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00:00 What I have to say right now might be a little cringe.
00:02 Just give us a tea.
00:04 Welcome to WatchMojo.
00:05 And today, we're counting down our picks
00:07 for the top 20 most shocking, funny, bizarre, or cringey
00:11 moments on "Saturday Night Live."
00:13 Wow.
00:14 I've been really clumsy this week.
00:16 [LAUGHTER]
00:19 Number 20, Kristen Stewart's F-bomb.
00:22 Hosting SNL is an exciting moment in anyone's life.
00:25 For actress Kristen Stewart, some of that excitement
00:27 was present in her opening monologue.
00:29 It is really great to be hosting "Saturday Night Live,"
00:32 I got to tell you.
00:32 She initially expressed nervousness
00:35 that Donald Trump might be watching
00:36 because he had previously commented
00:38 on her past relationship with Robert Pattinson.
00:40 She ended the monologue with a bit
00:42 about not being too cool to host the show, where she was joined
00:44 by Kate McKinnon and Aidy Bryant.
00:46 You guys don't have to do this, though,
00:48 just to make me think you're cool, because I think you guys
00:50 are so awesome.
00:52 Like, it's a done deal.
00:53 Oh, my god.
00:54 While proclaiming how happy she is to be on the program,
00:57 Stewart let slip an expletive.
00:59 She immediately caught herself, but it clearly
01:02 caught everyone off guard.
01:04 We've got a great show, and I totally
01:05 care that I'm here, because it's the coolest [BLEEP] ever.
01:08 Oh.
01:08 [LAUGHTER]
01:10 Oh, my god.
01:11 And I'm sorry, and unless your car is also here,
01:13 and I'll never come back.
01:15 [LAUGHTER]
01:16 Number 19, suitcase boy.
01:19 If you were to picture Robert Downey Jr. in a suit,
01:22 it would most likely be an Iron Man suit, not a suitcase.
01:26 Back in 1986, a 20-year-old Downey
01:29 was rolled out on stage in a comically large contraption
01:32 where only his head is visible.
01:34 Ladies and gentlemen, Francis thought
01:36 that Robert should do something that expressed himself,
01:40 who he really is.
01:41 He claims he's going to do a confrontational monologue,
01:44 and we're not sure what that even means.
01:46 He goes on to express a series of non-sequiturs
01:49 until Joan Cusack comes out in a suitcase as well.
01:52 What is this?
01:53 Don't mind me.
01:54 Just go ahead and put your--
01:55 What do you mean, go ahead with what I'm doing?
01:58 What is that?
01:58 Well, I think it's going very well.
02:00 You should just go ahead.
02:02 He's upset that Cusack is going to steal his thunder
02:04 and falls over in anger.
02:06 I'm going to knock you over.
02:07 You will cushion my fall.
02:09 You'll-- ow!
02:10 Ow!
02:12 Season 11 of SNL is frequently cited
02:15 as one of the show's worst, and with a sketch as baffling
02:18 as this, it's not hard to see why.
02:21 Number 18, January Jones is gassy.
02:25 A parody of Rear Window sounds like a fun concept,
02:27 but its execution leaves a lot to be desired.
02:30 It's Grace Kelly.
02:31 I'm so sorry I'm late.
02:36 Please forgive me.
02:37 Hello, James.
02:38 Hello, Alfred.
02:39 Good evening.
02:41 January Jones portrays Grace Kelly,
02:43 and the simple setup is that she has gas
02:45 and she keeps farting while trying
02:47 to shoot a scene with Jimmy Stewart played
02:49 by Jason Sudeikis.
02:50 It all could be in a box that size.
02:52 [FARTING]
02:55 Cut!
02:56 Did I do it again?
03:01 That is the depth of this sketch,
03:03 and it is painful to watch.
03:05 The only thing that can be added is more farting effects,
03:09 and it certainly doesn't improve anything.
03:11 In fact, the only real positive takeaway
03:13 is that Jones eventually breaks.
03:15 Oh, Pitch, I feel terribly.
03:18 Why?
03:18 That's because you're sick, Grace!
03:20 You're sick!
03:22 Number 17, Larry David's Holocaust jokes.
