Top 20 SNL Feuds
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- You can't be expected to get along with all your coworkers...For this list, we’ll be looking at disputes between “Saturday Night Live” cast members as well as clashes with hosts, writers, staff, and the NBC network. Our countdown includes feuds involving NBC, Damon Wayans, Will Ferrell and more! Which side do you take in these feuds? Let us know in the comments!
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@@danielsantiagourtado3430spam
not live and filmed in the afternoon
Sorry Jane, you ignor*nt sl*tti, wom*n are indeed not funny.
Once Damon Wayans was let go, he and his brothers told themselves "You Can Do What You Wanna Do."
🎵…in living color 🎶
Homie don't play that!!!
Head detective was incredible! The 90’s was incredible because we had SNL, in living color and mad TV. So many different shades of absurdist comedy
I see what you did there.
Damon was right. SNL didn’t allow him to show his true talents. In Living Color was the better show cuz it has genuine humor!!!
if you had a feud with norm macdonald, you were going to lose. the man was relentless and a genius.
''Hey Kattan.. why are you so GAY??'' Classic Norm
NO, just no.
Remember when Norm stole Kattan's shoe after Kattan fell asleep on a plane? Freakin' genius! Who else would have thought of that? Besides every frat boy who ever lived. And every hack CZcamsr. And everybody's brother. Yeah, he was a freakin' genius.
Agreed. R.I.P. Norm... your legend lives on.
Yeah Norm would go on with his career after that but is no longer with us. R.I.P NORM MAC
Norm is one of my biggest heroes ever.
The funny thing about the hot tub skits both Ferrell and Fallon have said that Ferrell was playing footsie with Fallon under the water
that is the funny thing
Chris catan fighting with half the cast says a lot about him tbh
Kattan has always come off as an absolute worm.
Yep. I’m not a fan.
Absolutely agree!
I always thought of him and Oteri as those "theater kids" in the drama club that no one else could stand because they took themselves so seriously. @@moncorp1
Napoleon complex
Call me crazy, but this sounds like it may not be the most healthy and supportive work environment
That, and it seems to attract big personalities that can't get along with other big personalities.
When you have that many egos in one place it's inevitable.
Not necessarily. How many cast members has the show had over the years? And it seems like it's the same handful of people who have issues. Chris Kattan was mentioned a couple times, norm Mcdonald.
@@pegger1982 Jesus Christ dude, it's a well-known issue. Don't try and play devil's advocate on behalf of assholes.
Why.....why.....why would ANYONE think Steven Segal would be a good idea
He was wildly popular at the time, which I also don't understand. They only wanted him for the ratings.
How was anyone supposed to know before hand that Steven Seagal wasn’t from planet earth?
@@bobhollywood4093
I had an aunt that thought he was sooooo sexy and the best actor in Hollywood. We got into a LOT of arguments because I just didn't see what the attraction was AT ALL. I would hold his hosting SNL as proof he was just garbage.😅
@@KG-VanityInKnickers I also have an aunt that thought he was attractive.
The 90's were a weird time
5:50 I never knew Damon Wayans was on SNL. That blows my mind.
15:22 .....as a teen from the 90's, this one absolutely breaks my heart. I remember going to hang out with my friends on Saturday nights, watching SNL... we were stoners with no lives, I know. either way, it was Wayne's World we always looked forward too!! So, later in my years learning that these two just didn't get along? I dunno.. it just kind of hurt. they were both a big part of my youth. having said that, it made me happy to see them reunited for the big anniversary show.
Dana Carvey as Dr. Evil would have been epically hilarious. Shame they had a falling out.
It would’ve been so good! I mean great as it is but could’ve been elevated even more
It would never happen, Myers was scared of Carvey stealing this thunder.
The fact that Mike plays multiple characters in the series should say something
It's just Chevy Chase and everybody, right?
They should just do a video like "top 50 Chevy Chase feuds" or some shit like that lmao
Caddyshack was almost not filmed due to Chevy's still hatred of Bill Murray. That one scene they filmed together, the director mentioned in a BTS video here on CZcams, that it was quite tense filming that scene.
Also Chevy's feud with Richard Pryor.
Chevy Chase vs being funny, human decency, etc
Honest, straightforward and entertaining video. Great job as usual, WatchMojo. Also, Norm Macdonald is the GOAT.
Thanks!
Simpson proved He did it with the 'how I'd have done it ' interview... norm was unjustly fired .
I’m always with NORM !
The biggest feud was Farley vs. drugs. I miss that man every day.
Belushi versus drugs is right there with him.
