Take a look back at Saturday Night Live’s 37 seasons and every cast member and host that has graced the stage of Studio 8H. From the very first episode with host George Carlin in 1975, up through its most recent episode with Mick Jagger.

“Kings of Catchphrase Comedy” didn’t make the cut on Saturday night, but found its way to the web. It’s stacking up to be the hottest comedy tour ever with all your favorite catchphrase comics: Slappy Pappy, Pat “Carry the Two” Bear, Black Joker, and more…

Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell have unleashed the follow up to their iconic “Lazy Sunday”. This Sunday is just as lazy and kicking off with some brunch and ruthless rhymes, leading up to “Sister Act” on Broadway.

Mick Jagger hosts the season finale of Saturday Night Live and calls upon Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire, and Jeff Beck to help with musical duties. You don’t get more superstar power than this, folks.

Saturday Night Live screened their 100th digital short last weekend and it was chalk full of flashbacks, from Pirate Michael Bolton to Shy Ronnie and laser cats. There may even be something about d*cks in boxes if you look close enough.

Will Ferrell brings his trademark humor and George W. Bush impression back to the SNL stage, along with musical guest Usher.

Eli Manning takes a cue from his older brother and tries his hand at hosting Saturday Night Live, along with returning musical guest Rihanna.

Jonah Hill returns to hosts Saturday Night Live with musical guest, The Shins.

Lindsay Lohan takes a break from rehab to host SNL with Jack White going solo to hold down musical duties.

SNL alum Maya Rudolph comes back to studio 8H to hosts Saturday Night Live with musical guest, Sleigh Bells.