03:26 If you watch Curb Your Enthusiasm,
03:28 you know Larry David is the one person
03:31 willing to say the things others won't say
03:33 to avoid feeling uncomfortable.
03:35 It really shouldn't be a surprise, then,
03:37 that David brought up the Holocaust during his monologue.
03:40 If I'd grown up in Poland when Hitler came to power
03:45 and was sent to a concentration camp,
03:49 would I still be checking out women in the camp?
03:52 He mentions how it would be difficult to pick up
03:55 women in a concentration camp.
03:56 Sometimes things are better left unsaid,
03:59 as the bit caused some controversy
04:00 due to the sensitive nature of the subject.
04:02 The problem is there are no good opening
04:06 lines in a concentration camp.
04:08 And while audience members let out a few laughs,
04:11 to our ear, they sounded nervous,
04:14 as they may have been unsure of how to react.
04:16 What?
04:17 What'd I say?
04:19 Is it me or is it the whole thing?
04:22 Number 16, SafeLight Autoglass Gets Creepy.
04:26 This one started out decently enough,
04:28 but didn't stick the landing.
04:29 In a parody of SafeLight commercials,
04:32 we are presented with a technician
04:33 checking in with a mother and daughter duo
04:35 after repairs were made to their car.
04:37 Wow, the windshield looks brand new.
04:39 Thanks for your help.
04:40 Bye.
04:41 Wait, how close was the game?
04:43 We demolished them.
04:44 Good job.
04:45 This happens a few times because the windshield
04:47 keeps cracking.
04:49 Where things go off the rails is when it's revealed
04:51 that the employee has been purposely breaking
04:53 the windshield to get close to the daughter.
04:56 Tell her what?
04:57 You don't feel this?
04:57 What's happening between us?
04:59 Gross, no.
05:00 It was an unnecessary turn that made everything
05:02 creepier than it needed to be.
05:04 SafeLight was none too thrilled about its portrayal,
05:07 and eventually, this segment was removed
05:09 from subsequent airings for a time.
05:11 It's OK.
05:12 I'm not insulted.
05:13 Number 15, Father-Daughter Ad.
05:16 The setup for this commercial spoof seems innocuous enough.
05:19 A dad dropping off his daughter at the airport.
05:21 Just make sure to--
05:23 Call you when I get there?
05:24 I know.
05:25 Yeah.
05:27 You know, you could stay home, do another year of high school
05:32 if you want.
05:33 Very funny, Dad.
05:34 Things take a turn towards the unexpected
05:36 when instead of the daughter going off to college,
05:38 she's actually joining ISIS.
05:41 Unsurprisingly, many people took exception to this
05:43 as it seemed to be making light of the pain
05:45 and suffering the group has caused.
05:47 Not helping matters were some of the more cringe-inducing lines
05:50 like--
05:51 Dad, it's just ISIS.
05:54 There just isn't much substance beyond the shock value
05:56 of having a young woman join an extremist group.
05:59 Take care of her.
06:02 Death to America.
06:03 Number 14, Nude Beach.
06:06 Bob and Doug are at a nude beach resort,
06:08 and Doug, played by Matthew Broderick,
06:10 is understandably feeling a little nervous.
06:12 I feel a little self-conscious, Bob.
06:14 I mean, I've never been to a nude beach before.
06:17 Doug, come on.
06:17 Will you stop with this?
06:18 You have nothing to worry about.
06:20 When they meet a larger group of Bob's friends,
06:23 all they can talk about is the male appendage,
06:25 with nearly everyone commenting on how small Bob's is.
06:29 Yeah, I guess so.
06:30 Well, that's OK.
06:30 I hear it really doesn't matter to women.
06:32 Yeah, I read that too.
06:34 The initial mention is humorous, but they really
06:36 run the concept into the ground.
06:38 In about four minutes, the word penis
06:41 is uttered around 40 times, including in a song.
06:44 Naturally, when this aired, 46,000 complaints were sent in.
06:49 Kind of makes us wonder if there's
06:50 room for serious discussion on these subjects on television.
06:54 So to those of you who missed the point, grow up.
06:57 Really, come on.
06:58 Number 13, Gen Z Hospital.
