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* One "What If...?" sketch exploring "What if Franchise/{{Superman}} was raised in Nazi Germany?" becomes a lot funnier thanks to ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' introducing one alternate universe Superman named Overman who was raised by the Nazis. To a lesser extent, there's also ''ComicBook/SupermanRedSon'', an Elseworlds story where Superman was raised in the USSR. Also, Nazi-Superman's alias is "Uberman", which becomes funnier if you've ever read ''ComicBook/{{Irredeemable}}'' or ''ComicBook/{{Uber}}''.
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* One "What If...?" sketch exploring "What if Franchise/{{Superman}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} was raised in Nazi Germany?" becomes a lot funnier thanks to ''ComicBook/FinalCrisis'' introducing one alternate universe Superman named Overman who was raised by the Nazis. To a lesser extent, there's also ''ComicBook/SupermanRedSon'', an Elseworlds story where Superman was raised in the USSR. Also, Nazi-Superman's alias is "Uberman", which becomes funnier if you've ever read ''ComicBook/{{Irredeemable}}'' or ''ComicBook/{{Uber}}''.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQvVxY20yOY This sketch]] about the death of {{Franchise/Superman}} from the recent comic at the time might have predicted a few things. Apart from the most obvious one, [[spoiler:the death of Superman in ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'',]] there's:
** The appearance of both ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and ComicBook/{{Hawkgirl}}, the latter of whom was pretty obscure at the time, but ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' made sure to do the same.
** The appearance of both ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} and ComicBook/{{Hawkgirl}}, the latter of whom was pretty obscure at the time, but ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' made sure to do the same.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQvVxY20yOY This sketch]] about the death of {{Franchise/Superman}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} from the recent comic at the time might have predicted a few things. Apart from the most obvious one, [[spoiler:the death of Superman in ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'',]] there's:
** The appearance of both ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} andComicBook/{{Hawkgirl}}, Hawkgirl, the latter of whom was pretty obscure at the time, but ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' made sure to do the same.
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** ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} shows up with a plate full of shrimp - in ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' it's Aquaman bringing fish to the hungry that leads Franchise/{{Batman}} to find him.
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** ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} shows up with a plate full of shrimp - in ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'' it's Aquaman bringing fish to the hungry that leads Franchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} to find him.
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* They cover the General Petraeus scandal with Seth Meyers saying that whoever writes the next Petraeus memoir is about to make bank, since anything about what came before the scandal is like "reading Franchise/{{Batman}} up to the point his parents were killed." Now the movie ''Film/Joker2019'' not only ends on that very point, but it's way more popular than Seth could have predicted.
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* They cover the General Petraeus scandal with Seth Meyers saying that whoever writes the next Petraeus memoir is about to make bank, since anything about what came before the scandal is like "reading Franchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} up to the point his parents were killed." Now the movie ''Film/Joker2019'' not only ends on that very point, but it's way more popular than Seth could have predicted.
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* Creator/MollyShannon's recurring character Sally O'Malley was supposed to be 50 years old (obviously older tha Molly) and stayed that age in all her appearances - by the time Molly came back to host in 2023, she really was over 50.
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* Creator/MollyShannon's recurring character Sally O'Malley was supposed to be 50 years old (obviously older tha than Molly) and stayed that age in all her appearances - by the time Molly came back to host in 2023, she really was over 50.
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* Chance the Rapper's recurring character Lazlo Holmes is a sports commentator who ends up at sports events that he has no clue about, like a video gaming tournament. Fast forward to 2024, and real life sports commentator Stephen A Smith started getting questions about ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', leading to him gaining memetic popularity in the gaming community.
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* During the 25th anniversary special (broadcast in 1999 before the beginning of Season 25), a ''TV Funhouse'' short [[SelfDeprecation mocking]] Creator/LorneMichaels showed him, among other things, advertising some SNL merchandise. One of the products he present is the fictitious 45th anniversary special [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} VHS]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn tape]], with a future appearance of Wayne and Garth, and Music/PaulSimon as a musical guest, all of them very, very old-looking. Fast forward to 2015 and the real 40th anniversary, that included indeed a Wayne's World skit, and an aged Garth looks very similar to the animated depiction of the 25th anniversary (Wayne not so much); Music/PaulSimon don't look as decrepit as in the cartoon, but the song he sings is the same: "Still Crazy After All These Years".
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* During the 25th anniversary special (broadcast in 1999 before the beginning of Season 25), a ''TV Funhouse'' short [[SelfDeprecation mocking]] Creator/LorneMichaels showed him, among other things, advertising some SNL merchandise. One of the products he present is the fictitious 45th anniversary special [[UsefulNotes/{{VCR}} [[Platform/{{VCR}} VHS]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn tape]], with a future appearance of Wayne and Garth, and Music/PaulSimon as a musical guest, all of them very, very old-looking. Fast forward to 2015 and the real 40th anniversary, that included indeed a Wayne's World skit, and an aged Garth looks very similar to the animated depiction of the 25th anniversary (Wayne not so much); Music/PaulSimon don't look as decrepit as in the cartoon, but the song he sings is the same: "Still Crazy After All These Years".
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* Creator/BillHader portrayed Literature/TheCatInTheHat in one of the the sketches. Take a guess who was chosen to voice the Cat in the upcoming animated film adaptation.
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* Mom Jeans mocked in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aVxNH6iN9I sketch of the same name]] became popular with Zoomers in the late 2010's-2020's
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* Creator/DakotaJohnson hosted an episode to promote the then-upcoming ''Film/MadameWeb2024'', including a sketch in which she and the Please Don't Destroy team engage in (playful) SnarkToSnarkCombat. This includes Dakota making fun of the low Rotten Tomatoes critics' score of ''Film/PleaseDontDestroyTheTreasureOfFoggyMountain''. When ''Madame Web'' released, however, it got a ''much'' lower score, giving the PDD guys one more piece of ammo to use against Dakota.
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* ''Weekend Update'' covered the story about Scott Adams' racist comments by saying that the newspapers were replacing ''Dilbert'' with nothing but ''Peanuts'' strips giving focus to their TokenMinority Franklin. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go--Gzu_qGg Turns out he's getting his own animated special!]]
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* The American Girl Doll Movie sketch which featured host Creator/AnaDeArmas will [[https://ew.com/american-girl-live-action-movie-mattel-not-snl-sketch-8415727 become an actual movie!]]
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* The first episode after 9/11 has your typical ''Celebrity Jeopardy'' skit, with host Reese Witherspoon playing the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} certifiably nuts]] Anne Heche; she doesn't respond to Alex Trebek (Will Ferrell) informing her that it's her board, until he calls her "Celestia"; fast-forward about 9-10 years, and that name is [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic definitely recognizable]].
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring action figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring action figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} Franchise/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring [[ToyCommercial action figures]] [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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* The November 20, 1993 episode debuted a ParodyCommercial featuring [[ToyCommercial action figures]] figures [[MerchandiseDriven for the film]] Film/{{Philadelphia}}, with figures based on main characters Andrew Beckett and Joe Miller, featuring accessories including the Philadelphia mobile and the courtroom. Over two decades later, WesternAnimation/{{Clarence}} had a ShowWithinAShow centered around a WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} {{pastiche}} centered around [[ActionPolitician Supreme Court Justices]] called "Supreme Court Squad: Extreme".
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** The above sketch was about using technology to recreate the performances of artistes long gone, which is slowly becoming a reality due to the advent of AI generated content.
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