Top 10 SNL Feuds
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- These epic comedy feuds are the stuff of legend! For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notorious confirmed or rumored conflicts between “Saturday Night Live” cast members, as well as guests, hosts, and staff. Our countdown includes Will Ferrell vs. Chris Kattan, Tracy Morgan vs. Jimmy Fallon, Mike Myers vs. Dana Carvey, and more! Do you have any sides in these feuds? Let us know in the comments.
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Nope
WHAT other recent clip? There’s no graphic at the end of this video.
Chevy Chase is an asshole, I’ve heard so many bad things about him
When it comes to the feud between Victoria Jackson & the rest of the cast, I can understand why the cast didn’t like her. I think the main reason why the rest of the cast had a hard time with Jackson because they probably saw her as a walking contradiction. I don’t think it had to do with her faith, but more to do with trying to bring them to Christ and yet participating in sketches and playing roles that contradicted her beliefs.
Most Christian entertainers like the actor who played Jesus on Passion of the Christ or Beau Bridges would turn down opportunities or modify them so they wouldn’t compromise their faith. Plus, some of her choices of apparel (fishnet stockings, strapless dresses, etc.) would probably offended some Christians.
You should do a countdown on movies made from SNL characters.
Tracey Morgan was right, its simply unprofessional for Jimmy or any actor to constantly fuck up the scene when others are trying to do their job right
Yeah I agree with that. It's fair enough if a guest performance cracks up, but Fallon is supposed to be a professional doing his day job.
Fallon is A menace to comedy and laughter in general
I loathed him on SNL Fallon sucked Tracy was awesome.
Now it's Bill Hader that cant keep it together. None of the SNL cast has bothered to learn their lines since the turn of the century, and it brings the whole show down.
Of the new stuff I liked the sketches with two annoying ass employees quitting a retail job- the one called That's The Game, and the one where Kennan Thompson started out tellin kids not to do cocaine but then learns about crack and wants to smoke it.
That's it. I've watched hours and hours of the show and I just dont think Bill and Fred have even the slightest bit of funny in them.
Some people love that stuff though. Reality is subjective.
@@thetemplelaboratory There's a huge difference between Bill Hader and Fallon. Hader would crack at legitimately funny stuff... Fallon would laugh if he imagined something funny.
It should be Chevy chase vs everyone. Dude doesn’t burn bridges. He nukes them.
Yet he remains good friends with Martin Short, Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin. He probably treated them badly at some point though!
@@earlchatterton9133 quite the opposite. Martin, short, and chase did three amigos together. Martin and short are tight as friends can be. Chase, not so much.
@@stingrey1571 Not what I've heard from interviews with the three of them
Dan Garmin and the community cast
He always showed his love & respect for Norm Mcdonal & with community the he most cared for was Donald Glover. So I just think he has a high bar for comedians/ talented people! 😉
Fallon fake laughing just for attention? You don’t say!
right? at least Bill Hader and Kristen Wigg broke character because that's how funny the skits were. Jimmy would break at the most random times even when things weren't funny.
@@WiLDCHiLD. I've never understood what Lorne Michael's sees in Fallon. He's a talented mimic and all, but he's so creepy I can't stand to watch him. He exudes smarm and phoniness.
@@brucelevy5603 I was dumbfounded when he got the Tonight Show gig but liked him on SNL.
JF4EVA!!!
Pete Davidson is the new Fallon
To be fair, EVERYONE has issues with Chevy Chase.
Not Norm Mcdonald & Donald Glover. I just think Chevy Chase had a high standiford comedians and people!
@@ook428 You're giving him way too much credit. He worked with some of the most talented comedians of the 70s and 80s and 95% of them HATE him. Not being absolutely despised by 2 or 3 people you've worked with in a 50 year career isn't exactly a great look. Even dictators are nice to a few people in their lives. That doesn't make them good people. Chevy is, and always has been, a massive asshole.
He had Lorne's ear.
Yep, have heard that he is really rude and mean to everyone.
@ook428 I'm pretty sure I recall Donald glover hating Chevy chase
Who knew that Chris Kattan of all people would be behind so many of these feuds
I think Jim Breuer’s story about Norm Macdonald and Kattan in the Twilight Zone sketch should solidify that fact
I did.