07:02 The way younger generations talk sure is funny,
07:04 don't you think?
07:05 At least, that's what this sketch would have you believe.
07:07 Bruh, seriously?
07:09 I'm so pressed right now, bro.
07:11 In a parody of daytime soaps, a group of friends
07:14 are at a hospital trying to find out if bestie is OK.
07:17 And the conceit is that everyone uses
07:18 slang typically attributed to members of Gen Z.
07:22 Your bestie took a major L while driving her Hellcat.
07:24 Yeah, we saw.
07:26 We tried everything we could in surgery,
07:28 and it was sus for a while.
07:30 But we have your bestie on a machine,
07:32 and we're doing everything we can.
07:33 Unfortunately, there are no jokes
07:36 beyond the phrases used sounding out of place
07:38 in a serious medical context.
07:40 Many viewers found it cringey, while others
07:43 claimed the show was misappropriating
07:44 the use of African-American vernacular English.
07:47 Bro!
07:49 You cappin'!
07:51 Unfortunately, no cap.
07:52 Number 12, Kami Hunting Season.
07:55 This sketch is frequently considered
07:57 one of the worst on SNL, and it's not hard to see why.
08:01 It sure is exciting, Uncle Lester.
08:03 My very first Kami hunt.
08:06 It seems to be satirizing the Greensboro massacre,
08:09 where far-right extremists shot and killed
08:11 communist protesters in Greensboro, North Carolina.
08:14 The main thing working against this segment
08:17 is that it's just not funny.
08:19 Boys, boys, there's plenty of Kamis for everybody.
08:23 Oh, I'm sure you'll all bag your quota.
08:27 It's only about three minutes long,
08:28 but feels longer because there are zero laughs
08:31 throughout the entire runtime.
08:33 It's painful to watch because the actors say their lines
08:36 expecting some reaction from the audience,
08:38 but all they get is silence.
08:40 Let's not let a little thing like this
08:41 spoil the whole damn afternoon.
08:43 Oh, and they use a racial epithet about 30 seconds in.
08:47 So not a great recipe for success.
08:50 Number 11, Sinead O'Connor tears a photo of the Pope.
08:54 She only made one appearance on SNL,
08:57 but it's one of the most memorable and controversial.
09:00 Her first performance of the night was her single
09:02 "Success Has Made a Failure of Our Home."
09:05 ♪ Stop what you're saying ♪
09:10 ♪ You're killing me ♪
09:14 She received thunderous applause from the audience,
09:17 which would be the complete opposite reaction
09:19 to her later performance.
09:21 O'Connor did an a cappella rendition of Bob Marley's "War,"
09:24 and towards the end,
09:25 she held up a photo of Pope John Paul II and tore it.
09:29 Fight the real enemy.
09:32 The result was dead silence as she stood there
09:35 as everyone was in shock over what they just witnessed.
09:38 The action was meant to highlight wrongdoings
09:46 occurring within the church,
09:48 but wouldn't be widely acknowledged until much later.
09:51 Number 10, Louis C.K.'s inappropriate jokes.
09:55 This is one opening monologue that has aged terribly,
09:59 especially given the misconduct allegations
10:01 now associated with the comedian.
10:03 - If I'm in a gas station late at night
10:05 and a young man comes in wearing a hooded sweatshirt,
10:10 if he's white, I'll think, "Oh, he's an athlete."
10:14 If he's black, unless he has a big smile on his face,
10:17 then I become mildly racist and this is what I think.
10:19 I think, "That's fine.
10:21 Everything's fine.
10:23 Nothing's gonna happen.
10:25 No, of course I'm fine.
10:26 Why did I even think that for a second?"
10:29 - Bringing to a close SNL's 40th season,
10:32 Louis C.K.'s risky standup routine tackled racism
10:35 and for good measure, the Israel and Palestine conflict.
10:38 - It is because my kids are like Israel and Palestine
10:41 and I'm like America.
10:42 The little one's like Palestine
10:45 'cause she always gets screwed.
10:46 She gets the worst deals.
10:48 - While the comedian's entire set was soaked in controversy,
10:51 the monologue's final tangent ramped up the awkwardness
10:54 to a whole new level.
