Lorne Michaels
Director
Saturday Night Live (1975)
Season 25
The 25th season started on September 25, 1999 and ended on May 20, 2000 with 20 regular episodes plus a 25th Anniversary Special. The special looked back at the series' highlights during its first quarter-century. The entire cast from last season returned for another year. Jimmy Fallon, Chris Parnell and Horatio Sanz were all promoted to repertory status, with the cast otherwise unchanged at the start of the season. As the season progressed, the show added two new cast members. Rachel Dratch, recruited from Chicago's The Second City, where she was head writer Tina Fey's comedy partner, joined the show in the episode hosted by Norm Macdonald. Towards the end of the season, Maya Rudolph of The Groundlings joined the show, starting with the episode hosted by John Goodman.
Released Oct. 11, 1975
Episode 67 min
14+
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Production Companies: Broadway Video, NBC Studios, Universal Television, SNL Studios, NBC Universal Television
Network: NBC
Country: United States
Languages:
English
S25E1 - Jerry Seinfeld/David Bowie
Sketches include ""Ross Perot,"" ""Morning Latte,"" ""Mary Katherine Gallagher,"" ""Action 8 News Watch,"" ""Oz,"" and ""Alive or Dead?""
Oct. 2, 1999, midnight
S25E2 - Heather Graham/Marc Anthony
Sketches include ""Al Gore and George W. Bush,"" ""The Zimmermans,"" ""The Ladies' Man,"" ""Hans and Franz,"" ""VH1 Net Aid,"" ""Dog Show, and ""Blair Witch Parody.""
Oct. 16, 1999, midnight
S25E3 - Norm MacDonald/Dr. Dre
Sketches include ""Rudy Giuliani,"" ""Martha Stewart Living,"" ""Yankees History,"" ""Celebrity Jeopardy,"" ""NBC Crosstalk,"" ""Larry King,"" ""Michael Jaxon,"" and ""Inside the Actor's Studio.""
Oct. 23, 1999, midnight
S25E4 - Dylan McDermott/Foo Fighters
Sketches include ""The Practice,"" ""The Jim Gray Show,"" ""Early Show,"" ""The Culps,"" ""Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?,"" ""Mango,"" ""Colette Reardon,"" ""State Lotto Drawing,"" and ""Disbelieving Mom.""
Nov. 6, 1999, midnight
S25E5 - Garth Brooks
Sketches include ""Gun Convention,"" ""James Bond,"" ""Hickory Farms Audio Visual Project,"" ""Tracy Morgan and Garth Brooks,"" ""Warner Lambert/America Home Products Merger,"" ""Express Flowers,"" ""Mango,"" ""Devil Can't Wrte No Love Songs,"" ""Simma Da Na,"" and ""WXLU News.""
Nov. 13, 1999, midnight
8.0
S25E6 - Jennifer Aniston/Sting
Sketches include ""Who Wants to be the President?,"" ""Pretty Living,"" ""Nick Burns,"" ""Mr. Peepers,"" ""Pokémon Parents,"" and ""Roberta.""
Nov. 20, 1999, midnight
S25E7 - Christina Ricci/Beck
Sketches include ""Bill Clinton,"" ""Spartan Cheerleaders,"" ""So This is Channukah,"" ""Who Wants to Eat?,"" ""Taxi Cab Confessions,"" ""Goth Talk,"" ""Sally Jesse Raphael,"" and ""Tribute to Madeline Kahn.""
Dec. 4, 1999, midnight
S25E8 - Danny DeVito/R.E.M.
Sketches include ""Tom Brokaw and Arnold Schwarzenegger,"" ""Delicious Dish,"" ""Mango,"" ""Boston Teens,"" ""The Ladies' Man,"" ""Rockette's Auditions,"" and ""Not My Baby!""
Dec. 11, 1999, midnight
S25E9 - Jamie Foxx/Blink 182
Live from New York, it's...Darrell Hammond
Sketches include: Hillary's Departure, Hamburger Helper Anti-Bacterial, Puff Daddy and J.Lo in Therapy, The Prisoners, A Message From John Goodman, Nick Burns, Backstage SNL: Tracy Morgan and Jamie Foxx, Showtime At The Apollo, Stereotypically Jeffrey, and A Martin Luther King, Jr. Moment
Blink-182 performs: All The Small Things and What's My Age Again?
Jan. 8, 2000, midnight
S25E10 - Freddie Prinze Jr./Macy Gray
Live from New York, it's...a singing Chris Kattan
Sketches include: NBC Special Report: Elian Gonzales, Colonel Belmont's Old-Fashioned Horse Glue, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, Boy Band Blowout 2000, Monica Lewinsky for Jenny Craig, Ugly Models, The Bad Doctor, The Sopranos, Charlie Rose, The Giffords, and Flacko And Teddy's World of Martin Luther King Day Trees
Macy Gray performs: I Try and Why Didn't You Call Me
Jan. 15, 2000, midnight
S25E11 - Alan Cumming/Jennifer Lopez
Live From New York, it's...Chris Parnell!
Sketches include: ""Breakfast in New Hampshire,"" ""Uncle Jemima's Down Home Mash Liquor,"" ""VH-1's Fried Chicken Fields Forever,"" ""The Culps,"" ""Dog Show,"" ""The Heat Is On"" (film), ""Siegfried and Roy,"" and ""Hello Dolly!.""