Aside from his comedic gifts, Belushi wasn't particularly well-liked by some. Farley, on the other hand, was loved by EVERYONE! Although their comedy styles had some cosmetic similarities, Belushi's seemed fueled by anger and cynicism while Farley's exuded much more joy and wide-eyed innocence. Just my observations. @@bjt81366
I never heard that drugs had a problem with any cast. In fact, drugs came along with most
That wasn't a feud. He loved drugs, and used them all the time.
@@bjt81366 Same here. Wasn't a feud. It was a love affair.
I miss Damon Wayans. I remember watching Homie D. Clown when I was eight years old and thought he was hysterical.
CZcams it.
Rip Norm. A titan of comedy
I have to agree with Tracy Morgan, Fallon breaking was annoying
Tracy morgan broke himself a few times so he should probably simmer down
Personally I think he made it even funnier- he's been in some of the best skits of SNL. Cow Bell? Come on bruh lol
Tracy Morgan doesn't seem like the type to actively hate Jimmy for breaking character... it seems more like a professional courtesy/request situation.
Even if I'm wrong, I'd imagine losing his best friend in a car crash that he almost died in would make him reevaluate trivial things like that and move on.
You aren't wrong. You described the disagreement perfectly.
Wait, how was the Julia Sweeney thing a feud? It just seems like she wasn’t properly utilized that’s not really a feud.
Exactly. I feel like several of these weren’t actually fueds.
Yeah, she didn't feud with anyone. She felt underused and moved on.
Okay, so since I’ve seen a bunch of people commenting about Chevy vs RDJ, apparently he said “Didn’t your father used to be a successful director? Whatever happened to him? Boy, he sure died, you know. He sure went to hell.” according to Terry Sweeney. I’m guessing it’s referencing Downey Sr’s film career dying and him moving on to directing episodes of TV here and there in the 80s.
Yea I thought that was weird considering Sr died a couple of years ago
So... everyone vs. Chris Kattan
Also the Norm MacDonald thing was total bs and he was better off without snl. He was ahead of his time!
Belushi later realized while watching SNL reruns that Jane Curtain was very good. He said it to his wife. Also, Jane and he were friends before the show had even started. The success changed him.
The Feud between Morgan and Fallon isn't over because there never was one. Morgan, justifiably, asked Fallon to stop breaking in sketches they were both in. Fallon complied, giving some credence to Morgan's contention that Fallon could control his breaking. But Tracy also mentioned that he had nothing but love for his cast-mate...unlike his words for Kattan and Oteri.
Cheri oteri seems like a really nice lady though in interviews Ive seen, I would like to hear more of why he didnt like her
Imagine having Damon Wayans in your cast and being too ridiculous to let him shine. That's about like the Atlanta Falcons having Brett Favre and just trading him to the Packers.
The irony that one of the funniest jokes Louis told was telling another comedian of how they're ruining their career, perfection.
Davidson's literally hosting SNL now
Louis CK always wants people to watch something
Was suprised to see Norm at 13. That is arguably the most iconic beef, other than Chevy and Bill.
It's pronounced and spelled "LORNE" Michaels. It used to be a pretty common name in Canada, which makes sense because, well, he's Canadian.
It's utterly baffling how Chase still gets work...
bc hes the GOAT
Imagine a comedian not taking a joke
which one?
Beat me to it, it baffles me how many of them cannot take a joke about themselves, especially eddie
yup. they shouldn't call themselves "comedians".@@fmc1984
Eddie was absolutely wrong for that. He's one of the greatest, but Spade was well within his comedic license to do that bit. @@fmc1984
Which one?
8:15 how could he ridicule Robert Downey Jr about his deceased father on SNL when Downey Sr died in 2021
I actually came here to ask the same question. I rewatched that art of the video just in case it said someone else.
Yeah, he was talking about his career.
@@redacted2275 Fair enough but it is presented in the video as if RDS was dead.
Had it said “He constantly ridiculed Robert Downey Junior about his father’s dead career”, it would have made more sense.
Yea, they didn't write that well. They meant, "Chase ridiculed Downey Jr. about his father's, who just recently passed away in 2021, career"
They're trying to dump on Chase.
Wait. SNL had a no improv rule? The majority of cast that appeared on this show have improv backgrounds
They did not want to get cancelled with off the hook curse words or inappropriate humor, which is why they always have a pre-show to tighten things up and remove skits that go badly.
The Adrien Brody and Sinnead O'Conner debacles are why the no-improv rule exists. It's one thing for hosts to go off the cuff, they just don't get invited back.
But cast members can end up costing the show in FCC fines if someone goes too far.
