Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you’ve never seen the 2010 Jorma Taccone film “MacGruber” (and at this point, what’s stopping you, really), consider the Van ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Will Forte returned to “Saturday Night Live” this week, for his first turn as host. And in a series of sketches, the actor ...

MacGruber's found himself in yet another locked room with a ticking bomb, this time alongside Powell and cast member Chloe Fineman in the roles historically played most often by Ryan Phillippe and ...

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Fair warning: MacGruber is shameless about its lack of nuance. It falls victim to many other Saturday Night Live sketches-to-spinoffs where it feels like it just keeps hammering you with a recurring ...

With Peacock releasing the TV series adaptation of MacGruber, it manages to be on a path unlike any other skit on Saturday Night Live in its full circle. There have been several theatrical adaptations ...

MacGruber is back on "Saturday Night Live" to tackle his most explosive case yet... the Epstein files?! Former "SNL" cast member Will Forte reprised his role as the hapless action hero on this week's ...

Will Forte returned to 'SNL' over the weekend, and brought back his iconic idiot spy character to take on QAnon. Will Forte returned to Saturday Night Live over the weekend for his first time as host ...

As former Saturday Night Live cast member Will Forte said in his opening monologue tonight, it took getting his MacGruber the series to launch on Peacock for him to finally be invited to host the late ...

Val Kilmer portrayed the villain Dieter Von Cunth in Will Forte's 2010 action comedy spoof 'MacGruber,' based on his recurring 'Saturday Night Live' sketch Rogue/Universal Pictures Val Kilmer was game ...

Remember the old days, when “Saturday Night Live” sketches kept becoming movies, with a few hits (“Wayne’s World”) and way more misses (“A Night at the Roxbury,” “Ladies Man,” “It’s Pat,” etc.)? Now ...

Eight more episodes of Will Forte and Kristen Wiig delivering some of history's greatest dumb jokes? Yes, please. If you’ve never seen the 2010 Jorma Taccone film “MacGruber” (and at this point, ...