I bet Chris Kattan doesn't even own a doghouse.
You know I never liked him or thought he was funny
And you actually believe this garbage?? How naive are you???
Kattan used to frequently come to Bainbridge island when I was younger and nobody ever even tried talking to him. He had a reputation for being rude to people with a greater than thou attitude
Love Bainbridge
Ok watching Dr Evil as an impression of Lorne hits different 😂
That's literally all it is. This video leaves out the fact that even the pinky to the corner of the mouth was part of the impression Carvey used to do behind the scenes at SNL
That David Spade joke genuinely made me laugh. Also, I enjoyed Vampire in Brooklyn, but that was still a funny joke.
It was Eddie Murphy overreacting to a joke.
Did he write the joke though? He was clearly reading the cue cards.
I think if I’m Eddie Murphy I’m pissed but it’s funny and SNL makes fun of everyone even it’s own
Yeah, It was as good as Pluto Nash.
@@lunarsabbatical7906 When a guy like Eddie Murphy, who made a living making fun of other people. overreacts and acts like he did all those years over a pretty mild joke, it tells you this was about ego, not offense. I've always thought a little less of Murphy since this nonsense.
On the John Belushi hating on women… Reportedly the only woman he did respect was Gilda Radner. They had worked together at Second City and National Lampoons before SNL and he really admired her. As for Jane Curtain, yes he was dismissive of her but according to Belushi’s widow he was watching SNL after he left and watched a Jane Curtain sketch and apparently said he was wrong about her. Maybe if he had lived longer he might’ve reconciled with Jane and apologized.
I thought Victoria Jackson was playing the part of a ditzy blonde. I didn’t realize it wasn’t an act.
Tracey took his dislike of “breaking” and it became a fun gag on an episode of 30 Rock, where they talk about how cheap it is
Fallon's fake laughing all the time is a bit annoying.
@@glennhorvath879 A bit?
@@aaronleverton4221 yeah it's pretty unbearable
Jimmy fallen is beyond disingenuous. The fake laugh every time he interviews anyone - I can’t watch him anymore, he kind of like Ellen.
@@noodlessurprise his "OMG! OMG! OMG!" For EVERY SINGLE PERSON makes my skin crawl. When Justin Timberlake parodied him, it was spot on.
Fallon is unbearably fake and extremely annoying
The Will/Chris and Mike/Dana feuds shocked me because they seemed like really good friends.
Mike Meyers has been known to be a asshole. It is why despite the success of Wayne’s world 1 & 2. Dana declined to do 3.
@@stingrey1571 And why the director of the first one declined directing the sequel. Not to mention the "catering table" incident.
@@jimb.7523 On the other hand, Myers created the character and wrote the script, so the director probably should have understood why he was protective.
I think at one point they were but lock ppl together for long hours and they’ll get irritable.
I’ve heard it’s as much as 100 hours in a week….though I’m sure it varies depending on the performer
It's widely known that Mike Meyers is incredibly difficult to work with, no matter what project he's attached to. I honestly think that anyone who has had the misfortune of working with him on either a skit, or a film has ever referred to him as a friend of theirs after post production ended. Lol! 🤣
Eddie Murphys triumphant return to SNL!!!!!!
“Hello everybody.”
*claps for 2mins*
“I’m Eddie Murphy.”
*cheering for 2mins*
“We will be right back after these commercials.”
*more clapping*
It seems like the feud between Chase and Murray was basically two prickly people dealing with each other.
They both take themselves too seriously.
I feel like Mike's fear of being outshone by Carvey is a compliment, a back handed one, but a compliment.
That's not a compliment. Trying to keep someone down to benefit yourself is just a dick move. Myers didn't even say that or admit to it....she said "the word was".
@@thetylife I don't think Meyers would have done two movies with Dana if he disliked him.
@@CS-er3ib No one said he disliked Dana, but he thought of him as a threat that might outshine him .(If it were true) The movie execs probably insisted Dana plays Garth instead of some greenhorn ...or the movie is a no go. Which is totally the right thing to do ...business wise and ethically.