Actually, people CAN indeed argue that Adam Sandler, Chris Farley and David Spade were anything other than awesome on SNL -- in Season 20, anyway. Overall? Great. Sure. Especially Farley. But Season 20, when Farley, Sandler and Spade took over as the big stars, was a disaster. Janeane Garofalo and Chris Elliott were great hires (as was Mark McKinney midseason), but Janeane was so miserable that she left midway through the season.
Julia Sweeney probably saw what Janeane would end up seeing. Therefore, I'm on Team Sweeney.
Nora Dunn, Jim Breuer and Victoria Jackson are 3 people that were lucky to even be on that show
the list is longer than that but yeah
Says you - Dunn and Jackson were fantastic cast members during amazing SNL casts.
Breuer never found his footing on the show.
@@dajosee and Breuer is still a great comic in his own right, snl isn't the only way to be a great comic
Poor Chevy Chase, he didn't exactly age well.
There’s a whole book about SNL and there are hundreds of stories in there about people on the show who despised each other.
It's a fun read
In my humble opinion, Darryl Hammond did the best impersonation of Trump from like the NYC real estate/The Apprentice days, and the gentleman who does Trump on the show now (I'm sorry but I can't remember his name atm- migraine) does an EXCELLENT impression of how an older Trump sounds now. If you wanna hear a great Trump impression that comes completely out of left field, look up Jamie Foxx's!!!
James Austin Johnson
SMH 🤦♂️
Not only that, SNL fans always had Trump and Clinton associated with Darrell. He lost jobs and felt utterly humiliated: "'I just started crying,' he says. 'In front of everyone. I couldn’t believe it. I was in shock, and I stayed in shock for a long time. Everything wiped out. The brand, me, what I do. *Corporate appearances canceled.* It was a hell of a shock, and all of it was apparent to me in one breath. That ends me.'
'I couldn’t get on an elevator, couldn’t walk through a lobby, couldn’t turn on a television, couldn’t walk down Broadway, couldn’t go to my favorite diner, couldn’t go anywhere,' Hammond says. *'People would literally pull up in their cars on the way to Lincoln Tunnel to say: ‘What the hell happened? What in the world? Are you okay?’ Like, ‘Why would you give that job up?'"* (Washington Post, 2017)
@@VinsHourOneWhat? Darrell was SNL's cast member with the longest career on the show before Kenan, he's well known for his portrait of Trump, Clinton and Sean Connery among others. Half of the 14 years of SNL he was in wouldn't have worked without him.
He replaced legendary announcer Don Pardo when he sadly passed away. Keep shaking your head, poIitical muppet, we're talking talent here.
@@VinsHourOne what?
Jim Breuer and Brendan Schaub together in a room is cancer.
Cry more cupcake
They are both relentlessly unfunny.
@@archibaldchuzzlewit1848 "they don't align with my agenda or politics"
There, I said the truth out loud for you.
@@moappleseider1699 Possible. I just don't know anything about either one of their politics (nor do I care in the least). I just don't think they're funny. That's as deep as it goes.
who is brendan schaub?
I never knew Ferrell and Katton fell out smh. Love that movie.
HOW did you leave out Mr. Bill and Sluggo?
How is Norm McDonald 13?! That should be. Top 3
Yessss!!!
Chevy's public feud with Richard Pryor is also missing.
**Chevy Chase vs all of Hollywood
Watch mojo is like that friend that acts like they don't opinion about something but in actuality, care more than anyone else.
They push an agenda just like all media nowadays.
While I have heard Norm McDonald also tell the story of his firing being similar to whats in this video, I tend to believe it had more to do with his style of comedy than jabs at O.J.. He made those jabs up until his last day as 'Weekend Update' host and then was still on the show for several weeks after that. In fact, Colin Quin, who took over for Norm on 'WU', made several O.J. jokes as well and remained on the show and was even given a 'WU' intro to do small amounts of stand up jokes. I think the real reason he was fired was simply because he was viewed as "not funny" unless he was doing imitations of Bob Dole. Of course, Norm was hilarious and they knew they made a mistake and apologized by having him host years later. But the O.J. excuse was overblown in my opinion.
They wanted to axe Jim Downey, Norm said he wouldn’t do the show without him. Jim talks about it on Conan Needs a Friend
Before I even watch, I better see Chase vs everyone.
"Don't do that with your head! That is so dumb!!" Wow, how times have changed.
All the stories about that show paint the behind the scenes environment as absolutely toxic. I guess you really want to be famous to put up with it.
Wtf is wrong with you? U want sex so put up with rape????
Comedians are notoriously miserable people, so it makes sense for their work environment to be toxic, especially if you factor in egos.
