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14. This one stuck for sure. 'Black Jeopardy with Tom Hanks'

Airdate: Oct. 22, 2016

Hanks is one of the best hosts “SNL” has ever had, and amid the heated 2016 election, his appearance was like a balm to the country (in fact, this is the second sketch from that episode to make this list). The humor here comes from the contrast of form and function, the hard rap music to the innocuous lyrics, and Samberg and co.

Read allSteve Martin hosts this 1991 Christmas episode, which includes selected sketches such as "The Tonight Song," commercial parody "Schmitts Gay," "Grandma Pugga," and "The Doormen." For clearances reasons, episodes have been edited from their original version.Steve Martin hosts this 1991 Christmas episode, which includes selected sketches such as "The Tonight Song," commercial parody "Schmitts Gay," "Grandma Pugga," and "The Doormen." For clearances reasons, episodes have been edited from their original version.

'SNL' turns 50: We rank the 50 best sketches of all time

Nobody is going to agree on what the best "Saturday Night Live" sketch is.

There are just too many to choose from.

“Cheeburger” quickly became an “SNL” catchphrase, and the Olympia Restaurant quickly became beloved in our hearts, if not our stomachs. 'Chippendales Audition'

Airdate: Oct. 27 1990

This infamous sketch, about two men auditioning to be male exotic dancers at Chippendales, isn’t funny because host Patrick Swayze is tall, fit and conventionally attractive and Chris Farley has a bigger body.

'Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer'

Airdate: Nov. 23, 1991

Phil Hartman, one of the best cast members “SNL” ever had, never got a better showcase than this ridiculous but biting sketch from the early 1990s. What was so key to all three sketches was that the women were never the butt of the joke, but it was how society treats them and expects them to act.

16. This is definitely one of those times. The sketch is full of knowing in-jokes and broad gags alike − Belushi’s Hulk smelling up the bathroom for one − and uses the large and talented cast to its advantage.

39. 'Election Night'

Airdate: Nov. 12, 2016

In November of 2016, a large part of the country was shell-shocked by the presidential election results, in which Donald Trump beat the heavily favored Hillary Clinton.

'Matt Foley: Van Down by the River'

Airdate: May 5, 1993

You will laugh at this sketch because Farley as motivational speaker Matt Foley will make you laugh if he has to move in with you to do so. It may not be directly about the 2020 election or the pandemic, but it best captured the mood of that strange year.

"And it was just such a stupid, embarrassing way to sell beer. That's it. In an interview with The Ringer, Smigel explained the inspiration behind the beer ad.

"There were so many commercials at that time that were populated by bros," Smigel said. First, he popularized Buckwheat, a beloved and popular character.

You need to craft jokes that are dumb and funny without making them so dumb they are totally without humor.

'Bass-O-Matic'

Airdate: April 17, 1976

He puts a bass in the blender, and it’s terrific bass. The absolute dedication that host Dwayne Johnson has to the horrific things his character says is what takes it from a funny concept to an all-time sketch. Over the series' 50 years on the air, there have been thousands of short comedic bits, everything from the very first, in which John Belushi talks about wolverines, to recent TikTok parodies that creator Lorne Michaels couldn't have dreamed of when the show debuted in 1975.

Of course, over its half-century, some sketches have risen to the top ahead of ho-hum, mediocre and downright bad bits from NBC's Studio 8H.

'Dysfunctional Family Dinner'

Airdate: Jan. 17, 1998

During his era, so many Will Ferrell sketches relied on the actor’s ability to lose his cool in the most hilarious way possible, from “Evil Boss” to the famous “More Cowbell” sketch (more on that later).