While, in the past, the show set the bar for television sketch comedy and even seemed to naturally permeate hallway chatter on a weekly basis, but let’s be real, these days the entire production—cast, guest hosts, musical talent, the writing—they’re all sub-par at best. Being able to giggly interact with a couple of friends on Sunday or Monday morning about, “Hey, did you see that one sketch on Saturday Night Live last night?!” True, SNL has always prided itself in exploiting the lighter side of current cultural, social, and political topics, but its recent blatant one-sided agenda-driven brand of “comedy” has a much different tone than the heydays of Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd, Jim Belushi, Chevy Chase, Adam Sandler, Victoria Jackson, Jon Lovitz, and Will Ferrell (some of my all-time…