@@domb8448 correct sir. I submit the awesomeness of one Will Ferrell. But I’m not sure if the younger generation will like his physical style or his impressions (won’t get the reference) but Harry Caray, inside the actors studio and Robert Goulet.
Bill Murray actually said Hader might be the best all-time cast member. He said something like “It took him a while to get going, but man, when he got going…”
I think Bill Hader is one the best actors period. He can do a wide range of impressions and they're all so unique and flawlessly executed. And this is just one show. If you want to see him do drama well watch the show "Barry."
2005 was an important year in SNL history. Kenan was promoted to the main cast, Sudeikis stayed on as a featured player (aka "Didn't get fired"), and Bill, Andy, and Kristen were brought on as new featureds. That 05-06 season laid the groundwork for a nice run.
Seth became head writer too around that time! And he joined Amy at the Weekend Update desk as another anchor. 2005-06 was a massive turning point (for the better) in SNL history
IMO, the 05-06 season saved SNL. The early 2000s were dismal and there were so many underwhelming cast members and hosts, along with some very weak ass writing. Bill, Andy, Jason, Kristen, and Kenan breathe new life into the show, especially Andy and the lonely Island crew as their digital shorts fill the void of TV Funhouse, which was honestly becoming stale, and in the process made SNL relevant in time for the rise of TH-cam.
2:10 Holy shit. If I close my eyes, I can forget that it's actually Bill Hader. His impressions are insane! 3:59 He really puts his heart and soul and goes all out in his performances. I don't know how he doesn't break character more often. Wow. I love this man, man.
I used to binge watch SNL from the Bill Hader era when I was a couch-surfing dope fiend and I want to thank the entire cast for getting me through that
I remember the first time he did Al Pacino (Anderson Cooper interviewing him). As soon as he started talking 4:48-4:57 you could hear the murmurs of awe in the audience. You instantly knew he was legit.
I remember watching that and when hearing it for the first time and then just clapping the audience realised how talented he actually is. I’m currently on my rewatch I went from season 31 and now I’m on season 36 and honestly his sketches are my favourite thing about the whole show.
I am also seriously addicted to Bill Hader, I will watch every skit, joke, interview, etc. repeatedly. The only thing funnier is Bill Hader & John Mulaney together. I wish I was their friend...
@@cgill914 .... Yes I almost forgot Maya and Kirsten and of course the late great Phil Hartman.... And honorable mention to Justin Timberlake with Jimmy Fallon.... And of course the original SNL cast....and Lenny the lion from the Bronx zoo.... Oh and of course Martin Short and Steve Martin....and Molly Shannon.....
I am so glad this popped up in my recommended! It's just been one of those shitty days and I laughed so hard and I really needed it! I love Bill so much!
Keillor would be seriously hard to do. I don't think his impression is perfect, but I've never seen anyone do his impression either, probably for that reason. His was surprisingly good still.
This guy is amazing. Never heard of him until this morning when I was binging snl with my bestie but it is clear this guy is a legend. Someone give this guy an award for being the most wonderfully chaotic man in the world.
i had so many 'blocks' on this upload that stefon didn't make the cut in the end ... but i've got him in my "snl cast breaking character for 6 minutes straight" vid, so check that out!
@@idjit6099 you think I didn't see that already lol I love your channel but don't be shy, give an half hour bill comp and don't cut a single thing I will thank you so much
Omg 😆 thank you for that highlight real. 🤣 Hader has always been a favorite of mine, but this really shows off how versatile and insanely talented he is.
We really took this golden era of SNL for granted. I was in high school at the time, and the show was actually relevant and exciting to teenagers. Most of the cast went on to be such massive stars, it’s crazy to remember a time when they were all together, and SNL was the biggest thing they were known for. I know that almost every era of SNL (aside from the 80s) has had people saying “it sucks now”, and then the era becomes legendary in retrospect, but I think it really does actually suck now. I can’t imagine people looking back on the past 5 years of the show with any kind of fondness.
“Everyone always hates the current season and they’re really short-sighted. Also, I hate the current season.” I mean, can I get you a clown nose for that comment or is one already provided?
@@itslexactually Honk honk. The preamble is there to support the bigger point. Despite being aware that I’m being a cliche, it’s hard to imagine the current era being looked back on fondly because it doesn’t appeal to anyone relevant. Not teenagers, not college students. Just adults who are already fans, continuing to watch out of habit.
