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On October 11, 1975, the face of Saturday night television and comedy, as we knew it, changed forever, when an non-celebrity comedy writer by the name of Chevy Chase took his first pratt fall and made that historic introduction that continues to introduce Saturday Night Live (SNL) nearly thirty years later.

Now Saturday Night Live Transcripts brings makes those monologues and comedy routines available on demand. While the transcripts are not 100% complete there is more than enough to keep the average person busy laughing for a good long time. Whether it's the George Carlin monologue from the opening show, or the "Martha Stewart in Prison" Weekend Update last month. This is the source for SNL junkies and those that just want to renew acquaintances with the likes of Gilda Radner and James Belushi.