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Who was the first host of Saturday Night Live?

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Whether you watched Bill Murray deliver a lounge version of the Star Wars theme, you were a fan of Da Bears, you partied on with Wanye and Garth, or whatever less funny stuff they do now, you have to give it to SNL in terms of just sheer longevity.

The perennial sketch show is now in its 49th season and has had over 500 guest hosts across almost 1,000 episodes. Isn't that special?

But many moons ago it was just a concept in producer Lorne Michaels' head. Who was the very first guest host on Saturday Night Live?

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Put the Star Wars movies in chronological order

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Who was the only actor from the original Top Gun NOT to vomit during their time in fighter jets?

Here’s something that will take your breath away: Flying in an F-14 Tomcat. These bad boys can reach a Mach speed of up to 2.34, or roughly 1,795 miles per hour. When Top Gun first came out in 1986, it was not the cultural powerhouse it is...

What ‘90s sitcom aired three potential series finales before a final series finale in 1996?

The 1990s were the last great golden age of TV sitcoms. Sure, you have a handful of great shows that popped up in the aughts, but then streaming came along and since about 2015 most people are still just trying to figure out what to watch (and where you can...

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