Lorne Michaels Admits Saturday Night Live Writers Attack Conservatives Because It’s Easier that Attacking Liberals

Lorne Michaels Admits Saturday Night Live Writers Attack Conservatives Because It's Easier that Attacking Liberals

Lorne Michaels Admits Saturday Night Live Writers Attack Conservatives Because It’s Easier that Attacking Liberals

While growing up, I used to watch Saturday Night Live every Saturday night without fail. These were the golden days of SNL with Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Phil Hartman, Bill Murray, Chris Farley, David Spade, and others. Unfortunately, Saturday Night Live just is not funny anymore.

The last time that Saturday Night Live was actually funny on a consistent basis was back in 2000 when Will Ferrell was on the show, and even then the only thing really funny about the show were the skits that Will Ferrell was in. Honestly, if there was something – ANYTHING funny about Saturday Night Live, I might grit my teeth and bear the many unpleasant moments of the show to see another “Mister Robinson’s Neighborhood”, with Eddie Murphy. Unfortunately, good SNL skits like these are a thing of the past.

We tried giving SNL many chances to be funny over the years, but usually ended up turning off the show after the liberal jackasses immediately begin …

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Time For a Complete SNL Overhaul – Get Back to Being Funny for First Time in Years

Time For a Complete SNL Overhaul - Back to Being Funny

Time For a Complete SNL Overhaul – Back to Being Funny

I think it’s a good thing for Saturday Night Live to get rid of some of their more well-known performers.

This could be a good chance for SNL to get back to being funny – something we haven’t seen in many years.

The over-the-top conservative bashing political show openings and skits have turned off half of the show’s former viewers, and the unapologetic liberal cast has made the show all but unwatchable.

SNL needs to drop the political crap, and get back to doing the type of hilarious skits that we enjoyed from John Belushi, Eddie Murphy, Phil Hartman, Chris Farley, Adam Sandler and others.

Maybe losing some of the tired unfunny liberal jackasses who are leaving might make room for some actual funny writers.

We’re not holding our breath.

It hasn’t exactly been a smooth year for NBC. And now it may get even rougher.

After the Ann Curry firing fallout, Matt Lauer’s popularity plunge, and the “Tonight Show” host roast Part 2, the network now finds itself



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