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+ | This is a list of the "Bad Boys of SNL," the men who, in the early (or mid- in Norm's case) 1990's brought onto the show a more aggressive, outrageous, and "frat boy" style of comedy. Where the 1986-1990 group had mainly utilized a more subdued form of comedy, these younger guys brought on a much wilder and faster-paced form. They played a key role in the evolution of the show, but are also often blamed for the disastrous 1994-5 season ([[season 20]]). All but Norm MacDonald and David Spade were fired or left before the start of the next season. |
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This is a list of the "Bad Boys of SNL," the men who, in the early (or mid- in Norm's case) 1990's brought onto the show a more aggressive, outrageous, and "frat boy" style of comedy. Where the 1986-1990 group had mainly utilized a more subdued form of comedy, these younger guys brought on a much wilder and faster-paced form. They played a key role in the evolution of the show, but are also often blamed for the disastrous 1994-5 season (season 20). All but Norm MacDonald and David Spade were fired or left before the start of the next season.
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