The special was described by some as "the world's longest office party"—a mix of high-energy reunions and "insider-y" moments that felt like a love letter to the staff and alumni as much as the audience. It featured a massive gathering of comedy royalty, including , Will Ferrell , Tina Fey , and Bill Murray . Highlights and Standout Moments
Despite the star power, the live broadcast faced some production hurdles and pacing issues: [S1E1] 40th Anniversary Special
: Miley Cyrus performed a widely praised cover of "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," while Paul McCartney and Paul Simon also graced the stage. The special was described by some as "the
: Jerry Seinfeld fielded "audience questions" from a variety of stars, including Michael Douglas, Larry David, and even Sarah Palin. The Mixed Reviews : Jerry Seinfeld fielded "audience questions" from a
: A special "Update" trio featured former anchors Tina Fey , Amy Poehler , and Jane Curtin . The segment included modern stars playing classic characters, such as Emma Stone as Gilda Radner's Roseanne Roseannadanna and Melissa McCarthy crashing through the desk as Matt Foley.
: This recurring sketch featured a star-studded version where Bradley Cooper famously made out with the legendary Betty White .
The special was described by some as "the world's longest office party"—a mix of high-energy reunions and "insider-y" moments that felt like a love letter to the staff and alumni as much as the audience. It featured a massive gathering of comedy royalty, including , Will Ferrell , Tina Fey , and Bill Murray . Highlights and Standout Moments
Despite the star power, the live broadcast faced some production hurdles and pacing issues:
: Miley Cyrus performed a widely praised cover of "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," while Paul McCartney and Paul Simon also graced the stage.
: Jerry Seinfeld fielded "audience questions" from a variety of stars, including Michael Douglas, Larry David, and even Sarah Palin. The Mixed Reviews
: A special "Update" trio featured former anchors Tina Fey , Amy Poehler , and Jane Curtin . The segment included modern stars playing classic characters, such as Emma Stone as Gilda Radner's Roseanne Roseannadanna and Melissa McCarthy crashing through the desk as Matt Foley.
: This recurring sketch featured a star-studded version where Bradley Cooper famously made out with the legendary Betty White .