Alec Baldwin’s 11 Best ‘SNL’ Performances, From Schweddy Balls to Trump (Videos)
Alec Baldwin is currently the face of political satire. While his portrayal of Donald Trump will be a significant part of his legacy, his performances over the years have remained some of Saturday Night Live’s gems. Baldwin currently holds the record for most number of times hosted and will continue to be one of the most legendary assets to the SNL family. Here are some of the most memorable Baldwin performances over the years.
Schweddy Balls: One of the most iconic SNL skits, garnering its own Ben and Jerry’s flavor, in this 1998 sketch Baldwin stars as baker Pete Schweddy, introducing his signature dish “Schweddy Balls.”
Monsieur Nobek Teaches Français: A flamboyant french teacher, Baldwin teaches his students to mimic his high pitched tones instead of teaching them the language in this 2003 sketch.
Brasky’s Buddies at an Airport Bar: Baldwin, in this 1996 skit, is joined by a group of drunk colleagues, reminiscing on moments spent with infamous friend Bill Brasky.
SNL Platinum Lounge: Frequent co-hosts Baldwin and Steve Martin star as bitter rivals while sharing a drink in the exclusive SNL platinum lounge, for members who have hosted more than 12 times.
Soap Opera Digest: Cited as one of Baldwin’s favorite sketches, in this 1993 sketch, he portrays a doctor who is unable to pronounce medical terms.
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