Rod took some time to reflect on Saturday Night Live.

SNL has been a constant presence in my life. It predates my birth by five years, and my earliest memories revolve around wanting to watch it. I practically counted down the days until I was old enough to stay up late on Saturdays.

Between VH1 reruns of classic episodes, videotapes of commercial parodies, and the "Best Of" compilations featuring Belushi and Murphy, SNL felt like this exclusive club I desperately wanted to join. And that's precisely what it is – a cool club.

It's been on the air for 50 years; some call it an institution, but institutions can be stuffy. Think of *60 Minutes* – it's an institution, but I never yearned to watch it. *60 Minutes* never defined "cool" for me. *60 Minutes* never had me repeating catchphrases to my parents and friends. SNL, on the other hand, has always been there, and I'm amazed by its longevity. I hope it continues for years to come. I love that it captures a cultural moment, from the A-list hosts to the up-and-coming musical guests. I love the unpredictability of the performances; some are great, some less so. And sketch comedy isn't supposed to be perfect; it's either hit or miss.

So, I've never bought into the "SNL is dead" narrative. It's essentially the same as it was in 1975, and that's something to celebrate.

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The Mr. and Mrs. Morgan You Know are back with friends Chris and Cowboy Derek to unwrap the worlds of Taylor Sheridan. The foursome dig deep into story and character development of one of the hottest Hollywood writers/actors/producers around.

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Our latest show is up and ready to go. Join us for some NFL, NBA and WWE banter!

The boys are backing talking ND (before the win!), NFL Playoffs and Ryan Day's hair color? NBA and WWE follow, as always.

We go old school for episode 200! Jimmy and Rod play a little prediction games "yeah" ,"what?" or "no chance in hell."

Rod, Williams and Jimmy talk about Notre Dame's huge win, NFL Week 18 Picks and the NBA Fast Break.

The 2025 Award Show is here. Jimmy, Rod and Chris give all their top picks for 2024

Tag Team of the Year

PLE of the Year

Match of the Year

Faction of the year

Most underrated of the Year

Most overrated of the Year

Dominic Mysterio Level Heat

Rivalry of the Year

Heel of the Year

Face of the Year

Best “newcomer”

Spot/Move of the Year

Best Vignette of the Year

Biggest News of the Year

Workhorse of the Year

Male Wrestler of the Year

Female Wrestler of the Year

Wrestler of the Year (MVP)

In the latest episode of Balls & Brew, Rod starts by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and thanks listeners for joining the post-Christmas live broadcast. The episode covers a variety of topics including the first ever college footall playoff game; Williams' picks for Week 17, the NBA Fastbreak and more.

Chris highlights his improvement in their weekly sports predictions, closing the gap on Jimmy. Jimmy, on the other hand, laments his struggles with his team's performance, particularly pointing out the Texans and the Browns' quarterback situation.