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Award-winning radio personality, podcaster, and SNL fanatic/historian NICK DIGILIO hosts this weekly deep dive into the world of the granddaddy of all sketch-comedy shows.

Nick, a Second City grad and veteran of Chicago comedy and theater, has watched every single episode of SNL since George Carlin hosted the premiere on October 11th, 1975.

Consisting of new and old episode analysis; SNL-relates guests; historical impact; and even entire episodes dedicated completely to just one sketch...this is every SNL fan's dream podcast, and proof that that tired, cliched statement: "That show hasn't been funny in years," is simply NOT true.

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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on That Show Hasn't Been Funny In Years: an SNL podcast on Radio Misfits.

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Ariana Grande is a singer, songwriter, and actress known for her powerful vocals and numerous chart-topping hits.
John Mulaney is a comedian, writer, and actor, recognized for his stand-up specials and work on Saturday Night Live.
Dave Chappelle is a renowned comedian, actor, and writer, celebrated for his sharp social commentary and comedy specials.
Jack Black is an actor, comedian, and musician, known for his roles in comedy films and as a member of the musical duo Tenacious D.
Actor and comedian, known for his roles in film and television, and as a guest host on SNL.
Actress and Oscar winner, known for her work in film and her appearances on SNL.
Actor and producer, renowned for his role in Breaking Bad and guest appearances on SNL.
Actor best known for Mad Men, and for returning to SNL as a guest.
Actor and musician, known for his extensive film career and guest appearances on SNL.
Actress and comedian, known for Glee and her appearances on SNL.
Acclaimed actor and filmmaker, known for his powerful performances and guest appearances on SNL.
Comedian, actress, and former SNL cast member, known for her monologue performances.
Singer, actor, and former SNL cast member, known for his memorable monologues and sketches.
Walter Matthau was a legendary actor known for his work in film and theater, and notably hosted Saturday Night Live, making this episode a rare look at his appearance on the show.
Peyton Manning is a former professional American football quarterback who played 18 seasons in the National Football League (NFL) for the Indianapolis Colts and the Denver Broncos. He is a two-time Super Bowl champion and a five-time NFL Most Valuable Player (MVP). After retiring from football, Manning has made numerous appearances in television and film, including hosting Saturday Night Live, where he showcased his comedic talents.
Dan Aykroyd is a Canadian actor, comedian, and musician, best known for his work on the sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live and for co-founding the Blues Brothers. He has appeared in numerous films, including Ghostbusters and The Blues Brothers, and has received several awards for his contributions to comedy and film. Aykroyd is also a co-creator of the Ghostbusters franchise and has been involved in various philanthropic efforts.
Will Forte is an American actor, comedian, writer, and producer, best known for his work on Saturday Night Live and for creating and starring in the television series Last Man on Earth. Forte's comedic style often includes absurd and offbeat humor, and he has received critical acclaim for his performances in both television and film. He has also been involved in various projects that showcase his writing and acting talents.

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Once in every lifetime comes a show like this. 40 years after the series left the BBC, Jon Clarke and Howie Weingarten welcome special guests to rewatch every episode of the classic Rik Mayall, Lise Mayer, and Ben Elton punk sitcom. 12 episodes of screaming, non sequiturs, random musical acts and the worst puppets you’ve ever seen.

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Here's the recent few episodes on That Show Hasn't Been Funny In Years: an SNL podcast on Radio Misfits.

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That Show Thats a Wrap: Season 50

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Nick Digilio
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Ariana Grande John Mulaney Dave Chappelle Jack Black
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SNL Saturday Night Live season 50 sketches hosts musical guests cameos behind-the-scenes 2024 election game show parody immigrant dad talk show Domingo Lonely Island sushi glory holes cast Weekend Update Ego Nwodim Marcello Hernandez Jane Wickline
Nick wraps up the landmark 50th season of Saturday Night Live with a deep dive into the years biggest momentsonstage and off. From the premiere to the finale, he revisits the standout sketches, hosts, musical guests, surprise cameos, and the behind-the-scenes specials that marked this milestone season. The 2024 election loomed large, shaping much of the material, and Nick breaks down how the show navigated it all. He also counts down his five favorite sketches of the year, including a razor-sharp game show parody on the election, a hilarious immigrant dad talk show, the debut of fan-favorite character Domingo, and a triumphant return from The Lonely Island with a music video about sushi and glory holes. The cast brought their A-game across the board, with unforgettable contributions from hosts like Ariana Grande, John Mulaney, Dave Chappelle, and Jack Blackwho, according to Nick, helmed the seasons best episode. Weekend Update gets its due, too, with highlights including standout segments by Ego Nwodim and the comedic duo of Marcello Hernandez and Jane Wickline. Season 50 went big, weird, and occasionally brilliant. Season 51 has a tough act to follow.[EP 127]
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That Show – Season 36

