Amy Poehler says comedy has an expiration date and therefore all "SNL" actors have done problematic sketches over the years.

Amy Poehler addressed SNL's 50th anniversary segment on problematic sketches, admitting to inappropriate character portrayals and emphasized the need to learn from mistakes.

TV Amy Poehler Calls Out Problematic 'SNL' Sketches of the Past: 'We All Played People That We Should Not Have' “Everything has an expiration date,” Poehler said of how comedy evolves.

Amy Poehler is addressing how comedic sketches and characters on “Saturday Night Live” have aged since she starred on the show.

Forte said that Will Ferrell made the impression "such his own thing," which made it impossible to match Forte said they ought to have retired the impression after Ferrell left the show If you ...

Poehler said that every comedian who has appeared on "SNL" over the years has "played people that we should not have played" and "the part about getting older and being in comedy is you have to ...

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'Saturday Night Live' star Chloe Fineman, director Liz Patrick, hair and wig designer Jodi Mancuso, and makeup designer Louie Zakarian talk Season 50.

They weren’t trying to seek out LGBTQ people back then. …It’s taken a long time, but the SNL machine has kind of changed or shifted, and I know that there are people that have come out since.

Nier series creator Yoko Taro has lamented that there's not as many "weirdos" making games as there used to be. It's a bit safe to say that Yoko Taro is a bit of a weird one, as the Drakengard and ...

Amy Poehler reflected on some of the past controversial sketches on SNL, admitting, ‘we all played people that we should not have played.’ ...