Also, let's save you a Google: Gene Frenkle, the percussionist played by Will Ferrell, is not a real person. This one turns up on almost every list of the best SNL sketches for a reason.

For Ferrell in particular, it’s a way for him to stay connected to his roots as one of the best to ever do it on Saturday Night Live, which often calls upon even the brightest talent in their ...

We have updated it with Ferrell’s subsequent work, including You’re Cordially Invited. Will Ferrell is now 57. He’s won the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. His post-SNL movie career ...

Will Ferrell, the Barbie star, opened up about his blunder on his Saturday Night Live debut in 1995 ... stumbled over a line in Get Off the Shed skit, after successfully saying, “Hey there ...

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WireImage It’s since become one of most iconic sketches in “SNL” history. Ferrell said that the sketch is “a testament to trusting your gut, ‘let’s just try it.’” The “Elf ...

In Peacock’s “SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night” docuseries (via the New York Post), Ferrell, who wrote the “More Cowbell” sketch, opens up about how much Walken has come to resent the ...

In 2001, the infamous 'The Love-ahs' sketch on Saturday Night Live featured Will Ferrell, Rachel Dratch, Jimmy Fallon, and ...

There has been a lot to like in this landmark 50th Season of Saturday Night Live, as NBC prepares for ... unfurl on subjects ...

On the latest episode of Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast, Will Ferrell shared an unfortunate recollection from his first Saturday Night Live episode. The Step Brothers star joined ...