Bill Hader is a comedic genius. I have never seen anything he was in that was not hilarious. My favorite Bill Hader scene was in the movie "Paul" when the religious dad is driving beside him on the highway and says "I'm on a mission from god" and Bill Hader says back "tell him you failed!" and shoots out his tire
I swear to God I never saw that clip with Paul Rudd 7:19 and I said to myself, “I’d say ‘Josh’ theirs probably a Josh.” I then proceeded to surprise the hell out of myself and laugh hysterically for being so right.
imagine the pressure of doing a Christopher Walken impersonation, in front of Christopher Walken...
FOR REAL!!!!!
And absolutely nailing it better than Andy Samberg's Nicolas Cage.
It happened in Batman Returns.
Walken the accessory to murder?
That Walken?
That was Dafoe.
“What is he doing now?”
“He’s being a little stinker!” Love the Alan sketch 😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰
"The future of home entertainment!'
10/10 would buy.
Bill has to be the best cast member they’ve had
He could use more cowbell...
@@domb8448 correct sir. I submit the awesomeness of one Will Ferrell. But I’m not sure if the younger generation will like his physical style or his impressions (won’t get the reference) but Harry Caray, inside the actors studio and Robert Goulet.
Bill Murray actually said Hader might be the best all-time cast member. He said something like “It took him a while to get going, but man, when he got going…”
This show died after he left
Kristen Wiig is the best ever.
Every time the Cat says “Linda”
I almost choke with laughter😂
Bill is an exceptional talent. Love the impressions. So spot on.
The entire sketch hinges on that line and he crushes it!
It literally hurt my stomach.
His Alan Alda is the best impression of anyone done by anyone ever.
amen!
It is scarily accurate!
Absolutely blew me away. Such a phenomenal impression
I was hoping someone noticed that, it was super impressive
It’s so random yet absolutely perfect
"I ain't gettin' at nothin' except for my... behbeh carrahts" That shit gets me every time.
the pronunciation of “behbeh carrahts” will stick with me for years
I laughed LOUDLY!!!!
I think Bill Hader is one the best actors period. He can do a wide range of impressions and they're all so unique and flawlessly executed. And this is just one show. If you want to see him do drama well watch the show "Barry."
I hope he gets nominated for an Oscar soon.
Season 3 trailer just dropped
Watch him and Kristen Wiig in the Skeleton Twins!
@@t.y.5565 Marvelous movie!!!!
His writing skills are top tier as well 😂
2005 was an important year in SNL history. Kenan was promoted to the main cast, Sudeikis stayed on as a featured player (aka "Didn't get fired"), and Bill, Andy, and Kristen were brought on as new featureds. That 05-06 season laid the groundwork for a nice run.
One of the last great years.. Haven't watched this pos show in a decade..
Seth became head writer too around that time! And he joined Amy at the Weekend Update desk as another anchor. 2005-06 was a massive turning point (for the better) in SNL history
@@s29nv1sr1 Yes, Seth Meyers is just absolutely hilarious. I don't know how he does it.
Also, it was the first year in HD as well as the rest of Lonely Island crew (aka Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccome) as writers.
IMO, the 05-06 season saved SNL. The early 2000s were dismal and there were so many underwhelming cast members and hosts, along with some very weak ass writing. Bill, Andy, Jason, Kristen, and Kenan breathe new life into the show, especially Andy and the lonely Island crew as their digital shorts fill the void of TV Funhouse, which was honestly becoming stale, and in the process made SNL relevant in time for the rise of TH-cam.
His Christopher Walken is absolutely phenomenal!
2:10 Holy shit. If I close my eyes, I can forget that it's actually Bill Hader. His impressions are insane!
3:59 He really puts his heart and soul and goes all out in his performances. I don't know how he doesn't break character more often. Wow. I love this man, man.
Get outta here!
I’ve watched the few seconds of him screeching “SHUUUT UUUUUP” so many times and it cheers me up EVERY TIME 😂😂😂
hes such an amazing actor. like it blows my mind.
I f’ing love this man. Please sir, can we have some more?
coming up!
Most compilations have stopped Cat in the Hat right after "Linda." 😂
anyone get real proud of him when he doesn't crack?
I used to binge watch SNL from the Bill Hader era when I was a couch-surfing dope fiend and I want to thank the entire cast for getting me through that
Gotta love that Alda impression. It almost sounds like Alan Alda is dubbing his voice while Bill Hader is lip syncing.
I really thought that was an Alan voice over dub it is frighteningly good
I remember the first time he did Al Pacino (Anderson Cooper interviewing him). As soon as he started talking 4:48-4:57 you could hear the murmurs of awe in the audience. You instantly knew he was legit.
I remember watching that and when hearing it for the first time and then just clapping the audience realised how talented he actually is. I’m currently on my rewatch I went from season 31 and now I’m on season 36 and honestly his sketches are my favourite thing about the whole show.
such a solid compilation!
