Steve Martin’s ‘SNL50’ Monologue Crashed by John Mulaney and Martin Short, Who Gets Arrested by ICE | Video
Steve Martin kicked off "SNL50" with a monologue which united him with fellow "SNL" icon John Mulaney and got Martin Short ...
Steve Martin opens ‘SNL’ 50th special with hilarious monologue featuring Canadian Martin Short dragged away by ICE
Steve Martin said, “Do you have your passport on you? ICE, get him!” as men dressed as ICE employees carted Martin Short off ...
Steve Martin's ‘SNL50′ Monologue Sees Martin Short Arrested by ICE, John Mulaney Joking About Hosts' Egos: ‘It Amazes Me That Only Two Have Committed Murder'
The Anniversary Special” on Sunday evening, the first of many many comedians o take the stage at Studio 8H for the ...
‘SNL’ 50th Anniversary Special: Steve Martin Delivers Opening Monologue, Eddie Murphy Does Spot-On Impersonation of Tracy Morgan
Bill Murray showed up on 'Weekend Update' to mock the anchors, Tom Hanks introduced an "In Memoriam" segment devoted to ...
Steve Martin Asks the Audience to Embrace Joy in SNL50 Monologue
So, that’s why Steve Martin dropped into the Comedy Cellar yesterday. After Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon kicked off SNL50 ...
‘SNL50’ Monologue: Steve Martin Gets Canadian Martin Short Deported By ICE
Comedian also jokes that viewers who don't like his monologue should ask themselves, "When did I abandon joy?" ...
Steve Martin Just Destroyed the ‘SNL 50’ Opening Monologue
The legendary comedian hilariously took aim at ICE, AI, and the viewers at home—in addition to welcoming not one but two ...
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‘SNL 50' begins with Paul Simon and Sabrina Carpenter duet, Steve Martin monologue
"I was not born then, and neither were my parents," Carpenter told Simon & Garfunkel alum. The "Please, Please, Please" singer then sang the song as a duet, before comedy legend Steve Martin took the ...
‘SNL50’: Steve Martin Tackles DEI, Gulf Of Mexico Renaming & ICE Raids, John Mulaney Roasts Celebrity Hosts In Opening Monologue
Steve Martin opened the SNL50 Anniversary special with a monologue tackling politics. John Mulaney roasted celebrity hosts, with Martin Short cameo.