In the sketch, which of course anyone reading this has seen, Christopher Walken's supposedly legendary producer "Bruce Dickerson" keeps beseeching cowbell player Gene Frenkle (Will Ferrell ...

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Will Ferrell's iconic "More Cowbell" sketch is certainly one of the highest highs, and is the subject of one full episode of SNL50. Docuseries executive producer Morgan Neville spoke with ...

Hart explains the cowbell this way, "It's like this energy that starts to build from the start of the song. Like something bigger is coming." One big thing that was coming was Will Ferrell and ...

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Nobody knows for sure how Gene Frenkle died — but some Saturday Night Live vets have theories about the legendary percussionist's fate. A group of iconic former SNL cast members and musical ...

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Episode 3: 'More Cowbell,' and we need not say more Yes, this is an hour of TV dedicated to the famous Will Ferrell-led sketch from April 8, 2000, which explores how the Blue Oyster Cult song ...

Guest host Christopher Walken stars as their demanding producer, and Ferrell is Gene Frenkle, the musician hired to supply the metronome-like beat of the song using a cowbell and drumstick.

Gene Frenkle from "More Cowbell," and definitive celebrity impressions such as George W. Bush and Alex Trebek. So it made perfect sense that the first sketch of SNL50 would feature one of Ferrell ...