10:55 Reminiscing about a creepy individual
10:57 who lived in his neighborhood,
10:58 Louis C.K. concluded that the only reason
11:00 such crimes continue to happen, despite the risk of prison,
11:04 is because the act must be really enjoyable.
11:07 - You can only really surmise that it must be really good.
11:11 I mean, from their point of view.
11:14 From their, not ours, but from their point of view,
11:18 it must be amazing.
11:20 - Number nine, Adrien Brody's dreads.
11:23 Inaugurated in 1975, "Saturday Night Live"
11:26 has crossed the line countless times.
11:28 However, occasionally, a performer takes things
11:30 a step too far and earns a ban for their troubles.
11:33 - You're mine, you're mine, you're mine, you're mine,
11:35 you're mine, Jamaica, I'm on you know.
11:37 You know, a rush stuff for all, you know.
11:39 You got the whole family in the house, you know.
11:41 You know, me got Sean Peter, you know,
11:43 you got Sean Paul, you got Sean Mary, you got Sean John.
11:46 - Hot off an Academy Award winning performance
11:47 in "The Pianist," Adrien Brody hosted SNL
11:50 for the first and last time.
11:52 Due to time constraints, SNL frowns on improvisation,
11:56 but this didn't discourage Brody from taking charge
11:58 when he introduced Sean Paul's musical performance.
12:01 - We got a great show, you know,
12:03 like Kingston, Massive, yeah.
12:04 Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom,
12:06 we don't got no one, kill your boy,
12:08 kill your body boy, come on.
12:09 - Making things as awkward as possible,
12:11 the actor decided to don fake dreadlocks
12:14 and speak in an awful Jamaican accent.
12:16 What was even the joke here?
12:18 Adrien, scripts exist for a reason.
12:21 - I'm gonna give a big up and love, respect
12:23 to all the Jamaican dancehall players, you know?
12:25 And like Sean John, brazai, all right, T-M-R.
12:29 - Number eight, Andy Kaufman wrestles women.
12:32 - So if there's any woman out there tonight
12:35 who would like to prove me wrong,
12:37 like to take me on in a wrestling match,
12:39 I'd like to call you up all now, you can just volunteer.
12:41 - During "Saturday Night Live's" infancy,
12:43 Andy Kaufman frequently dropped by for random appearances,
12:46 and the comedian's peculiar style of humor
12:48 proved to be a hit with fans.
12:50 This changed in 1979, when Andy Kaufman challenged
12:53 a female audience member to a wrestling match.
12:55 At the time, Kaufman's villainous wrestling persona
12:58 was a significant component of the entertainer's live routine,
13:01 but this fact was lost on SNL's crowd.
13:04 (crowd booing)
13:06 - Shut up!
13:07 Shut up!
13:09 - Kaufman was booed, and effectively kicked off
13:12 the variety show.
13:13 A couple of years later, the home audience voted
13:16 for Kaufman to be banned from "Saturday Night Live."
13:19 - Here's how you voted so far.
13:21 Keep Andy, 105,316.
13:26 Dump Andy.
13:27 (crowd cheering)
13:30 134,691.
13:33 Uh-oh, time to boil the water.
13:36 - Number seven, Tom Green ditched at the altar.
13:39 - I'm a nice boy, and I like to wear undies, undies, undies,
13:43 undies, undies.
13:44 - Primarily known for "Freddy Got Fingered,"
13:46 Tom Green's brand of shock comedy
13:48 certainly made an impression during his hosting gig in 2000.
13:51 - Don't they look proud?
13:52 (crowd laughing)
13:53 - They look fearful.
13:54 (laughing)
13:56 (crowd laughing)
13:59 - Whether people are fans of this type of humor or not,
14:02 Green's randomness means there tends to always
14:04 be an element of awkwardness.
14:06 During the opening monologue,
14:07 Green and fiancee Drew Barrymore announced plans to wed
14:10 by the end of the episode,
14:12 although the whole thing proved to be
14:14 little more than a tease.
14:15 - Ugh, if skits are intentionally awkward,
14:18 does it still count?
14:19 - Ooh, I'm a level nine wizard.
14:22 I'm a very powerful wizard, ooh.
