Perhaps they saw this one coming. The Nashville Predators had a good sense of humor after being mocked on “Saturday Night Live” for the unfortunate naming of their recent community outreach campaign,

These SNL sketches may still be funny — or may not be, depending on your taste — but there's almost no chances the current Saturday Night Live would attempt them.

The sketch was a trailer for an imagined forthcoming Netflix true-crime docuseries called Gone Without a Trace, which tracked three men rattled by their wives’ sudden disappearance. This week’s host,

Saturday Night Live” ripped Zohran Mamdani for making empty promises — and mocked his appeals to white guilt in a blistering parody of the New York mayor’s race. Mocking the

Miles Teller served as host and Brandi Carlile was the musical guest during the Nov. 1 episode of 'Saturday Night Live.' Here, see the best, worst and most oops moments in our roundup of the highs, lows and yikes of the latest episode of 'SNL.

In the latter half of SNL archives, “Close Encounters,” is indisputably top tier material. From it being one of McKinnon's favorite sketches from the start to Ryan Gosling continuously losing it during the skit, it’s proved time and again just what a contender it proves to be. And regardless of the timetable–check out her goodbye:

But according to Amy Poehler, only one was so bad that it literally put its host to sleep. While reuniting with fellow SNL alum Kate McKinnon, Poehler delved into the subject of sketches that just don't work — and without naming names,

SNL moments where the funniest people on TV couldn’t even keep it together. You’ll see why some sketches became legends — not for perfection, but for the beautiful disaster that made audiences and cast members lose control.