Not just anyone could attend the recent Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary Special — tickets went to SNL alums and other Hollywood stars — and that star-studded audience made for a “terrible” ...

"In eight years of 'SNL,' I had one character," the actor said of the recurring role known for his "OK" catchphrase.

Although SNL50 proved to be a hit for viewers at home, the live audience was apparently not quite as warmly accommodating.

After the comedian shared his gripe, he was swiftly called out by fellow “Saturday Night Live” alum Seth Meyers.

The “SNL” 50th anniversary show was indeed a star-studded affair. In fact, Davidson was seated next to Meryl Streep herself.

In an interview, Pete Davidson opened up about his experience at the star-studded SNL 50 special, revealing he thought the ...

Pete told Sky News: "It's a smart idea to have Saturday Night Live over there because it's not that it's a different brand of comedy, but it is a little bit. A lot of the biggest stuff that's in the ...

Seth Meyers was in agreement with the comedian's take on why a celebrity-filled audience isn't ideal for a show like 'SNL' ...

Pete Davidson discussed “SNL50" on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and talked about the "terrible" audience. But he did say he enjoyed sitting by Meryl Streep.

Former SNL star Pete Davidson was candid about his thoughts on the show’s 50th anniversary celebration. The event included ...