What's your favorite SNL sketch (or sketch series) theme song?

[Shrubhater]

My favorite is the theme to The Barry Gibb Talk Show. Aah, Aah,
haaaa!:party:

[Chovexani]

1. The Goth Talk theme song

It's Bauhaus, fer cryin' out loud!

Bela Lugosi's dead...

[aden_nak]

Does "Don't Fear The Reaper" count?

Gotta have more cowbell, baby.

[Shrubhater]

5. Never heard of that.

[truthbetold]

7. Best EVER.

I got a FEVAH!

[Shell Beau]

13. Will Farrell!

It was all about the bell.

[Guy Fawkes]

2. ambiguously gay duo

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

6. Self delete

damn original post changed.

[Shell Beau]

10. That skit is hysterical.

[6000eliot]

21. I love them too

I especially like it when the villians discuss their sexuality.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

3. Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

[indepat]

4. Schwettie (?) balls

[Shell Beau]

9. That one was hilarious!!

My favorites are always when the cast can't stop from laughing. It cracks me up. On one of the "Debbie Downer" skits, Jimmy Fallon and Rachel Dratch couldn't keep straight faces and it made the skit funny. Also when Jimmy Fallon and Horatio Sanz would get together, Jimmy Fallon could never keep a straight face.

I also loved Chris Farley's "In a van down by the river". Such a sad loss of life.

I also used to love Dana Carvey's skits. He was funny. He did one that involved him singing about chopping broccoli. Funny!!

There are way too many to name. Eddie Murphy was funny on there. Velvet Jones "How to be a Ho" and Getting in the Hot tub, I could go on and on really!

[indepat]

11. Isn't it special there are so many unforgettable skits?

[Shell Beau]

14. I forgot about the Church lady!! Damn, that is one of my faves!

[Debbi801]

16. Another for Schwettie Balls. I think it was called Delicious Dish

Good Times.

:-)

[Shrubhater]

18. It's spelled Shwetty(sp?) Well, at least I know it ends in a y.

[Moochy]

8. Astronaut Jones (theme song)

"Rocket
I'm taking a rocket.
I'm packing my suitcase
Hey, look out, Moon!

Yeah, a rocket
into outer space.
Goodbye, human race
I'll be there soon.

Blast off!
For fun and adventure.
There's a fair adventure
collecting stones.

Yeah, it's my way
on the ol' space highway.
That's why they all say
"There goes Astronaut Jones!"

Hey!"

http://www.tracymorgan.net/astronaut-jones.html

[GOPEC]

12. Jeopardy, but...

I always look forward to Amy Poehler & Horatio Sanz as Caitlin and her step father Rick.

[AlCzervik]

15. this is an old one but still one of my favorites

i actually remember seeing it live on tv.
http://accordionguy.blogware.com/_attachments/596563/Saturday%20Night%20Live%20Star%20Wars.mp3

[Bok_Tukalo]

17. I like this sketch

Charles Kuralt: Well, it seems that's all the time we have this Sunday morning. It has come time for us to part, you and I, for I am retiring from CBS News. I have been "On the Road" now for thirty-seven years, and I will miss it. I will miss it ... much. I will miss the thunder of the big diesels as they roar by me. I will miss the inviting windows of well-stocked general stores reflected in the rear-view mirror. I will miss the sight of young cottonwoods and and old rattlesnake nests, of winds that blow, and rivers that flow. But, mostly, I will miss the sex.

For that is what brought me to the road in the first place, so many years ago: the promise of sex with a string of anonymous partners across this great land. And, oh, how that promise has been fulfilled.

There was Thelma Ober, a frail old woman of seventy-five, whose pumpkin pies have been well-known to the residents of Cornwall, North Dakota for years. Every afternoon, Thelma leaves her house and strolls gallantly toward town. And wherever Thelma goes, the birds of Cornwall follow. Miss Thelma Ober is known as "The Bird Lady." And I had sex with her.

I remember Sarah Little, who lived at the end of a long dirt road in the piney woods of Arkansas and is the best friend a dog ever had. She owns over four hundred and fifty of them. Oh, and just one more thing: Sara Little is the town dog catcher. And, oh, one more thing: I had sex with her.

And I will not soon forget Old Ned Harrigan from Muncklin, Maine, the proud possessor of a ball of twine, sixty-seven feet around. If he ever unrolled it, it would stretch from Muncklin, Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. But, of course, Ned didn't want to unroll it, he wanted me to have sex with his wife. And so I did. And, wouldn't you know it, Old Ned watched. And I think he learned something -- as did we all that balmy August Muncklin night.

Yes, there were hundreds and thousands more. None of them were very attractive, I suppose. Even by backwoods standards. But I couldn't care less. What's done is done.

Anyway, those days are passed now. I will retire tomorrow and busy myself with more solitary diversions. Perhaps you'll find me knee-deep in a bending piece of water known as the Madison River, trying to fool a trout with a bit of floating feather. Or maybe I'll be practicing something called "autoerotic asphyxiation," a curious diversion Eric Sevareid introduced me to ... and I've grown quite fond of.

And so, tiddly-widdly toodle-loo. All I want is to stay with you, but here I go. Good-bye.

[Chovexani]

19. Oh and don't forget Schmidt's Gay

Best commercial parody ever.

[Dave Reynolds]

20. Toonces,

the driving cat,
the cat who could drive a car.

He drives around,
all over the town,
He's Toonces the driving cat!

[Shrubhater]

22. Never saw those sketches.