He had nothing to fear. Dana Carvey isn't all that funny. (IMHO)
@@jennyfab312 I think Dana is WAY funnier than Mike. So I Married An Axe Murderer was funny, I'll give him that but I never really thought Mike was anywhere mear as funny as Dana.
Love how of these are just individual feuds, then at 2 it’s JOHN BELUSHI VS WOMEN.
Seems a little suspicious. I mean Jane Curtain wasn’t that great on SNL maybe he just didn’t like her ideas.
@@therollband1290 Actually John said constantly while on SNL that he didn’t think women were funny and thought they didn’t deserved to be there. He also sabotage all the skits that were written by any women writers or cast members. He would not read them, push them aside or hide them so they wouldn’t make it to air.
I thought that #1 would be "Chevy Chase v Everyone".
@@therollband1290 Jane Curtain was excellent on SNL. Too many people fail to appreciate how good a straight man can be.
@@charlotteosborne2663 John loved gilda and laraine
everyone watch Jim Breuer’s story about Kattan and Norm Macdonald behind the scenes of the Twilight Zone sketch. I die laughing every time.
Thanks for the suggestion! I watched Jim Breuer's story about the behind the scenes of the Twilight sketch...😂🤣😆... PRICELESS! Served Kattan with swift justice AND had the Twilight voice ready right as they went live! Smooth, cold-blooded professional. Norm MacDonald was the man! 😎
Link please
The pre-show fight between Chase and Murray was quietly instigated by Belushi, who was laughing the whole way through.
I’m sensing a pattern with Chris Kattan.
Chevy Chase has a notorious reputation for being a colossal jerk. A lot of people in the biz hate him.
I can see how Bill Murray could easily get under someone's skin tho, no one to root for in that fight
@@aleccampbell7707 no doubt about that, the man is moody. Several of his costars have complained about it, he either likes you and work is fun, or he hates you and work is miserable. I’ve heard that’s why he wasn’t brought back for Charlie’s Angels Full Throttle, his fight with the girls was well known. But I think if I had to choose which was worse, it would be Chevy. They say he made fun of Anthony Michael Hall’s acne issues when they filmed Vacation, and you can’t get much lower than mocking a child. At least some people like Murray, I’ve yet to hear of another actor liking Chase. 😂
@@LadyKC67 Aykroyd said he's known as the "Murricane" because of his moodiness.
@@LadyKC67 Not gonna lie him making fun of a teen's acne issues sounds kinda funny. Loads of people mock and make fun of kids. Most people make fun of the stupid things they did when they were kids for that matter that's why you have popular subreddits like holdmyjuicebox and blunderyears or tv shows like Tosh.0.
@@aleccampbell7707 He & Lucy Liu did not work well.
MEDIUM TALENT!! Is what Bill Murray screamed at Chevy Chase while they were being physically separated
Yo!!😂😂😂
Where's the lie? Bill was right.
What a Luke warm insult
And he was 100% correct. I never found Chevy Chase funny.
Chris Kattan's name *keeps coming up* . Why is that? OH! Difficult to work with. Got it!
That's a shame cuz Wayne (Mike Myers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) were *AMAZING* together!
Party on, dudes!
People forget that Chevy Chase, by choice, was ONLY there for Season 1 and then wanted out to pursue movies. Bill Murray, thankfully, stayed much longer and became more endearing to his loyal fans worldwide.
In Chevy's defense I think his coke habit had gotten so out of control after season 1 that he had no choice but to leave the show in search of higher paying jobs and a cheaper source of cocaine.
If you have netflix watch their original movie called "A futile and stupid gesture" it is about Doug Kenny who was Chevy' s cocaine wingman in the early 70s. He wrote animal house, and caddy shack and then accidentally fell off a mountain top in Hawaii while looking for a good spot to jump from after the caddy shack reviews convinced him he would never work as a writer again.
@@From-North-Jersey fair, probably true with Chris Kattan too. I read somewhere he messed up his back and became a heavy opiate addict/user. From my own experience with family addiction to opiates, it really desensitizes people from feelings/empathy.
Norm was an excellent judge if character
Chris Kattan just might be a huge heat magnet. honestly I never found him to be that funny.
