don’t waste your time. Losers.
Apple Podcasts1Grizz42
United States4 months ago - No one important
Clearly these two don’t care about the show. I watch Andrew on the Saturday night network and he absolutely hates it and never wants to admit it.
Apple Podcasts1Dale ButterworthUnited States6 months ago - Better than some but with similar annoying host habits
This podcast is definitely better than SNL by the Numbers which features two hosts who can’t speak properly and subject the listener to an annoying tsunami of “like” vocal tics. These hosts have that same very American tic but at least they don’t sound illiterate. They also do the same lazy thing that other SNL podcasts do: repeat the jokes you just heard from a clip they played. This is a passable podcast but it would be better if they knocked off repeating what we just heard and do some more c... more
Apple Podcasts3Western WebspinnerUnited States8 months ago - Lazy, Snarky, Tone Deaf
Claims to be a fan show but they mostly diss on any sketch-host-era they don't get. Two adult stoner-wannabes doing lazy reviews without the minimal research and cultural perspective to understand what they're watching. It's like Jeff Spicoli and Chad doing literary reviews. Guys, if your hate the show so much, don't watch.
Apple Podcasts1NY2LA2NYUnited States9 months ago - Unfunny guys talking about comedy
Production value and format are on target but these hosts are unlistenable. These guys are just not funny but somehow their opinions on comedy are supposed to matter? The Andy guy won’t stop with his phony drunk slurry “comedic” way of talking. It’s just the worst. Wish better hosts were doing this format.
Apple Podcasts1Language knightUnited States9 months ago
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An engaging series that thoroughly examines vintage episodes of Saturday Night Live, this podcast offers listeners a mix of humor and insight into the iconic television show and its cultural impact. Each episode features hosts dissecting various skits and performances while sharing anecdotes from the show's history that showcase the societal context of the eras discussed. With a blend of nostalgia and critique, the conversations often veer into broader discussions about comedy, pop culture, and the various guests who made appearances. This podcast likely appeals to long-time fans of SNL looking to reminisce or newer audiences interested in understanding the roots and evolution of sketch comedy on television.
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That Week In SNL launched 8 years ago and published 231 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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