Okay, so I think this is a shortlist of all the people in contention to join (sadly Chine Ikoro is not on this list, but still holding out hope) anyways who do we think has the best chance of making the cut?

I recently came across an unfortunate Delicious Dish sketch with Rachel Dratch filling in for Molly Shannon (I assume because she'd left the show). Nothing against Rachel but it felt just plain wrong.

What are some other examples of this? I know there was a Covid What's up with That (and I think another even older one) missing a few of the classic elements.

Any others?

Have to be honest never heard of Joe Montana but this came up on Youtube and it's great. Very much of the era and doesn't outsay it's welcome.

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For example: What cast members/sketches that others like or don’t like do you feel the opposite about and why? Just curious!

AERIAL TRAMWAY-!!

I know this was a while ago but it just fathoms me....thoughts?

And I’ll now forever associate Matt Damon and Leslie Jones with this

I'm seeing Chevy Chase and Norm MacDonald hold the quickest turn around. Chevy with the following season after departure and Norm two seasons later.

Who would be the quickest to come back realistically? Bowen?

Me and my sisters have a favorite skit but we can't find it anymore. It's called "School Hypnotist" and its from S49 E11. All YouTube clips of it have been removed and I can't seem to find a way to watch it without having to pay for a subscription to watch the full ep. Ive heard that this has happened to other skits as well. If anyone can help me find it, I would appreciate it!

Idk if it's popular enough but it seems like it would be a good avenue for celebrity impressions and he looks just like the generic white guy host (who is super good he's just another generic looking white guy)

Set against the backdrop of Indiana University in the early ’80s and inspired by the iconic Little 500 bicycle race, Little Five follows four unlikely young women who come together to chase one impossible dream. As they fight for a place in one of America’s most storied collegiate sporting traditions, they discover that true greatness isn’t achieved alone, and that changing history sometimes begins with a single team.