14:25 And this is my doggie, Cherry's Jubilee.
14:29 - Number six, Tiger Woods sketch.
14:31 - Those who have supported me over the years,
14:34 I offer my profound apology
14:36 for these multiple transgressions.
14:38 - Multiple?
14:40 So it happened more than once?
14:42 - A lot of topics can be made funny,
14:44 but that doesn't mean a joke shouldn't be criticized
14:46 for being in poor taste.
14:48 Satirizing Tiger Woods' infidelity
14:50 and ensuing car accident on the night his wife, Ellen,
14:52 learned about her husband's behavior,
14:54 SNL's skit saw Kenan Thompson's terrified Woods
14:57 deliver a series of apologetic press conferences.
15:00 - Yeah, this is what happened.
15:02 - I'm just lucky my wife, Ellen,
15:04 was there to courageously call 911.
15:06 I'm so glad to have her.
15:08 I love her so much.
15:09 There is no other woman for me.
15:12 (phone ringing)
15:13 - Progressively presented in a more battered state,
15:15 Thompson appeared alongside Blake Lively's Ellen,
15:18 with the implication being
15:19 that she was responsible for his injuries.
15:21 Domestic violence and comedy aren't exactly a great mix,
15:25 and Saturday Night Live's sketch
15:27 exemplifies why this is the case.
15:29 - Seems like I keep saying the wrong thing
15:33 in these press conferences.
15:34 So this time I have a prepared written statement
15:39 which I shall stick to.
15:41 (clears throat)
15:42 (audience laughing)
15:43 - Number five, mocking a blind person.
15:46 There's controversial humor,
15:48 and then there's mining disabilities for easy jokes.
15:51 - I am tired of all these fancy two-eyed smart alecks
15:54 from the big city running the show.
15:56 (audience laughing)
15:57 It's time we get someone from Utica,
15:59 Syracuse, or Schenectady,
16:01 towns where people have a little something off about them.
16:03 I mean, they don't have to be blind.
16:05 - As part of the weekend update with Seth Meyers,
16:08 Fred Armisen portrayed New York's governor, David Patterson,
16:11 as a bumbling, short-sighted nitwit
16:13 who couldn't even properly hold a map.
16:16 The real Patterson is legally blind,
16:18 so besides being an all-around lazy joke,
16:21 SNL was poking fun at the governor's real-life condition.
16:24 - I mean, come on, I'm a blind man who loves cocaine
16:27 who was suddenly appointed governor of New York.
16:30 (audience laughing)
16:31 My life is an actual plot from a Richard Pryor movie.
16:33 (audience laughing)
16:34 - Unsurprisingly, the National Federation of the Blind
16:37 criticized SNL for echoing a detrimental stereotype
16:41 associating blindness with incompetence.
16:44 - So to summarize, you want someone
16:45 with some knowledge of the economy
16:47 who is a little off
16:49 and is completely unprepared to be senator.
16:50 Do you have anyone in mind?
16:51 - Yes, me.
16:52 (audience laughing)
16:53 - Number four, Steven Seagal's
16:55 Andrew Dice Clay impersonation.
16:57 It's an episode that lives on in infamy.
17:00 That time, the Great One hosted SNL.
17:03 - Couldn't help overhearing what you guys were saying,
17:05 you know?
17:06 You were so quiet, you know,
17:07 how long were you back there?
17:08 We were just talking, you know?
17:09 - Yeah, you know.
17:10 - Putting on a faux New York accent,
17:12 Steven Seagal set out to deliver comedy gold,
17:15 serenading the crowd with a passionate rendition
17:17 of "Kung Fu Fighting"
17:18 and smashing Rob Schneider's head into a photocopier.
17:21 - Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting.
17:24 (audience laughing)
17:27 - He brought the show home, or at least tried to,
17:30 with a laughable impersonation of Andrew Dice Clay,
17:33 a comedian known for his notoriously misogynistic persona.
17:37 - Sit your white ass down.
17:39 (audience laughing)
17:41 How you doing that?
17:42 It's nice to be on your show here.
17:45 I'm glad you could make it, Mr. Dice.
17:47 - The only problem,
17:49 the crowd clearly had no clue what was going on.
