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Saturday Night Live: Best Of 1996
Saturday Night Live: Best Of 1996
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Awards

  • 2021 - Producers Guild Awards - Outstanding Producer of Live Entertainment & Talk Television - nominated
  • 2021 - Emmy - Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series - nominated
  • 2021 - Emmy - Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series - nominated
  • 2021 - Emmy - Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series - nominated

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Kenan Thompson
John Krasinski
Regina King

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