Saturday Night Live (1975-)

Mr. Man knows that guys can be funny AND sexy, and the not-ready-for-primetime players of the classic sketch show Saturday Night Live prove it. A veritable pop culture institution, the show was developed to give Johnny Carson some time off. Yes, NBC aired his reruns on the weekends, but Johnny told them he needed those reruns to be saved for times he went on vacation or had to call in sick. Looking to replace the reruns, Dick Ebersole approached Canadian comic Lorne Michaels to come up with something the youngsters would enjoy, so Lorne developed the live sketch comedy show we all know and love. For decades comedy fans have been debating which cast was best, which sketches were the funniest, and which of the many movies based on characters the show created deserves to be crowned king. But while stuffy geezers in suits made up the majority of late-night comedy, SNL's constant stream of cool, young, kind of dangerous and always sexy young comics turned late night into an under the waistband, one man date night. From original cast member Dan Aykroyd showing his crack as a goofy plumber, to master of impressions Jay Pharoah leaving quite the impression as a shirtless Floyd Mayweather, or even mega-hunks like everyone's favorite big dicked, tatted bad boy Pete Davidson strolling around in a pair of whitey tighties, and even Beck Bennett who wasn't afraid to show his buns or make out with Kyle Mooney, the cast was always full of hot pieces of ass. And if those comics blending ha-has with heat wasn’t enough allure for one show, check out the often-skintastic guest hosts like the beautiful, thin and youthful Timothee Chalamet, the brutish beefcake John Cena, the DILFy Alec Baldwin, or the GOAT himself Tom Brady who wandered around the office bulging out of a pair of briefs, so many hosts had us super-duper horny. We just wish SNL stood for Sexy Naked Lads!