Name: Saturday Night Live
Genre: sketch show, stand-up comedy, humor, political satire, variety show
Cast: Fred Armisen, Dan Aykroyd, Morwenna Banks, Don Pardo, Darrell Hammond

A small pink carousel horse on a green circular platform next to a blank white card. — Original artwork

And for final jeopardy today your question is: horsies – are they pretty? Just write yes or no. Keep in mind, there is no wrong answer.

Alex Trebek

A weathered round shield rests against folded cloth with a white feather along its rim in warm dawn light. — Original artwork

Here I come to save the day!

Andy Kaufman

On a busy 1990s department-store floor, a clerk with a high bun and big round glasses in a mustard cardigan throws up both hands for calm behind a cosmetics counter as shoppers squabble around her. — Original artwork

Simma down now!

Cheri Oteri

Three young shop assistants sit on a mall food-court bench, seen from behind, the middle one reaching for the others' food. — Original artwork

Lay off me, I'm starving!

Chris Farley

A brown glove with one raised finger casts an exclamation-mark-shaped shadow on pale ground. — Original artwork

You can never have mango!

Mango

A heavy man in a plaid jacket hitches his belt and leans over a coffee table toward two teenagers on a sofa as their parents watch. — Original artwork

I am 35 years old, I am divorced, and I live in a van down by the river!

Matt Foley

A prim cartoon church lady with a grey bouffant and glasses raises a finger behind a lectern with an open book, pews and purple curtains behind. — Original artwork

Could it be... Satan?

The Church Lady

A prim grey-haired churchwoman with round glasses sits on a talk-show set with stained glass, ferns and a pipe organ, facing a guest seen from behind. — Original artwork

Well, isn't that special?

The Church Lady

Pop-art illustration of a live TV studio stage in bright pink and yellow, a man in silhouette flinging his arms wide at the centre microphone as a line of performers and a camera crane frame him. — Original artwork

Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!

The cold open's sign-off, first said by Chevy Chase in 1975, Saturday Night Live