Name: Top 26 Funniest SNL Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2025)
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And today we're taking a look at the best SNL sketch of each year since the start of the new millennium.

By the time you read this, give me what you say.

I'll be honest, fellas, it was sounding great, but I could have used a little more cowbell.

Really explore the studio space this time.

We're gonna take a wild guess and assume that you've heard of this one.

One of the most legendary SNL sketches of all time.

Moore Cowbell, formerly known as Recording Session before it achieved cult status, documents the fictionalized story of how Blue Oyster Cults Don't Fear the Reaper came about.

Specifically, the sketch highlights fictional band member Jean Frankel's contribution to the his overzealous cowbell playing, much to the chagrin of Frankel's bandmates.

Eccentric producer Bruce Dickinson, played by episode host Christopher Walken, only seems to want more and more.

A showcase for Will Ferrell's brand of all out physical comedy.

We challenge you not to break out into laughter alongside the easily amused Jimmy Fallon babies.

Before we're done here, y' all be wearing gold plated diapers.

Yeah, we also carry Hoodie and the Blowfish albums.

Shall I wrap one up with a backwards baseball cap on the tape of the Cheers finale?

Oh, you can try them on in that time machine over there.

Speaking of Jimmy Fallon, the future late night talk show mainstay was no stranger to corpsing during his six year tenure on snl.

So while you may be used to the sight of that familiar grin popping up, you know a sketch has potential when Fallon appears poised to break in a sketch's opening seconds.

Such was the case with the first Jeffries, which parodied the snooty haute couture culture of this real life upscale clothing boutique.

Hi, I'm looking for a sweater for my boyfriend.

Well, if you wanted to match your outfit, I suggest you try a Hallmark store.

That way you can pick up that Hang in there poster you've been dying to get.

Nice one Air5 although it recurred a few more times, it was never better than in this first outing.

Host and Will and Grace star Sean Hayes was perfectly suited to this roast fest, delivering the character's insults with the perfect amount of ridiculous venom.

How fast can you have your bags packed for Milan?

I've got my Jack Payne bag packed already.

2002 Kotex Classic introducing Kotex Classic this is the original.

SNL fans have a lot to thank Tina Fey for.

Among them is this hilariously subversive sketch from the show's 27th season.

A shining example of Fey's talent for injecting gleefully absurd social commentary into her work, this faux commercial finds the women of the SNL cast engaging with a very particular kind of a throwback trend.

It seemed to be an excellent parody of nostalgia based marketing, while also being a little shocking and silly.

Fey faced an uphill battle attempting to get the sketch on air, citing SNL's predominantly male writing staff.

Eventually, Fey and co writer Paula Pell were able to sell the idea, which paid off by producing one of the show's sharpest pieces of satire.

Kotex Classic Kotex Classic the Next Big Thing 2003 Colonel Angus Comes Home could it really be Colonel Angus?

We haven't seen Colonel Angus around these parts for years.

Are you ladies out here talking about Colonel Angus?

At first glance, this Gone with the Wind esque segment might not appear to have any notable punchlines at all.

Then, a few years later, once you've entered adulthood, you'll finally be able to appreciate this subtly filthy sketch.

I don't know why people make such a big fuss over Colonel Angus.

I myself never much cared for Colonel Angus.

Oscar winner Christopher Walken, whom we hope you'll remember from Moore Cowbell and also his many film roles, plays the titular role, a Confederate soldier whose appearance at a 19th century plantation is eagerly anticipated by some and met with hesitancy by others.

Annabelle, I fear my visit is an inconvenience.

We're always happy to see your shining face.

While we can't tell you exactly what the sketch's wordplay hinges on, chances are you'll be able to pick it up pretty quickly.

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