Saturday Night Live used the word flurge in a skit that had two first ladies in it. Saturday Night Live never explained its meaning. The word Flurge is not in the dictionary.
She used to be on Saturday Night Live and now she is on 30 Rock.
"Farfignugan" is a made-up word that gained popularity from its use on the television show "Saturday Night Live." It doesn't have a specific meaning and is often used as a nonsense term or placeholder.
The meaning of the word Saturday is the day of the week that comes after Friday and is followed by Sunday. Saturday is used as an adverb in sentences.
It's Frank Stallone's "Far From Over," film music used in Stayin' Alive, the follow-up to Saturday Night Fever, both with John Travolta.
That would be Jimmy Fallon. He used to be in Saturday Night Live.
It is not live on TV. they record it earlier in the day. they used to play it live but they made too many mistakes and said too many bad words so they played it later in the day when they cut out the mistakes and bad words. But they still call it Saturday Night Live. P.s: Even when broadcasts are "live", there is a 3-second delay to allow for the censor's "cut".
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) by Green Day
the main contributors in swing jazz was a man called Glen Miller back in the day people used to live for Saturday night where they would dance to this song.
It is considered funny by some people, but others believe it used to be better than it is now. Like any comedy program, Saturday Night Live has gone through years when the critics and fans found it disappointing-- this was especially true when big stars like Eddie Murphy left the series. Also, with any comedy show, some skits are better than others, even during the best of seasons.
No. The word Saturday is a proper noun, referring to a calendar day. When used with a noun, it means "on Saturday." *The plural form Saturdays may be considered an adverb when used with a verb meaning to happen or occur on Saturdays.
The medical term for "at night" is "nocturnal." This term is often used to describe animals or organisms that are active during the night.