It was. That's why feuds & drugs were so prevalent. 100% difficult & unnatural work hours and environment - and that was just before it got famous.
It’s comedians they have huge egos and are sensitive about their art and being the best
I can NOT believe that Pat sketch was made into a movie! Smh
It was stupid but funny. What was better was when Al Franken made that Stuart Smalley movie based on his character from SNL.
you know whats weird? Its just like Norm Macdonald to have a fake feud... just to mess with public perception, so i wouldnt say katan was lying
Did Eddie Murphy really resumed making box office hits?
Yes
@@JUSTMIKE123 yikes, must have missed them
Norm McDonald was one of the funniest guys on the planet. Kittan was okay, at best.
RDJ’s dad wasn’t dead at the time Chevy said something, unless it was the last couple years.
He meant his career in the 1980s.
@10:00: The producer in question was Amy Heckerling (Clueless). She has a history of this sort of thing; she secretly had a baby with Harold Ramis, and based the deadbeat dad character in Look Whos Talking on him.
It would be nice to see a Night at the Roxbury sequel! I was a preteen watching movies like that and The Big Hit with Mark Walburg. Man the nostalgia!!!
Everyone act like they forgot about the The Big Hit
Coneheads has a better chance as a sequel than either of those flops
@@dajoseenight at the roxbury is a cult classic, the box office doesnt matter, a lot of classic comedies didnt do well initially
It was a huge financial flop and the two SNL actors could not stand working with each other, probably why one of them vanished from SNL and films afterwards. @@leob4403
Never feud with Norm.
#1 wow I just realized yah in the video bill just walks in the background to wave and left, he definitely hated him
Steven SeaGal has got to be the most insecure guy on the planet.
(re: Al Franken) The entire cast Did Not leave at the end of the first season! Who writes this stuff!? And Franken stuck around for five more years, left, then came back a few years later.
Eddie Murphy has made more bombs then box office smashes.
funny that Trump actually write HUUUGE. he is such a charicature of himself.
SNL is nice to Trump, they could easily release his awful sketches and times he was in Drag.
Norm Macdonald is the goat
It seems like Norm actually thought Kattan was pretty funny. I’m sure there were plenty of things he didn’t exactly like about him, but Norm seems to get a kick out of him.
How can you have a strict no improv rule on a sketch comedy show preformed in front a live audience? Some of the best skits were when they break character or laugh imagine if they had a little leeway with the skit.
Probably because its a cut throat show for the cast members. Imagine all those egos trying to one up each other. The rule is necessary
Lorne hates when they break, but audiences love it for some reason. It makes the sketch about that performer, and it can ruin the timing of the whole thing. Improv on a LIVE show is risky. You don't know what will work, what won't, and what will get the show or the network in trouble
That's beyond sad that everyone got mad at Nora Dunn for not liking homophobia and sexism
Look at the cast around her at the time: Victoria Jackson, Jon Lovitz, Dennis Miller, David Spade - all turned out to be absolute homophobic a-holes post-SNL. I'm amazed that Dunn worked with them for that long.
No they got mad cause she only got mad when her contract was up for renewal
Eddie Murphy just couldn’t handle the fact that he really did fall off, waaayyy off…
No, I would think a cast member from your old show that you helped shape in your era make a dig. And from all people David Spade? It was a bullsht move on Spades part.
David Spade made the comment because Eddie had changed his movies and roles to shows that he could take his children to. Some were just not funny.
David Spade is not much and not at level of funny as Eddie Murphy so Eddie is right to take him on
what a bunch of Divas.
Team Norm FOREVER!
There were a lot of SNL beefs n drama over the years
Louis ck being offended by Pete's use of weed is crazy when Louis is the one that sexually harassed his employee
Weed: not ok
Jerking off in front of employees: totally fine
@@DERRTYCHYBOJerking off in front of employees that didn’t consent to it, no less.
But nah, the guy with a ridiculously painful chronic condition smoking weed is the real villain here, Louis. Gonna smoke one to support Pete.
@@DERRTYCHYBO 🤣🤣🤣
Lots of people get confused between Louis CK who asked some employees if they would consent to this kink because he felt that it was OK and that they were flirting with each other and when/if the refused he didn't push the matter and Harvey Weinstein who exposed himself to a women and finished himself into a potted plant!!! One is definitely inappropriate the other is an absolute crime!!! But because of the similarities the two stories are often confused!!!
@@beautifulmidnightuhhh no, that's incorrect bud, all of them gave permission. That's why he is still famous and didn't get in any legal trouble.
It still catches me off guard every time I'm reminded that Robert Downey Jr. did a stint on SNL.
