Watch all your faves screw up in this 'Saturday Night Live' blooper reel

In their defense, SNL is really funny.
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Angie Han
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Watch all your faves screw up in this 'Saturday Night Live' blooper reel
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Even more delightful than a great SNL segment is a great SNL segment executed terribly, with cast members flubbing their lines and laughing at their own jokes.

That's our takeaway from this behind-the-scenes video, featuring stars like Ryan Gosling, Kenan Thompson, and Donald Glover riffing, goofing, corpsing, and just plain acting silly.

Honestly, the really impressive thing about this video is that these screwups don't happen more often. We can barely keep from laughing out loud while watching these at home – we'd be disasters at keeping it in if we had to perform them ourselves.

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Angie Han

Angie Han is the Deputy Entertainment Editor at Mashable. Previously, she was the managing editor of Slashfilm.com. She writes about all things pop culture, but mostly movies, which is too bad since she has terrible taste in movies.


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