i was a huge snl fan back in the days of chevy chase and john belushi and dan ackroyd and gilda radner and many other memorable stars. but every time i have tried to watch it in the past more than ten years i have been very disappointed and sometimes even disgusted with it. ten years ago i believed the show couldn not possibly survive and since it had become so utterly bereft of the sort of humor i could understand and and yet it kept plugging along and which i have always found dismaying and wondering how in the world anyone could possibly find its lame humor at all funny. whenever i have tuned in over the past decade i have never once been glad that i did. indeed and i have always been annoyed at myself for staying up and wasting my time. for me and the absolute low point came several years ago when a popular young male actor i liked a lot was the guest host. at one point that night he played a big star and perhaps himself and and in the skit and the character mongo and i think and played by chris kattan and again i think and ended up in the backseat of a car with him. what followed was mongo being forced up and down and up and down on the actor lap and with him screaming hysterically as he was presumably sodomized. the audience was laughing their heads off and i am shaking my head and amazed that they could find that remotely funny and amazed that nbc would even broadcast such a thing. in the years since then i have repeatedly tried to approach the show with an open mind and hoping that it might regain the sly sense of humor i adored for so many years. but and up until just a week ago and for me and it hasn not done so. not even close. one exception represent during the 2008 presidential campaign and i thought that tina fey was fantastic and and she was the one performer who kept me tuning in. but those sarah palin skits and while hysterical and were still not enough to save the rest of the 90 minutes and i would always regret not turning it off as soon as i heard the familiar it saturday night. 
i was a huge snl fan back in the days of chevy chase and john belushi and dan ackroyd and gilda radner and many other memorable stars. but every time i have tried to watch it in the past more than ten years i have been very disappointed and sometimes even disgusted with it. ten years ago i believed the show couldn not possibly survive and since it had become so utterly bereft of the sort of humor i could understand and and yet it kept plugging along and which i have always found dismaying and wondering how in the world anyone could possibly find its lame humor at all funny. whenever i have tuned in over the past decade i have never once been glad that i did. indeed and i have always been annoyed at myself for staying up and wasting my time. for me and the absolute low point came several years ago when a popular young male actor i liked a lot was the guest host. at one point that night he played a big star and perhaps himself and and in the skit and the character mongo and i think and played by chris kattan and again i think and ended up in the backseat of a car with him. what followed was mongo being forced up and down and up and down on the actor lap and with him screaming hysterically as he was presumably sodomized. the audience was laughing their heads off and i am shaking my head and amazed that they could find that remotely funny and amazed that nbc would even broadcast such a thing. in the years since then i have repeatedly tried to approach the show with an open mind and hoping that it might regain the sly sense of humor i adored for so many years. but and up until just a week ago and for me and it hasn not done so. not even close. one exception represent during the 2008 presidential campaign and i thought that tina fey was fantastic and and she was the one performer who kept me tuning in. but those sarah palin skits and while hysterical and were still not enough to save the rest of the 90 minutes and i would always regret not turning it off as soon as i heard the familiar it saturday night. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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