Will Ferrell Reflects on SNL as It Marks 50 Years of Comedy

The actor recalls his seven seasons on the show as both challenging and rewarding, celebrating its lasting impact on American comedy.

Will Ferrell described his time on 'Saturday Night Live' from 1995 to 2002 as the 'hardest but most fun job' of his career.
Ferrell highlighted the show's ability to capture cultural moments and credited creator Lorne Michaels for its enduring success over five decades.
He shared fond memories of iconic sketches like 'More Cowbell' and 'Spartan Cheerleaders,' as well as his celebrity impressions of figures like George W. Bush and Alex Trebek.
Reflecting on SNL's 50th season, Ferrell praised the show’s legacy in defining American comedy but expressed relief at not having to plan its anniversary celebrations.
Former castmate Ana Gasteyer recounted a humorous prank Ferrell played on Sean 'P Diddy' Combs during the rapper's guest appearance on the show.