Eddie Murphy returned to "Saturday Night Live" for the first time in 35 years, and he brought a few familiar faces with him, including Mr. Robinson, Buckwheat and Gumby.

It’s been 35 years since Eddie Murphy hosted “Saturday Night Live,” practically to the day.The last episode he hosted was actually a Christmas episode — from Season 10 — which aired on ...

Eddie Murphy has finally won an Emmy, scoring the coveted statue for his work on “Saturday Night Live’’ — 40 years after his first appearance on the show.

A dynamic year for Eddie Murphy culminates this weekend as the comic legend returns to “Saturday Night Live” for the first time in 35 years. Earlier this month, he was nominated for a G… ...

Eddie Murphy returned to “Saturday Night Live” after 35 years, and he brought back many of his most popular characters.. The actor, who was a cast member on the NBC variety show from 1980 to ...

Veteran Saturday Night Live writer David Sheffield recently recalled how Eddie Murphy rose to prominence on the show. The comedy scribe remembered that when Murphy first joined the cast at the ...

So while we wait to hear about Chevy Chase, Mike Myers and Jon Lovitz, let’s sit back and listen to the soothing sounds of Eddie Murphy’s reggae. Saturday Night Live’s three-hour 40th ...

Eddie Murphy‘s return to NBC’s Saturday Night Live may have brought laughs, the revival of iconic characters and a few censored moments, but he also delivered in the ratings, as the show drew ...

Eddie Murphy is hosting Saturday Night Live on Saturday, Dec. 21. How long has it been since Eddie Murphy hosted SNL? Murphy last hosted “Saturday Night Live" 35 years ago, back in 1984.

Eddie Murphy survived a very shaky time in Saturday Night Live’s history — and this one sketch actually saved him from getting fired.In a web series for SNL following his return to host the ...

’Saturday Night Live’ fans have spoken and they have chosen to honor one of Eddie Murphy’s most iconic sketches as the best of the 1980s.

Eddie Murphy called out David Spade for making a 'racist' joke about him on 'Saturday Night Live' in 1995. Eddie Murphy said that David Spade made a "racist" joke about him on "SNL" in 1995.