Amy Poehler addressed SNL's 50th anniversary segment on problematic sketches, admitting to inappropriate character portrayals and emphasized the need to learn from mistakes.

Amy Poehler says comedy has an expiration date and therefore all "SNL" actors have done problematic sketches over the years.

Amy Poehler and Idris Elba had to laugh about their accidental twinning moment during the latest episode of Poehler's Good ...

Amy Poehler reflected on some of the past controversial sketches on SNL, admitting, ‘we all played people that we should not have played.’ ...

Amy Poehler and Idris Elba Transform Into Each Other, Complete With Trading Clothes, for Hypothetical Body-Swap Comedy | Video “OK, let’s go all the way, buddy!” the actor says, fully ...

Amy Poehler has admitted that some of the sketches on “Saturday Night Live” were offensive and “appropriated.” The actor and comedian hosted her former costar Will Forte on her “Good ...

Amy Poehler reflected on the culture of comedy at 'SNL' during her time at the late-night show, saying that some sketches have aged poorly.

Amy Poehler and Idris Elba had to laugh about their accidental twinning moment on Poehler's podcast 'Good Hang' on July 1. When 'The Wire' alum entered the studio in a white t-shirt and periwinkle ...

Actress Amy Poehler spoke about how certain jokes have an expiration date, recalling past roles where Saturday Night Live alumni like herself had once played caricatures of other cultures.

TV Amy Poehler Calls Out Problematic 'SNL' Sketches of the Past: 'We All Played People That We Should Not Have' “Everything has an expiration date,” Poehler said of how comedy evolves.

Amy Poehler opened up on her podcast Good Hang about some of the inappropriate Saturday Night Live jokes she was part of During their chat, the conversation turned to some of their less savory SNL ...

Amy Poehler's Good Hang comedy podcast is getting serious. "Getting older and being in comedy is [figuring out] that everything has an expiration date," Poehler said on the podcast. Addressing the ...