17:51 Seagal's minimalist acting
17:53 just isn't compatible with impressions.
17:56 And the awful skits he wrote
17:57 landed him a ban from hosting duties.
18:00 - I ain't see you in any movies
18:01 and what's the afro anyway?
18:03 You look like Link from the Mod Squad.
18:05 (audience laughing)
18:08 Oh, it's 1991.
18:11 You know, why don't you cut it square?
18:13 Bada bing!
18:14 - Number three, Martin Lawrence's opening monologue.
18:18 Going off script on "SNL"
18:20 is the quickest way to ensure no more subsequent appearances.
18:24 Right out of the gate,
18:25 Martin Lawrence ventured off the beaten path
18:27 when he unleashed a rambling monologue
18:29 challenging the network's censorship.
18:32 - It's bothering me, man.
18:33 You know, you can't say this, you can't say that.
18:36 - Rather than using this opportunity
18:37 to address the topic further,
18:39 he launched into an astonishing tirade
18:41 about Lorena Bobbitt and women with smelly posteriors.
18:44 - 'Cause I'm getting with some of the ladies
18:46 smelling odors going, "Wait a minute.
18:48 Girl, smell this, this you.
18:49 Smell yourself, girl."
18:50 (audience laughing)
18:52 - Edited out of any repeat airings,
18:54 Martin's monologue was substituted
18:56 with a short graphic summarizing the comedian's comments
18:59 and adding that it had almost cost the cast
19:01 and crew their jobs.
19:02 - You know what I'm saying?
19:03 Knowing they got a yeast infection.
19:05 I'm sorry, sorry.
19:07 Come up with dough all on your damn lip.
19:09 (audience laughing)
19:12 Got a bagel and a croissant on your lip.
19:14 Anybody got any butter?
19:16 I like jelly on mine.
19:18 - Number two, Ashley Simpson's "Jig".
19:22 - Ladies and gentlemen, Ashley Simpson.
19:24 (audience cheering)
19:27 - Quick warning, watching this clip
19:28 could result in uncontrollable cringing.
19:31 Perpetually stuck in Jessica Simpson's shadow,
19:34 Ashley strived to serve as a punkier
19:35 and more authentic alternative to her sister.
19:38 Unfortunately, lip syncing on "Saturday Night Live",
19:41 emphasis on the live,
19:42 doesn't leave the greatest of impressions.
19:45 (upbeat music)
19:46 ♪ How do you know ♪
19:49 ♪ Everything I'm about to say ♪
19:52 ♪ Am I there yet ♪
19:54 ♪ If it's written on my face ♪
19:58 - When the band launched into her song "Autobiography",
20:00 but the vocal track for "Pieces of Me" played instead,
20:03 her lip syncing, later explained as due to acid reflux,
20:06 was exposed to the world.
20:09 ♪ Waiting, Tuesday, I'm fading ♪
20:12 ♪ But my face is ♪
20:15 - Mimicking a deer caught in the headlights,
20:18 the unfortunate young singer ran off the stage,
20:21 leaving behind a confused audience
20:23 and the lingering traces of her career.
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20:45 Number one, Kanye West's pro-Trump rant.
20:50 Prior to the advent of the internet and digital cameras,
20:53 a post-show speech like this may have been lost to the ages,
20:57 but for better or worse,
20:58 Kanye West's pro-Trump rant was recorded and immortalized.
21:02 - They bullied me backstage.
21:03 They said, "Don't go out there with that hat on."
21:06 They bullied me backstage.
21:08 They bullied me.
21:10 - Wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat,
21:12 Kanye, who was the musical guest of the night,
21:15 addressed the crowd with a speech
21:16 that can only be described as disheartening.
21:19 - You see, they laughing at me.
21:20 You heard them, they scream at me.
21:22 - Greeted with both boos and cheers from the audience,
21:24 Kanye cited Trump as a personal inspiration
21:27 while simultaneously implying that the president is racist.
21:30 - And so many times I talk to, like,
21:33 a white person about this and they say,
21:35 "How could you like Trump? He's racist."
21:37 If someone inspires me and I connect with them,
21:41 I don't have to believe in all their policies.
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