I never thought he was funny at all, of the performers who were on SNL for 3 or more seasons, he was by far the worst cast member ever
Can you make an unfunny man funny? NO! Such is Mango
He definitely doesn't own a doghouse
Tracey and Fallon didn't feud. Tracy told him not to laugh during his skits. No big deal. They're still homies.
its true about Jimmy Fallon, he purposely fake laughs for attention. If you have ever heard podcasts/interviews of people who have worked for him, they say he is not like that at all in real life and is really rude when he is drunk. That's the case with James Corden as well. Their true personality comes out when they are drunk. Both of them have a fake persona ON camera. Thats why people don't like them.
Every celeb has a fake persona
@@jetster4117 Norm Macdonald didn't.
@@prashantnegi007 yes he did
his persona was an unfunny comedian. but he isnt. he uses that persona in great ways (mostly in delivery).
@@jetster4117 well, every human has a fake persona then. All of us wear masks. Nobody wants the world to know what's really going on in our head. I wasn't talking about that. I was talking more about fake persona to make others think that you are a nice and caring person, when in reality you are not.
@@prashantnegi007 ah.
You’d never think that these guys would have feuds with each other.
They’re good actors.
It's called acting
It’s hella competitive.
Ego..
ACTING! (In Jon Lovitz's voice)
Many actors hate each other yet work together well. Look at Sex & the City - SJP HATES Kim Cattrall yet they seemed like great friends for years.
You keep up the facade for the paycheck $$$$
Always shocking when the ones who have great chemistry on screen, turn out to have tension off screen
ACTING!
I saw an interview with Jane Curtin in which she said that, in the beginning, she and Belushi got along quite well and he was very sweet. But once he started doing drugs his personality did a 180.
I believe what Jane Curtain says about John Belushi, she is still a class act. John died as a result of a drug overdose many decades ago.
Says a lot about Chris Kattan that he's on 3 times. But more could have been said about Chase, as his behavior has gotten him booted from hosting the show. I always did think Eddie's grudge against David Spade was a bit much -- Spade's character on the Hollywood Minute was a smarmy jerk, a goof on news reporters who get an attitude that isn't really deserved and then rip on people more famous than them. (For example, I remember a reporter having that same kind of attitude when Sam Kinison died, with her having an attitude while reporting it, being smug about the fact that Kinison was killed by a drunk driver after Sam having substance abuse issues.) It seems like Eddie wasn't watching and just saw that clip -- either that or he has no sense of humor when it comes to himself. Also, how about Norm MacDonald vs. NBC that led to him getting kicked off the Weekend Update segment for continuing to talk about OJ?
"Smarmy jerk" is every David Spade character ever. Maybe even him in real life.
@@generalbullmoose actually, no. If you have seen him talk about the incident, you would see that he really never intended to upset Eddie by that joke. While yes, his on stage persona tends to be a bit sarcastic in general, it has never been as caustic as he was on Hollywood Minute.
Eddie had a pretty understandable beef, I think. He really was the sole reason that show wasn't cancelled in the early 80s, and he was largely responsible for its resurgence. For SNL to allow that joke to air was a slap in the face to him. He had had a string of less-than-successful movies and for them to kick him when he was down genuinely hurt him. I don't think that's too selfish, personally.
@@christco120 I started watching the show when he was on, and yes, he was the best thing on the show by far. But he could still have a sense of humor about it. He had no problem joking about his heroes, such as Cosby. It also wasn't like he was coming back to the show all of the time anyhow. He hadn't been on since the one time hosting the season after he left. He was just overly sensitive because he wasn't putting out his best work at that point.
@@mightybk that's all true and totally fair, I'm just saying I can see why he was upset
I'm willing to bet Chris Kitan and Norm actually did hate each other. He's probably just saying that because no one can dispute it anymore
Maybe, maybe not. We'll never know
Or so the Germans would have you believe.
I think there's interviews out there where norm doesn't beat around the Bush on what he thought about Kattan.
My thoughts exactly!..
Even on SNL Jimmy Fallon was terrible
Kattan was also the reason Jim Brewer left, Brewer was doing The Joe Peci Show and there was a proposed idea by Brewer about his Peci character talking to kids about snitches, and Kattan looked at his board in his room and asked about it, then came to the writers about his Pacino character doing it like it was his idea.
