Bowen Yang is pleading his case for why he thinks he and his “Saturday Night Live” castmates should be able to use profanity on the sketch show.

Calling the words "comedically powerful," Yang suggested that he and his colleagues at SNL "are so hampered in our comedy" by not using them. Bowen Yang on Saturday Night Live, Photo: NBC Over its 50 ...

Bowen Yang doesn’t plan to be at Saturday Night Live forever. The actor-comedian recently opened up about his future during an interview with People, noting that the recent 50th anniversary special — ...

Live" has had an wild 50th season filled with big laughs, and it's not over yet. Fast forward past Morgan Wallen getting to "Gods Country" and the White Potus discourse and even Ego Nwodim’s surprise ...

Bowen Yang told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that he will leave 'Saturday Night Live' 'at some point.' He noted how the sketch comedy show's 50th anniversary special gave him a glimpse of 'what ...

NBC's Saturday Night Live cast and SNL host Scarlett Johansson checked in on Wednesday night from the Season 50 finale ...

Bowen Yang says a recent "Saturday Night Live" sketch that poked fun at Aimee Lou Wood is an example of how parody can go too far. In an interview with Extra, the comedian, 34, weighed in after ...

Bowen Yang is team Aimee Lou Wood. The “Saturday Night Live” star, 34, showed support for the actress, 31, after she blasted the sketch comedy show for mocking her in their “The White Lotus ...

Bowen Yang thinks the Federal Communications Commission ain’t what? The Saturday Night Live star made a case for the NBC sketch comedy show to be allotted a certain amount of curse words a year ...

President Trump interrupted a Mother's Day celebration and Cecily Strong returned as Jeanine Pirro in this week's "SNL" cold ...

Moving forward, it’s possible that the discourse surrounding SNL and The White Lotus could grow as Walton Goggins, who is ...

The moment Yang referenced happened during the Jon Hamm/Lizzo episode, though a particular FCC rule saved SNL from fines. While the show is broadcast live across US time zones, I’m with the Fire ...