You never quite know how a sketch is going to do in front of a live audience. That’s a recurring theme so many former Saturday Night Live cast members talk about. The bit might get great feedback from ...

Created by Ferrell, it was passed over for years before he rewrote it for Walken, a frequent SNL guest host. The rest, as they say, is comedy (and cowbell) history.

SNL50' E.P. Morgan Neville on how 'SNL' almost got axed after season 11 and how the show's famous 'More Cowbell sketch' came ...

It's an all-time host, Christopher Walken, doing a thing that only Christopher Walken could do." (Of the last 12 months, Meyers is also partial to Nate Bargatze's "Washington's Dream" sketches.) ...

It's an all-time host, Christopher Walken, doing a thing that only Christopher Walken could do." (Of the last 12 months, Meyers is also partial to Nate Bargatze's "Washington's Dream" sketches.) Why ...

It's an all-time host, Christopher Walken, doing a thing that only Christopher Walken could do." (Of the last 12 months, Meyers is also partial to Nate Bargatze's "Washington's Dream" sketches.) ...

It's an all-time host, Christopher Walken, doing a thing that only Christopher Walken could do." (Of the last 12 months, Meyers is also partial to Nate Bargatze's "Washington's Dream" sketches.) ...