Saturday Night Live is a timeless show. The show is built upon a genius idea to incorporate the world's current stars, musicians, and up-coming comedians. Seriously, no other show is doing it like SNL. It's always fresh, touching on extremely current events and hosting the latest fan-favorites.

Yet, I also sympathize with the side of SNL fans who are disappointed by the content lately. SNL is not what it used to be. There is no argument that the original casts included some of the funniest people in the world to date; name a comedian and odds are they were on SNL at one point. The skits were groundbreaking and absolutely ridiculous. The obscurity made the comedy that much funnier and rememberable for years to come. Nowadays, they are trying way too hard to be relatable, which is hard when you have multiple generations tuning in. Because they are appealing to younger audiences, they are losing loyalty from the older audiences who grew up watching SNL and make up most of the viewers still.