Me too!
Pat didn't age well...🤦
There’s a video where someone made trans/non-binary people watch It’s Pat, and holy shit what a video.
(I can’t believe that movie got made.)
victoria jackson: NEVER FUNNY and insane. CHRIS KATTAN: will always love him, he deserves more credit. CHEVY CHASE: I don't know his off screen behavior, but a true comedic genius!
They resent somebody for having the courage to stick to their moral code, yep that's show business for you kid.
R I P Norm
I like that this video portrays Trump as a guy who has something that can be called a "thought." :P
He hasn’t returned to…30 Rock since 1991? That’s not…that’s a mistake, right? You meant SNL, but you said 30 Rock.
30 Rock is the address SNL is filmed. (30 Rockefeller Plaza.)
Okay. I only know about the show, so I was a little confused. I’m 19, so I’m not super well-versed in the history of SNL.
I think Louie was probably right about Pete’s drug use. Ya know in light of the rehab and all…
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What about Lorne Michaels and NBC Network executives. He was in constant arguments with them in first 5 years of the show. Skits getting rejected by NBC having writers redo Skits because they were too much for Execs. By end of 1979-1980 season Lorne Michaels was going to stop doing the show and quit or take it somewhere else. He left as head of the show and the following 3 1/2 years were the worst ever shows the new head of SNL bowed to NBC Heads and made softer, pg and g rated skits. Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscapo are who kept the show worth watching.
I thought Nora Dunn asked to be released from her contract (or what it Jan Hooks)
10:06 hopefully they will I mean if Myers and Carvey can make up anything is possible
8 oh it ain't just on SNL these days
2 and the Muppets
John Belushi Was Right
The narration could be cut by 66% and we wouldn't miss it
Why would u not include the OJ trial, like obviously it’s a big deal
Everyone hates a proselytist.
Rip belushi he doesn’t give a f about cancel culture
Hey Mojo, point of order. No one, NO ONE ever laughed hysterically at the Roxbury guys.
Yeah agreed yet I am one of the very few that thought a night at the roxbury was funny.
True 'dat!
I did.
It was funny the first time.
Yeah, no, you're wrong, the roxbury sketches were popular especially the jim carrey one, and the movie is a cult classic. Dont claim to speak for others when you are nothing but a fake authority
I like how on tv tropes, the Andrew Dice Clay episode is a base breaker, yet, people don't remember the sketches IN that episode. They only know because Nora Dunn spoke against him, knowing that she wasn't going to be asked back.
ADC didn't even want to host the show because of burn out but his Dad begged him to.
TINY ELVIS Y'ALL!
It was a really bad episode and he was really unfunny when he was on.
@@marks.3303 But very few people remember that episode...but thank you for telling me about this.
I think i remember Dice Clay
DAVIDSON IS LITERALLY THE MOST UNFUNNY PERSON EVER!
I take This Hour Has 22 Minute's side over S.N.L.'s Draw Sketch.
Im only here for Norm
It's skit comedy, thrown together.
2:59-3:11 - But…Victoria Jackson _does_ support homophobia. Have you read her interviews in recent years?
I wish Murphy had done the old walk up behind in Spade's segment the next week. Could have smacked David around a bit and it would have been over.
Yeah and then Sandler and maybe Farley too would have beaten Eddy to a pulp
@@moappleseider1699 Naw, naw, it would be the big smooth over. The old "talkin' trash and then they appear over your shoulder and the audience goes batshit" deal. Been done plenty of times. But, yeah, I can see Farley getting his back up. Sandler I'd think is a tick more cerebral🙂
A lot of these arent even fueds...
Right?
Of course Breuer didn’t get along with McKay, Breuer has no idea how to be funny.
Mckay is brilliant but breuer had joe pesci show which is a snl classic
Alec Baldwin portrayed Donald Trump to the acclaim of everyone except for Donald Trump!?! 😂 Nice try, the great Norm Macdonald said you have to like someone to impersonate them properly, since people like themselves. According to Norm, Alec Baldwin's "Donald Trump" was one of the worst impersonations he's ever seen 😘
Jim Bruer is just so not funny.... NEVER understood why people liked him. personal tastes, I guess. it's just so sophomoric.
Explains why he now caters to right wingers. You know, where the joke “My pronouns are U S A” is told by every “comedian” 😂
Breuer seems even more incredibly unfunny now. I can't take listening to his stuff. It's absolutely terrible. Something always seemed sort of empty about his jokes, though his Joe Pesci and stuff wasn't bad.
Damon Wayans could've been great but I've noticed aside from Eddie Murphy SNL doesn't let the melanated cast members shine