19 Times Women Were The Best Part Of "SNL" — No Ifs, Ands, Or Buts About It

In my not so humble opinion, I believe with 100% certainty that the women of Saturday Night Live are the best part of the show.

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From legendary cast members like Leslie Jones to hosts like Betty White, they've always brought their A-game, and never fail to make me chuckle.

So, this inspired me to ask the BuzzFeed Community their favorite moments from female cast members and hosts. Here are the results:

Note: Not all submissions are from Community users.

1.When Sarah Sherman joined the Weekend Update desk to make fun of Colin Jost, which has become one of my new favorite traditions on SNL.

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2.When Ego Nwodim played a mother at a parent-teacher conference, and wasn't afraid to show her attraction toward her son's teacher (played by host Jason Sudeikis).

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3.When Leslie Jones rapped the best verse in the "Back Home Ballers" musical number about "bowls, bowls, all types of bowls."

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4.When Maya Rudolph played Beyoncé in a Hot Ones sketch where she "sweated" like a pig, and did all sorts of out-of-character things you'd never see Beyoncé do:

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5.When Kate McKinnon and Aidy Bryant played male BFFs in their tween years, and gave each other dating advice in the nerdiest and wittiest way.

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6.When Chloe Fineman did a perfect beyond perfect impression of Nicole Kidman in her infamous AMC Theatres ad.

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7.When Zoë Kravitz played a maid of honor at her best friend's wedding (Cecily Strong) and made a brutally honest speech that was honestly downright hilarious.

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8.When Taylor Swift poked fun at her breakup with Joe Jonas with a brilliant song in her monologue.

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9.In 2008, when a verrrry pregnant Amy Poehler stepped in for Sarah Palin and rapped an extremely funny song on Weekend Update.

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10.When Tiffany Haddish joined the infamous "Whiskers R We" sketch and accidentally let a [very fitting] curse word out live on TV.

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11.When Ego Nwodim did a spot-on impression of legendary singer Dionne Warwick, poking fun at her unfamiliarity with young celebrities:

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12.When Aidy Bryant teamed up with Bowen Yang and created the most hilarious Weekend Update sketch of all time: Trend Forecasters.

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13.When Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, Amy Poehler, and Rachel Dratch wore those high-waisted jeans EVERY mom rocked in the late '90s/early '00s.

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14.When Sandra Oh over-dramatically gets wounded in the most bizarre ways over and over and over again.

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15.When Jennifer Lopez fell head-over-heels in love with Chad on stage before one of her shows, and was amazed by his nonchalant personality.

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16.When Leslie Jones played a new and improved Annie from Annie, who just happened to be a grown-ass adult.

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17.When Kristen Wiig let it all hang loose as one of her most iconic characters Sue, who in this sketch was just "SO FREAKING EXCITED" during a Christmas surprise.

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18.When original cast members Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, and Laraine Newman played young kiddos at a slumber party, and learned about the birds and the bees from host Madeline Kahn.

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19.And finally, when Betty White played Florence Dusty on The Delicious Dish radio show, promoting her legendary muffins in the wittiest way possible.

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