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It's hard to imagine a time when Saturday Night Live wasn't on our screens and making us laugh. The show is turning 47 this year, and its popularity is as high as ever. There have been some incredible casts, outstanding performances and too many hilarious moments to mention. Although the show has had its share of ups and downs over the years, every season provides a few sketches or characters that we can laugh at countless times. But besides being a dedicated viewer, how much do you really know about the show? Find out and test your knowledge with this Saturday Night Live Quiz!
What product is still considered to be one of the best commercial parodies ever done on the show?
What does Burt Reynolds change his name to during one of the Jeopardy sketches?
Which of these artists used the F-word during their performance and got away with it?
Who ripped up a picture of Pope John Paul II during their musical performance on the show?
Who was responsible for the infamous lip-syncing performance back in 2004?
What was The Lonely Island comedy troupe's first hit on the show called?
In a spoof of the song "Ebony and Ivory", Eddie Murphy played Stevie Wonder and who played Frank Sinatra?
Who has stated the line "Live from New York, it's Saturday night!" the most?
The late great Chris Farley played what motivational speaker?
Who was the first cast member to perform the "Weekend Update" sketch?
Who is the only cast member from Friends to never host the show?
Who has been said to have been the worst host to ever be on SNL?
What element was added during SNL's first season but was later dropped?
What famous comedian and writer quit SNL only to come back two days later and act like nothing happened?
Who has hosted SNL the most number of times?
What were the names of the cheerleaders that were a part of a reoccurring sketch in the 90s?
Who were Hanz and Franz?
Who sang a song during the opening of the first episode after the 9/11 attacks to honor the heroic NYC public officials?
During a skit involving the band Hanson, how many hours did they have to listen to their song "MMMBop" while trapped in an elevator?
How much money did show producer Lorne Michaels offer The Beatles to re-unite on the show and play three songs?
Who introduced us to the sad and depressing character known as Debbie Downer?
Darrell Hammond was known for his hilarious Bill Clinton impression, but who else portrayed the president on the show before him?
Which cast member was a part of a surreal sketch that saw them staring at the gravestones of past members and saying, "I'm the last one left"?
Which of these four actors have never hosted or appeared on SNL?
