Saturday Night Live UK
Saturday Night Live UK

Saturday Night Live UK

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British incarnation of NBC's legendary late-night comedy showcase. Broadcast live each week, this UK version brings the high-wire, anything-can-happen energy that makes 'SNL' a cultural force, now reimagined through a distinctly British lens.
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