What in the hell was Kanye ranting about? Picasso, Escobar, 50%.......????
Some I really wasn’t surprised at (Tracy Morgan, Chevy Chase), but others really stunned me. Great list!
Sides I'm on-
Will Ferrell.
Tracy.
Everybody.
Backstage.
David Spade.
Tracy again.
Cattan.
Female writers. (Sorry.)
Bill Murray absolutely .
Lesser known fact about Chris Kattan: He dated Vogue editor Jane Herman Bishop, famously known for being Adam Levine's first love and subject of Maroon 5's first album, "Songs About Jane".
Actually your fellow Canadian mike myers has a rep for being hard to work with.
Seems like a bunch of people HATE Chris Katan. For good reason. 😂
No Belushi vs. Chase? That’s the one that I remember as a kid…
Well that's a behind the scenes something I didn't know. Dr Evil was supposed to be a impression of Lorne Michaels? Very interesting
Knowing that Wayne and Garth didn’t get along breaks my heart
Seriously. My childhood is ruined. 🥺
It's odd that as much as comedians make fun of others they themselves seem very sensitive often overly so
Comedians and depression go together like bread and butter and it manifests in different ways; insecurity, alcoholism, suicide.
Comedians are super complex people. The commenter above is spot on
Robin Williams
Hilarious. And severely depressed
Many, many comedians suffer from depression
Eddie V Spade - superstar V SNL cast member why did he care so much? Eddie needs thicker skin
A simple falling star joke, that’s something to get over in a day or two, that is not healthy if your upset about that for years.
It makes me sad Kattan and Farrell aren't friends bc Night at the Roxbury is a classic
Yes, but Victoria Jackson did defend Al Franken when they were calling for his resignation from the Senate.
What a shit show that was. Embarrassing. Al got a raw deal.
Who in their right mind would defend that dismal failure???
Man I initially was repulsed by Chris Kattan and didn't like him or think he was funny and seeing him feud with some of the most beloved people in comedy....I see why my initial reaction to him was what it was
The report on Chase and Murray is that it was started by Belushi.
Never a "feud"between Morgan and Fallon. Morgan asked Fallon to stop breaking in sketches they were in together. Fallon stopped. End of story. In that interview, Morgan simply stated that the fact that Fallon was so easily able to keep from breaking with Morgan suggested he had some measure of control over breaking.
I don't know about any feuds between Chris Kattan and anyone else from SNL but I actually had the pleasure of meeting him once at Tommy T's Comedy Club in Pleasanton, CA years ago. He was extremely nice and polite and I complimented him on his lesser-known performance in the re-make of "House On Haunted Hill" from 1999. He was surprised and genuinely grateful and thanked me.
I still don't understand how Jimmy Fallon is famous, he sucks at acting, and could never get through an snl scene without breaking character
I've always adored Belushi, Animal House is one of my favorite comedies of all time, but I'm not surprised that a chubby dude on the shorter side who probably turned to comedy because of insecurities would have a problem with women. They usually do. I just like to think that he realized he was wrong before he died. Either way I still love the jerk.
Belushi's attitude towards the female performers and writers on SNL was very disappointing, The given exception to it was Gilda Radner who he genuinely appreciated and respected.
Who cares? I don’t find female comedians to be very funny. Maybe he didn’t like their brand of comedy and he had that right!! There’s a bunch of male comedians who aren’t funny either. So what? If someone is trying to write for you and you don’t like their work, it’s not going to end well.
@@ledflaplin2001 - No one isn't saying he had the right, Of course he did. However he would actively sabotage pieces that were written by the female writers by giving bad performances or outright refusing to work on them because they were women.
Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman also spoke of how he would treat them in a dismissive manner during rehearsals as well. That behaviour was unacceptable.
It's one thing not liking something for whatever reason. It's another to act unprofessional and uncooperative which Belushi frequently did.
@@ledflaplin2001 not finding someone funny doesn’t give them the right to be rude and sabotage their job by hiding their material. And saying women in general had no right to be there is insane, if he’s intolerant of being around women then he had issues to address, but I guess he couldn’t deal with any of his issues properly either.