Jennifer Lopez performed ""Waiting For Tonight"" and ""Feelin' So Good.""
Feb. 5, 2000, midnight
S25E12 - Julianna Margulies/DMX
Sketches include ""Bill and Hillary Clinton,"" ""Regurgitating Family,"" ""E! News Daily,"" ""Simma Da Na,"" ""Crocodile Hunter,"" ""Erectile Dysfunction/Tootsie Roll Add,"" ""Jessica Simpson,"" and ""Bloder Brothers.""
Feb. 12, 2000, midnight
S25E13 - Ben Affleck/Fiona Apple
Sketches include ""Peanuts,"" ""Mango,"" ""Party,"" ""Frett's Film Forum,"" ""Fanatic,"" ""The Zimmermans,"" ""Cop Training,"" and ""Who Wants to Be Groped by an $11,000-aire?""
Feb. 19, 2000, midnight
S25E14 - Joshua Jackson/N*Sync
Sketches include ""Tom Brokaw, Bernard Shaw, and Ted Koppel,"" ""Replacing Kathie Lee Gifford,"" ""Wedding Singers,"" ""7 Degrees Celcius,"" ""Frat Boys,"" ""Book Discussion,"" ""Colette Reardon,"" and ""Threesome.""
March 11, 2000, midnight
S25E15 - The Rock/AC/DC
Live From New York, it's...Vince McMahon
Sketches include ""Backstage SNL: Vince McMahon Warns the Wrestlers,"" ""The Ladies' Man,"" ""Mr. Peepers' Father,"" ""Morning Latte,"" ""Nicotrel/WWF Wrestlers Beat Up Chris Parnell,"" ""The Goombahs,"" ""Today's Lady"", and ""Colonel Belmont's Horse Glue""
AC/DC performs ""Stiff Upper Lip"" and ""You Shook Me (All Night Long).""
March 18, 2000, midnight
S25E16 - Christopher Walken/Christina Aguilera
Live from New York, it's...Dana Carvey (as George Bush, Sr.)
Sketches include ""George Bush and Son,"" ""Behind the Music: Blue Oyster Cult,"" ""Elian Gonzalez Musical,"" ""The Continental,"" ""Thanks, Viagra,"" ""Jenny Jones,"" ""The Census Taker,"" and ""Miss Greenwood Hills Beauty Pageant.""
Christina Aguilera performs: ""I Turn To You"", ""At Last"", and ""What A Girl Wants"".
April 8, 2000, midnight
S25E17 - Tobey Maguire/Sisqo
Live From New York, it's...Tobey Maguire
Sketches include ""Bedtime At SNL,"" ""Celebrity Jeopardy,"" ""Nadeen At Burger Castle,"" ""Inside the Actor's Studio,"" ""The Atteburys' Tennis Lesson,"" ""Stavenhagen's Pawn Shop,"" ""Raspberry Soda and Porn Magazines"", ""The Flexible Yoga Student"", and ""West Link""
Sisqo performs: ""The Thong Song""
NBC and syndicated reruns replace Sisqo's performance with a dress rehearsal because in the live show version, Sisqo's microphone went dead.
April 18, 2000, midnight
S25E18 - John Goodman/Neil Young
Live From New York, it's...Darrell Hammond
Sketches include ""Who Want to Be a Millionaire?/Time Warner Attacks Disney,"" ""Platinum Mach 14,"" ""Wanna Be a VJ-3,"" ""Adele The Sleazy Office Flirt,"" ""TV Funhouse: The Life of an SNL Catchphrase,"" ""Christopher Lowell Show,"" ""Rock 'N Roll Heaven,"" and ""Bloder Brothers Get Arrested.""
Neil Young performs: ""Razor Love"" and ""Silver and Gold""
May 6, 2000, midnight
S25E19 - Britney Spears
Live From New York, it's...Ana Gasteyer
Sketches include: ""A Message From Giuliani"", ""Gap Fat"", ""Morning Latte"", ""Boston Teens' Field Trip"", ""TV Funhouse: The Ambiguously Gay Duo"", ""Clinton Scandal Commemorative Plates"", ""Homeless Woodrow Meets Britney Spears"", ""The DeMarco Brothers"", ""DeAndra Wells' Comeback Tour"", and ""Uncle Jemima's Mash Liquor""
The host/musical guest sings: ""Oops...I Did It Again"" and ""Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know""
May 13, 2000, midnight
S25E20 - Jackie Chan/Kid Rock
Live From New York, it's...Florence Henderson, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Gina Gershon, and Tim Meadows
Sketches include: ""The Ladies' Man Dating Game"", ""Nick Burns"", ""The Culps"", ""TV Funhouse: Fun With Some Real Audio--Madonna's Video Shoot"", ""The Zimmermans At The Golf Course"", ""Digging To The Center of the Earth"", ""Calgon"", and ""Legends In Concert""
Kid Rock performs: American Bad-Ass and Only God Knows Why
The NBC rerun replaces the ""Zimmermans At The Golf Course"" sketch with an SNL mini-film by Adam McKay called ""The Procedure"" starring Willem Dafoe and Andy Richter.
May 20, 2000, midnight
Network: NBC
Episode Runtime: 67 min.
Season Runtime: 66933 min.
Released: Oct. 11, 1975
Last Air Date: Dec. 20, 2025, midnight
Next Air Date: Jan. 17, 2026, midnight
Status: Returning Series
Certification: TV-14
Common sense age: 14+
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