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John Oliver doesn’t appear to be a fan of making a British version of “Saturday Night Live,” calling the forthcoming edition ...

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NBC’s hit sketch comedy series “Saturday Night Live” is set to kick off a U.K. version next year, but John Oliver isn’t necessarily on board with that. In fact, on Monday night, he told Seth Meyers ...

John Oliver doesn’t appear to be a fan of making a British version of “Saturday Night Live,” calling the forthcoming edition of the show a “terrible idea.” “It just feels like this ...