Bill Hader is an absolute genius.
I've never said baby carrots the same again
I love Bill Hader so much. I think he has to be my favorite cast member.
I am also seriously addicted to Bill Hader, I will watch every skit, joke, interview, etc. repeatedly. The only thing funnier is Bill Hader & John Mulaney together. I wish I was their friend...
I often go back to their 92Y discussion
My favourite snl sketch is “What’s That Name?” for this exact reason
Absolutely integral to the show. Him, Kenan, Kirsten, and Kate are my top four. Nasim Pedrad was hella underrated too imo
I agree about Nasim. Kenan is so great and I have loved him since I was a kid so I was so excited when he joined the cast.
And add inn Fred Armisen
I would add Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Fred Armisen and Tina Fey
Oh yes! Also don't forget Fred armiston
@@cgill914 .... Yes I almost forgot Maya and Kirsten and of course the late great Phil Hartman.... And honorable mention to Justin Timberlake with Jimmy Fallon.... And of course the original SNL cast....and Lenny the lion from the Bronx zoo.... Oh and of course Martin Short and Steve Martin....and Molly Shannon.....
He could literally play as Jim Carey
can you imagine a movie with both of them? wow
Astounding range from this man. Rare talent!
totally agree M Wayne!
...and to think he's never had any professional acting training. Legendary.
He does a better Alan Alda than Alan Alda.
Agreed!!
I read this, thought “that can’t be right” them the clip played, and I was proven wrong. I apologize for my doubt
@@conmarsz you are forgiven. This time :-)
Has he ever imitated Alda in front of Alda?
@@booksnuggler2494 GREAT question. Not to my knowledge but that would be incredible.
"Why should owls have all the fun" is such a funny line
I am so glad this popped up in my recommended! It's just been one of those shitty days and I laughed so hard and I really needed it! I love Bill so much!
Awww that’s awesome! glad it gave you a lift ☺️
The Garrison Keillor impression (6:00) is outstanding. I've never seen anyone do Keillor. "Why should owls have all the fun?"
Keillor would be seriously hard to do. I don't think his impression is perfect, but I've never seen anyone do his impression either, probably for that reason. His was surprisingly good still.
6:57 This one just takes the cake.
Bill was such a fucking treat everytime he was on stage it was gold
WHO the Hell has ever done an impression of ALAN ALDA? No body that's who. He's got serious talent and criminally under-rated.
This guy is amazing. Never heard of him until this morning when I was binging snl with my bestie but it is clear this guy is a legend. Someone give this guy an award for being the most wonderfully chaotic man in the world.
He's also an excellent actor (dramatic and comedic), writer and director. Check out "Barry."
He is such a great dialect and physical comedian. Joy to watch.
South Park voices were hilarious too
This felt incomplete without a single Stefan appearance, but impressive because it was still hilarious.
Watching “Barry” (which he also writes) made me re-visit his work on SNL. His talent is staggering.
bill hader is one of the best cast ever. that whole crew is so funny together.
Predicting this genius,' legendary status. Bill can do any character. He just won a fan for life, with that Alan Alda. Wow!!
Damn, Bill Hader's Alan Alda is on *point*
His Alan Alda is another level. The best impressions are ones that no one even thinks of doing. Walken is a cliche. Alda is a master stroke.
Bill Hader needs to play Pete Davidson's dad in something
That would be amazing! We could all finally see that pete is only good at standup!
@@kevinbrook6361 lmao stooooop
An 8 minute bill hader snl compilation and not a SINGLE stefon clip
Wow I'm impressed (but please make a stefon compilation I need it to stay alive)
i had so many 'blocks' on this upload that stefon didn't make the cut in the end ... but i've got him in my "snl cast breaking character for 6 minutes straight" vid, so check that out!
@@idjit6099 you think I didn't see that already lol
I love your channel but don't be shy, give an half hour bill comp and don't cut a single thing I will thank you so much
@@idjit6099 if you have an Instagram can we talk there? I have an idea for something and I don't wanna do a whole convo here
Or Lindsay Buckingham. He kills it on What’s Up With That?
He's got a well of characters...
Contestant: "Why do you do this?"
"In a word? CHAOS"
4:08 sounds like Lemongrab from Adventure Time😂 unacceptable!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg 😆 thank you for that highlight real. 🤣 Hader has always been a favorite of mine, but this really shows off how versatile and insanely talented he is.
We really took this golden era of SNL for granted. I was in high school at the time, and the show was actually relevant and exciting to teenagers.
Most of the cast went on to be such massive stars, it’s crazy to remember a time when they were all together, and SNL was the biggest thing they were known for.
