42-yr.-old skit show

The clue "42-yr.-old skit show" was last spotted by us at the LA Times Crossword on September 10 2021.

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S N L

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LA Times Clues September 10, 2021

"We Create Music" org.
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42-yr.-old skit show
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Hard-to-explain feeling
Pics
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