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* Creator/MollyShannon's recurring character Sally O'Malley was supposed to be 50 years old (obviously older tha Molly) and stayed that age in all her appearances - by the time Molly came back to host in 2023, she really was over 50.
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* Chance the Rapper's recurring character Lazlo Holmes is a sports commentator who ends up at sports events that he has no clue about, like a video gaming tournament. Fast forward to 2024, and real life sports commentator Stephen A Smith started getting questions about ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', leading to him gaining memetic popularity in the gaming community.
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* During the 25th anniversary special (broadcast in 1999 before the beginning of Season 25), a ''TV Funhouse'' short [[SelfDeprecation mocking]] Creator/LorneMichaels showed him, among other things, advertising some SNL merchandise. One of the products he present is the fictitious 45th anniversary special [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} VHS]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn tape]], with a future appearance of Wayne and Garth, and Music/PaulSimon as a musical guest, all of them very, very old-looking. Fast forward to 2015 and the real 40th anniversary, that included indeed a Wayne's World skit, and an aged Garth looks very similar to the animated depiction of the 25th anniversary (Wayne not so much); Music/PaulSimon don't look as decrepit as in the cartoon, but the song he sings is the same: "Still Crazy After All These Years".
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* During the 25th anniversary special (broadcast in 1999 before the beginning of Season 25), a ''TV Funhouse'' short [[SelfDeprecation mocking]] Creator/LorneMichaels showed him, among other things, advertising some SNL merchandise. One of the products he present is the fictitious 45th anniversary special [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} [[Platform/{{VCR}} VHS]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn tape]], with a future appearance of Wayne and Garth, and Music/PaulSimon as a musical guest, all of them very, very old-looking. Fast forward to 2015 and the real 40th anniversary, that included indeed a Wayne's World skit, and an aged Garth looks very similar to the animated depiction of the 25th anniversary (Wayne not so much); Music/PaulSimon don't look as decrepit as in the cartoon, but the song he sings is the same: "Still Crazy After All These Years".
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* Creator/BillHader portrayed Literature/TheCatInTheHat in one of the the sketches. Take a guess who was chosen to voice the Cat in the upcoming animated film adaptation.
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* Mom Jeans mocked in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aVxNH6iN9I sketch of the same name]] became popular with Zoomers in the late 2010's-2020's
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* Creator/DakotaJohnson hosted an episode to promote the then-upcoming ''Film/MadameWeb2024'', including a sketch in which she and the Please Don't Destroy team engage in (playful) SnarkToSnarkCombat. This includes Dakota making fun of the low Rotten Tomatoes critics' score of ''Film/PleaseDontDestroyTheTreasureOfFoggyMountain''. When ''Madame Web'' released, however, it got a ''much'' lower score, giving the PDD guys one more piece of ammo to use against Dakota.
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* ''Weekend Update'' covered the story about Scott Adams' racist comments by saying that the newspapers were replacing ''Dilbert'' with nothing but ''Peanuts'' strips giving focus to their TokenMinority Franklin. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go--Gzu_qGg Turns out he's getting his own animated special!]]
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* The American Girl Doll Movie sketch which featured host Creator/AnaDeArmas will [[https://ew.com/american-girl-live-action-movie-mattel-not-snl-sketch-8415727 become an actual movie!]]
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* The first episode after 9/11 has your typical ''Celebrity Jeopardy'' skit, with host Reese Witherspoon playing the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} certifiably nuts]] Anne Heche; she doesn't respond to Alex Trebek (Will Ferrell) informing her that it's her board, until he calls her "Celestia"; fast-forward about 9-10 years, and that name is [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic definitely recognizable]].
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring action figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring action figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} Franchise/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring [[ToyCommercial action figures]] figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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** The above sketch was about using technology to recreate the performances of artistes long gone, which is slowly becoming a reality due to the advent of AI generated content.
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