Re Murray vs Chase, supposedly the entire cast HATED Chase, and was egging Murray on.
With Kattan being at the center of so many feuds, one has to look at the common denominator.
John has a point...lmao...seriously though, what about Jim Bruer Vs. SNL Writers? He’s said that certain writers would sabotage cast members skits even though they were given the green light. Maybe it was Adam McKay? I hope not, but look at the track record between him and Will Ferrel. Al Franken? Idk. Smigel?!?
He said it about Adam McKay. That being said, Jim Bruer was/is painfully unfunny
@@mikequinlivan8842 Jim can be hit/or a miss for me. Half Baked was his Casablanca…
Women not funny? Kristin Wiig is hilarius IMO.
Gay guys seem to find her funnier than most do. Not sure why.
@@RichterPhallos they have a sense of humor, I think
Hey I have a Great topic. How about the top celebrity long term game show participants on game shows?
Who would have thought that Al franken would some day become senator franken
that's what i said when he came up. i always forget that he was in SNL.
And then become former Senator Franken for a ridicules reason
He's both a fraud and a failure as a comedian AND especially as a Senator!!
@@tommyhaynes9157 He got Me Tooed but he did oogle Lauren Tweeden a hot model on a USO tour; SW Asia. 📰 Franken was old enough to know a air base, 🪖 is NOT a good time to flirt or hassle some women.
Never thought Dan Aykroyd would ever appear on Stern, especially after that phone call on the air.
While I don't doubt that Victoria Jackson probably went overboard in her attempts to share her faith, I also don't doubt that she was probably treated horribly for it.
When you're on an irreverent, New York skit show known for pushing the boundaries and for lots of drug use, one can only imagine how poorly her attempts would be received.
Chase and Murray one isn’t a surprise. Both seem like they are difficult to work with.
David Spade's joke was really funny and the fact that Eddie's fragile ego made him hate David all those years says an awful lot about his insecurity ewww but that's a narcissistic Aries man for ya🙃 and BTW Norm McDonald was wrong about Chris Kattan. He was soooooo funny!!!!!!!!!! RIP to him though. Never seen the Twilight Zone skit before but I'm about to look for it and watch it now😆😆
A feud implies an ongoing battle, Kanye West had more of a momentary hissy fit than a feud
I’ve never understood Belushi’s popularity. Every time I see a clip of him on SNL, I don’t even so much as feel the urge to smile. He was loud and obnoxious, but I wouldn’t say he was funny.
Surprising about Victoria Jackson as they got her doing some racy sketches sometimes as the "blond gal"
I think that’s the main reason why the rest of the cast didn’t like her. They didn’t like the fact that she was trying to bring them to Christ, while at the same time participating in sketches and playing roles that contradicted her beliefs. Plus, some of her choices of apparel (fishnet stockings, strapless dresses, etc.) would probably upset some Christians.
I love how everything norm said to chris was cut out💀
You forgot about Bobby Moynihan & piece of toast....They hate each other due to some "creative differences" ......
Victoria Jackson must not have been too overzealous; she was a cast member for 6 seasons...
She really wasn’t used much and I’m not saying that to be a dick. She just wasn’t particularly competent. Nothing against her Christian leanings. Same dull shtick with her
Expected Bill Murray on this list more than Chris Kattan . Bill Murray has a list of costars who don’t like him
Murray seems to be awesome interacting with fans and regular people, but there's an endless series of stories about him being a real bastard to work with, probably most famously Richard Dreyfuss, Harold Ramis and Lucy Liu. Writer/talk show host Spike Feresten talked on The Nerdist Podcast years ago how Murray was awful to him...then later went after Spike's brother too who had nothing to do with their issues.
@@earlchatterton9133 I was glad to hear that he went back to mend his relationship with Harold before he died..
Wow on Victoria Jackson. Jimmy Fallon is a very nice guy in person. Loved this video!! Nice and original NEW list.
Want to also echo that Fallon is good to his fans
@@KidFresh71, he sure is. Very down to earth. 😊
I want more about SNL FEUDS!!!
Chevy chase was also in the music video of ghost busters back in 1984
Yes kattan a most noble moment saying that norm was exaggerating his dislike of you a month after his death
I haven't seen Norm as Rod Serling; he's great.
