Bill Hader his favorite SNL Sketch he did #comedy #funny #snl

Bill Hader his favorite SNL Sketch he did

[rileyxsko]

Hader as the sadistic game show host is always great.

[kickitlikekirra]

Even better when Norman gets brought back out for another round, and Paul Rudd's character has since forgotten the door man's name 😂

[exploderwrestlingpodcast]

"Why do you do this?"

"In a word: chaos"

[sandythemaster]

The one with John Mulaney is even better.
"Interesting that you apologized to HIM instead of HER." Hader's delivery of the character is 💯

[TripleXMango]

The best part is when John Mulaney is asked the name of his best friends long term girlfriend

[mikedoherty]

"Why are you doing this?"

"In a word...*Chaos*"

[unsold_guest]

The best part was near the end they bring out Norman again 😂

[SupremeOverlordR]

Bill haders old timey voice is really good.

[Afrimusican]

One of the best ever is "Meet your second wife" with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. I remember wheezing so hard the first time I watched it😂

[eeriened]

“I SAID Mara!”. “Yeah, but you didn’t know it.”😂

[TheTurkaderr]

Hader will always be in my top five of favorite male SNL actors if not my favorite, he never played a bad role! I had the biggest crush on him especially when he played Stefon

[megiab]

That was a really good sketch. Hilarious, but also a bit of social commentary. perfection.

[Kingbimmy]

Hader is one of the SNL greats now. He’s just so unbelievably, naturally, and perfectly funny. Best voices, incredible faces he makes, he really *becomes* whatever insane character he’s playing, and you can tell he loves doing most of the roles he does. I’m sure there’s been at least a couple where he may have not loved the character, but he put in the work anyway. That’s what makes him so fantastic.
I could not stop getting giddy when he was in It Part Two. And when he was in despair, I was in despair. He’s an astonishing comedian, but he’s just as good at acting in more serious moments like that 🥺❤️🫶🏻

[kitskivich]

Keenan's delivery always made it even funnier.

[sakitoby]

Hader is a legend. SNL needs him back.

[jeffmansfield]

One of the best sketches ever. It’s hilarious because it’s true to our natures, and is excellent social commentary about how we view those “beneath us”.

[nyxqogb]

This is a great example of how our memory of things tends to exaggerate the details the more and more we tell the story from memory.

[spencergsmith]

That was definitely his best game show host sketches, and one of his best in general (along with Herb Welch and the veteran with PTSD in muppet class).

[ytuser_]

Bill Hader is one of the best SNL actors

[bionicRod]

Norman the Doorman!

Man I would have failed this so hard in college. You sit next to a person for a whole semester, goof off, talk, and then realize you don't know their name and it's too late to ask. Gotta ride it out to the end of the semester and then you never see them again.