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Nick Digilio
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Paul Rudd Emma Stone Bryan Cranston Jon Hamm Jeff Bridges Jane Lynch Denzel Washington Amy Poehler Justin Timberlake
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SNL Season 36 comedy sketches Paul Rudd Emma Stone Bryan Cranston Vanessa Bayer Jay Pharoah Jon Hamm Vincent Price Jeff Bridges Jane Lynch Denzel Washington Wayne and Garth Amy Poehler Justin Timberlake
Nick dives into one of the most transitional—and underrated—seasons in SNL history: Season 36. With a powerhouse host lineup that included Paul Rudd, Emma Stone, and Bryan Cranston, and the debut of future standouts like Vanessa Bayer and Jay Pharoah, this season delivered both change and consistency. Nick shares behind-the-scenes stories and revisits standout sketches, from Jon Hamm’s return to the Vincent Price Halloween Special, to Jeff Bridges pulling pranks, and a hilarious Macy’s return bit featuring Jane Lynch and an uncanny Denzel Washington impression. Plus, Wayne and Garth came back, and the season featured two all-timer monologues from Amy Poehler and Justin Timberlake. [EP 126]
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That Show – Walter Matthau Hosts

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Nick Digilio
Guests
Walter Matthau
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Saturday Night Live Walter Matthau comedy sketches behind-the-scenes stories 30 Rock John Belushi Killer Bees sketch Garrett Morris Mozart Cheeseburger guys edgy material iconic sketch
Nick revisits the only time legendary actor Walter Matthau hosted Saturday Night Live, offering behind-the-scenes stories from a wild week at 30 Rock. From writers' room pitches and cast reactions to what actually made it to air, it’s a full breakdown of a strange, memorable night. Highlights include John Belushi’s Cold Open as Fred Silverman, Matthau’s pants-dropping monologue tease, and a Killer Bees sketch filled with masturbation jokes. With no musical guest, Garrett Morris stepped up with Mozart, and the Cheeseburger guys made an appearance—alongside some edgy material that still got big laughs. Plus, learn which iconic sketch was originally written for Matthau but went to someone else. [EP 125]
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That Show – Won’t Ever Host Again #1: Shia LaBeouf

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Nick Digilio
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Shia LaBeouf Saturday Night Live SNL hosts sketch comedy magician Doug Henning Match Game Andy Samberg Indiana Jones SNL regulars behind-the-scenes stories Walgreens arrest
Nick shines a light on Shia LaBeouf’s two turns as Saturday Night Live host—both surprisingly strong, both likely his last. Packed with standout sketches and offbeat moments, the episodes featured Shia as a bizarrely delightful version of magician Doug Henning on a twisted Match Game, and as one half of a duo of underage knuckleheads scheming to score beer with Andy Samberg. There’s also a nod to Indiana Jones and a solid lineup of SNL regulars including Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, Kenan Thompson, Maya Rudolph, and Fred Armisen. Nick shares behind-the-scenes stories from the tapings and wraps things up with Shia’s wild retelling of his late-night Walgreens arrest on The Late Show with David Letterman. A look back at a talented, unpredictable host who nailed it—and probably won’t be back. [EP 124]
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That Show – Peyton Manning Hosts, & Kills

Hosts
Nick Digilio
Guests
Peyton Manning Dan Aykroyd Will Forte
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Peyton Manning SNL Bronx Beat Maya Rudolph Amy Poehler Andy Samberg Dan Aykroyd Kristin Wiig United Way spoof Will Forte
Nick takes a hilarious stroll down memory lane to the night Peyton Manning traded his helmet for a hosting gig on Saturday Night Live. From Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler dishing it out as the "Bronx Beat" ladies, to Andy Samberg’s wild take on Sanjaya and a surprise visit from Dan Aykroyd, the show was packed with standout moments. Things get especially weird (and wonderful) when Manning joins Kristin Wiig for a late-night sketch that goes completely off the rails. But the real showstoppers? That infamous United Way spoof where Manning’s tough love with a bunch of kids turns into comic gold, and Will Forte’s unforgettable dance-floor meltdown in the Locker Room sketch—one he still calls a personal favorite. With clips, commentary, and memories from both Manning and Forte, this one’s a winning highlight reel from a surprisingly game host. [EP 123]

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