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Bryan Cranston revealed he had a sketch idea that was 'immediately shut down' when he hosted 'SNL' in 2010.

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Amy Poehler has reflected on her time at Saturday Night Live, saying some of the sketches were "inappropriate".

Amy Poehler addressed SNL's 50th anniversary segment on problematic sketches, admitting to inappropriate character portrayals and emphasized the need to learn from mistakes.