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Overall, Dillon was the first LGBTQ+ cast member in Saturday Night Live history — she was even out to her colleagues on the show, just not to network executives (via Vulture). Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly. Spade continues, "I'm like, 'I don't think it's gay.

Watch the Saturday Night Live sketch "Schmitt's Gay" on for hilarious comedy and entertainment. Before Just Shoot Me! Listen to the full episode of Fly on the Wall above. A brief history of gay and queer culture on Saturday Night Live.

Sign up for Entertainment Weekly's free daily newsletter to get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. And this is regarding? In that sketchHammer is trying to see Dick Clark, but Spade's receptionist refuses to acknowledge his shortcuts.

Related: John Corbett has regrets about acting: 'I picked the fing wrong thing to do with my life'. Any montage of Adam Sandler's or Chris Farley's best work on Saturday Night Live needs to include the "Schmitts Gay" commercial parody. But comedy duo weren't the first choice for the now-classic.

Spade sometimes leaned into this aspect of his persona. Some of the sketches involving Spade's receptionist character were also about him not recognizing famous celebrities, such as when rapper MC Hammer was on the show. Story by Christian Holub. Cultural perceptions change over time.

Posted by u/lessfrictionless - 74 votes and 19 comments. In looking back at some of the characters he played on Saturday Night Live over the years, David Spade noticed something new. Carvey, who recently returned to SNL as the show's go-to impersonator of President Joe Bidensaid that Spade's performances of characters like the receptionist were not necessarily about inherently masculine or feminine traits, but rather how his personality came across at the time.