The woman who has photographed 25 years of “S.N.L.” hosts knows how to coax playful shots out of Kim Kardashian, Helen Mirren and Donald Trump.

The sketch show’s 50-year history has spawned countless pop culture moments. Sketches like “Wayne’s World” led to entire movie franchises. More recently, Marcello Hernandez’s character Domingo has made meta appearances in the real world.

FAVORITE SKETCHES: “Haunted Elevator,” with Tom Hanks as the spooky-yet-goofy David S. Pumpkins; “Calculator Christmas Gift,” where Fred Armisen and John Malkovich have their odd holiday wish list fulfilled; “Tennis Talk with Time-Traveling Scott Joplin,” which is somehow exactly what it sounds like.

Dozens of notable Arizonans have hosted, performed and been parodied on "Saturday Night Live" over its five-decade run. Zoom in: "SNL" is celebrating 50 years this weekend and we took a deep dive into the archives to find some of Arizona's greatest hits on the iconic late-night comedy show.

It’s a New York state of mind. “Saturday Night Live” is one of New York City’s most iconic shows – and as the sketch comedy celebrates 50 years on the air with two specials, it’s the perfect time to look back at its best sketches mocking Manhattan.