I know that almost every era of SNL (aside from the 80s) has had people saying “it sucks now”, and then the era becomes legendary in retrospect, but I think it really does actually suck now. I can’t imagine people looking back on the past 5 years of the show with any kind of fondness.
“Everyone always hates the current season and they’re really short-sighted. Also, I hate the current season.”
I mean, can I get you a clown nose for that comment or is one already provided?
@@itslexactually Honk honk. The preamble is there to support the bigger point.
Despite being aware that I’m being a cliche, it’s hard to imagine the current era being looked back on fondly because it doesn’t appeal to anyone relevant. Not teenagers, not college students. Just adults who are already fans, continuing to watch out of habit.
The way he just stares is so funny
“i ain’t getting at nothing except for my baby carrots” always gets me
I think his appearance as a NAMBLA leader in the "Coach Bert" sketch would have fit the bill (hader) perfectly
He's unreal, can't believe his skills. National treasure, that guy!
i've never seen anyone do al pacino perfectly... and bill really nails it!!
Best impression of Al Pacino, hands down!
Just too good thanks for another laugh
aww thanks Jo!! 🥰
The man is a legend!
He is just genius I mean he now must guest star on SNL often he was the best!,,
What kind of balls do you have to have to do a celebrity impression with said celebrity
large!
Walken and Malkovich impressions...awesome!
Is it just me or is Bill unfrickin believable? I could watch this daily, lol. This was a fantastic compilation - Kudos.
My crush on Bill Hader is frankly reaching concerning proportions ... Thanks for sharing this compilation!
He's so good definitely one of if not the most well rounded and complete cast member ever so so so good
Linda? 🤣🤣🤣
2:27 he kinda looks like bill skarsgård there
Man, I have heard the Alan Alda bit so many times, but it never ever gets old.
I really need Bill to do a stand up special ! ITS NOT A WANT BUT A NEED
That dance sketch towards the beginning has “go big or go home” energy
Gosh, Bill is just perfection and so f*cking hilarious 😂😂
Bill Harder is so talented at impressions, it is remarkable
His Alan Alda impression sounds like swaggersouls
I haven't seen half these episodes. He is such a talent. Al Pacino is so fun.
Holy crap, so many Hader clips I haven’t seen. Wow, he’s good!
Bill’s impression of Dick Van Dyke playing Bert is amazing!
Most sincere laugh I've had in awhile.
"Spanish Oak Tree."
His Alan Alda impression is perfect
His expressions are absolutely hilarious! XD
This is a great compilation. Thank u ! 😄😄😄
I have the biggest crush on this man, hes such a gem.
7:14 but no lie, I had never seen this sketch and i told myself “just guess a name like Josh!“ and he DID 🤣
Bill Hader is one of the funniest and most talented people out there.
1:03 he sounds like Carisi from SVU
omg yess!
What sketch is it from?
I was thinking that same thing.
The ending 😂
Can we get some love for Bill's Alan Alda impression? It's incredibly accurate!
Bill Hader is a comedic genius. I have never seen anything he was in that was not hilarious. My favorite Bill Hader scene was in the movie "Paul" when the religious dad is driving beside him on the highway and says "I'm on a mission from god" and Bill Hader says back "tell him you failed!" and shoots out his tire
HOLY SHIT that was an AMAZING alan alda impression.
1:43 is...is this how we look when we watch drew gooden?
6:42 LMAO how had I not seen that before
That man is off the chart talent...
This man's range
I just can't stop watching this it's my go to every time I need a giggle. Philadelphia USA
And I need quite a few a day.
awww that's awsome laurie!! glad it gives you a lift 🥰
Bill has an awesome range! I hadn't seen some of these until now. Bravo!
"There are three joshes!"
That "shut.. Up.. " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I swear to God I never saw that clip with Paul Rudd 7:19 and I said to myself, “I’d say ‘Josh’ theirs probably a Josh.” I then proceeded to surprise the hell out of myself and laugh hysterically for being so right.
omg priceless!! 🤣🤣
The fact you chose the Alan Alda impression over the Harvey Fierstein is flabbergasting lol
Bill Hader & Kristin Wiig are on the Mount Rushmore of SNL
Bill is my fav, especially when he turns into Stefan
Omg. I've seen the Charlie Brown clip a few times before and I didn't realize Linus was Martin Short. He looks EXACTLY like Larry David. Crazy
I just cackle like a loon whenever I see the Cat in the Hat skit. "Linda" ahahahahahha
That one guy: He seems like such a mellow guy.
Bill Hader speaking in angry rainbow: Hey, fellas.
That Alan Alda. Kills me
That Alan Alda impression though haha
"LINDA" I DIE EVERY TIME ITS TOO FUNNY