8. THE REPLACEMENTS
Like Cypress Hill, this punk rock band refused to adhere to the no drugs or alcohol policy. While performing rather tipsy singer, Paul Westerberg, cursed on live television. That was enough to get them banned for a few years.
9. MARTIN LAWRENCE
Comedian, Martin Lawrence, is known for his hilarious, but sometimes borderline offensive rants. But in a 1994 episode he took it a little to far in a sketch about feminine hygiene. His bit was so bad it was later removed from episode re-runs and he was banned from the show.
10. CHARLES GRODIN
The actor/comedian turned political commentator gave an awkward and unprepared performance in a 1977 episode. He skipped rehearsals and poorly improvised many of his lines. That was his first and last performance on SNL.
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