That scene in caddyshack is the only time they are on screen together in that entire film BECAUSE they were feuding.. they did the entire scene in improve because they refused to rehearse together as well
Chris katan is always causing issues.
I love all of them !! They are all genius’s
Never mind the SNL fights. The real fight happened between Stern and Chevy that lasted for years when Stern kept sending Stuttering John to ask Chevy dumb questions and Chevy hated Stern for that. There are many videos on CZcams about that fight.
Actually really good
I'll never understand the level of patience people show for Kanye and his nonsense.
Always feels like I'm watching what's going on in an ant farm when it comes to stuff like that.
Funny that Tracy Morgan hates breaking but his character on 30 rock did it on purpose like Jimmy Fallon supposedly did.
He did it to make fun of it and the 30 rock cast would say how cheap it is. He was leaning into his dislike for breaking by making Tracy Jordan do it.
@@gulionnicarrington4618 I know I love 30 rock because I feel like Tina Fey is just taking stories from her time on snl behind the scenes as a writer and actor.
@@imsosexy8585 Morgan probably was all “ Please, Tina! Please let me roast Chris! Please!”
Ok starting to think Chris might be the problem lol..
I thought I was having serious deja vu with this video. Then I remembered thus was done before. It's called 'Which SNL cast members couldn't stand each other' and it came out a couple months ago. Coincidence?
❤️ this channel gets me through my day
I saw Kattan stand up a few months ago … he’s a shell of his former self and it’s pretty obviously no one from snl wants anything to do with him
It’s hard to watch Chris Karan do the Christmas skit with the head shake now knowing about his injury
Lmao at Chris Kattan pretending like Norm respected him now that Norm’s dead and can’t say otherwise.
Chris Kattan and cheri oteri don’t seem to be liked by their peers. That era from snl (Ferrell, Morgan, fey etc) are pretty tight. Those two haven’t been included in any of the others work.
Until reading this, I never noticed that! Good point.
You should look into how Chevy and Bill hooked up on Caddyshack. Wasn't a "friendly" get together. Bill Murray had 0 lines heading into Caddyshack and he managed to how a LOT of them. There was no script and totally ad-libbed the scene. People were worried what might happen with those together but it all worked out lol.
Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's Winter Guard?
Can't we all just get along? 🥺
It warms my ❤ with how many times it is mentioned that other cast members don't or did not like Chris Kattan.
That's No accident.
He is the lowest common denominator of SNL for a good reason.
Ugh.
Norm McDonald and Belushi would make a great team
6:14 that audiobook by Tracy Morgan is the funniest thing ever!!
I never knew someone made mention of Fallon's constantly laughing. And no because Tracey made appearances is called "business". If Steven Segal hosted the Tonight Show, Morgan would have showed.
Good list. Some some like stretches. But some of the other feuds, they could have mentioned, may not have featured "stars", at least stars on the show. Chevy Chase had a feud with the entire "not ready for Prime Time players" not just Bill Murray, who was his direct replacement. They all joined the cast hoping to be featured players. Well it was Chevy who broke out as the star. Being the face of the Gerald Ford cold opens in which he would inevitably tumble across the set or the first Weekend Update, which he hosted solo, Chevy Chase became a star. That wasn't expected, at least in John Belushi's mind. He thought he was the star. The cold open when Chevy came back to host even satirizes the behind the scenes drama.
There were other feuds that deserve honorable mention. The 85 cast, Lorne's first season back, was full of cast member grievances. I could list them but since Lorne replaced nearly the entire cast the following season, it would be quicker to mention who he retained, Jon Lovitz and Dennis Miller. There are numerous behind the scenes dramas between NBC and the show, but that is not the point of this list. That could be a list of it's own. Norm vs. Don Ohlmeyer, Jean Doumanian vs. everyone, Lorne vs. NBC exec's in the 70's, Al Franken vs. Fred Silverman, etc.
😅hell yeah...Dr.Evil's Lorne Michaels😄
I side with anyone vs Chris Kattan.
underrated beefs
I ENJOYED Falloon breaking!
Norm Macdonald also had a feud with Chris Kattan