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• E-SITE OF THE MONTH Review
  May 1998
  
  From Chevy Case to Mike Myers you will find tons of infromation on "SNL" casts of yesterday and today on this comprehensive guide to NBC's "Saturday Night Live." This site features pictures, bios, audio clips, and much more.  You'll also finds some fun facts and funny stories on your favorite stars.

• PLANET WILL Review
  April 8, 1998
  
  A Randy Graves Website Award Winner: One of "the COOLEST -- you don't even KNOW!!"
  
  By Randy Graves
  
  Dude, this site is so full of stuff, you'll probably never see it all. It's got more "SNL" links than anybody else, it's got the biggest FAQ section on the 'net, and it's got all the latest news and rumors about "SNL." The thing that tripped me out, though, is that it's all run by a 14 year-old kid. Go spend a few hours there. Tell 'em Randy sent ya' -- OW!

• WEB GUIDE MAGAZINE Review
  March / April 1998
  
  The more things change the more they stay the same. From Belushi to Farley, from Two Wild and Crazy guys to the "Roxbury Guys," the Since 1975 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE site has the scoop on the players who are (still) not ready for Prime-Time.
  
  By Frank Pennetti
  
  Get 10 comedians for the price of one and repulsively gyrate to the "Roxbury Guys'" theme song. Par for the Web, a 14-year-old's site trounces the official one. Visitors can post candid reviews of the most recent episode. There's a fat FAQ file, cast bios (plus a roster of each year's cast), and "Weekend Update" transcripts. Learn how four current cast members originated from the Groundlings, a Los Angeles improv group. And, as at every other "SNL" site (despite complaints about how bad the cheerleader sketch is), there's a pic of Cheri Oteri as a Spartan wannabe. God bless the Net.
  
  

  Content: 9

  Design: 8

  Navigability: 8

  Links: 10

• TOTAL TV Review
  June 1997
  
  By Mark Morelli
  
  Since 1975 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE is like Monday morning coffee at the office, with readers' reviews of the last live "SNL" episode, critiqued sketch by sketch. The lacerating criticism or unctuous praise is fun reading and tempted me to send in my own reviews. You can also read transcripts here of Norm MacDonald's "Weekend Updates," the best part of the show.

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