Saturday Night Live: The Best of TV Funhouse Ambiguously Gay Duo, Fun With Real Audio and more clips are collected in this awesome anthology of SNL shorts.

The "TV Funhouse" episode "Ambiguously Gay Duo: Safety Tips" debuted during Pamela Anderson's April 19, 1997 episode. Drawn in the style of early-1980s cartoons like Super Friends and G.I. Joe: A ...

From the mid-‘90s through the aughts, one of the most popular SNL segments was “TV Funhouse,” an animated series of parodies from writer Robert Smigel. Smigel and team got away with a lot.

A 1998 "Saturday Night Live" cartoon segment "Conspiracy Theory Rock!" has inspired its very own conspiracy theory. ... the "TV Funhouse" animated segment that aired in the original show.

He still worked with SNL on Smigel's "TV Funhouse," voice one-half of the Ambiguously Gay Duo. While he would have loved to be on SNL, Colbert is likely happy with his Late Show career (and ...

Jason Rietman’s latest zinger of a film goes by the deceptively simple title Saturday Night, a choice both clear and canny.Yes, the subject is the unparalleled phenom of TVs Saturday Night Live, with ...

So when Lorne Michaels devoted an entire episode of SNL to TV Funhouse, the result was something television hadn't seen in ages: a consistently hilarious, filler-free episode of Saturday Night Live.

While the live-action part has been struggling, a frequent bright spot has been the Robert Smiegel-produced Saturday TV Funhouse segments; a primetime special of some of the best has been ...

Robert Smigel's "TV Funhouse" cartoons on "Saturday Night Live" are so subversive, it's a wonder they ever find a place on network TV. So it's all the more jarring to see NBC devote an entire "SNL ...

Rated 4/5 Stars • Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/26/23 Full Review Audience Member Not the biggest Saturday Night Live fan, but this was hilarious. Chris Farley was a nut.