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One of the first questions asked when Tim Walz was announced as Kamala Harris' running mate was, who will play him on Saturday Night Live?

'Saturday Night Live' is gearing up for a new season, and with it being an election year, they are looking to cast the roles of the candidates, and one SNL legend has said no to playing the role of Minnesota Governor and VP candidate Tim Walz.

If you love stand-up comedy, here's a show you might want to check out. A former SNL cast member and host of the popular 'Weekend Update' segment is coming to Minnesota.

He's about to get a taste of the Northland!

A stereotypical Minnesota phrase got a bit of the SNL treatment in the April 1 episode of the comedy sketch series.

This show isn't for everybody, but it's worth the gamble to watch to see if you get it. If you do, it's hilarious.

This coming weekend will see Sam Rockwell taking the SNL stage for the first time, but January 2018 has yet more celebs in store. Season 43 will continue the year with fellow first-timer Jessica Chastain, along with SNL vet Will Ferrell.

Move aside, people — Spicey is coming through!

Any great live performance takes a skilled crew working invisibly behind the scenes, and SNL is no different. See for yourself, as a new behind-the-scenes video shows us exactly what’s involved in transitioning from one set to another, going from Donald Trump’s office to Casey Affleck’s monologue in one fell swoop.

Once upon a time, Alec Baldwin thought he might get to retire his SNL rendition of Donald Trump, as the world moved on with a Clinton presidency. Now, over a month past the election and three appearances since, Baldwin reveals not only a surprisingly small takehome for the role, but also the likelihood of a regular presence going forward.

Trump cabinet picks have been bad, but not Breaking Bad, at least until now. The SNL cold open for John Cena’s debut hour got Bryan Cranston reprising his iconic role as Walter White, tapped to head the DEA (what else) in the new administration.

SNL has been through enough big moments in recent weeks to overshadow our Halloween obsession with David S. Pumpkins, but as the sketch itself insisted, several questions remain. Where did the “S” initial suddenly come from, and how did such a memorably ridiculous idea come to pass? Allow Bobby Moynihan to explain.