Imitation is considered the sincerest form of flattery, and that seemed to be the case during a Jeopardy!-inspired sketch on Saturday Night Live's 50th-anniversary special. On Sunday, February 16, the late-night comedy show revived the Black Jeopardy sketch with a twist — Eddie Murphy impersonated Tracy Morgan while the actual Morgan stood beside him.

"SNL" revived its famous "Black Jeopardy" sketch for its 50th anniversary, except this time with Eddie Murphy playing Tracy Morgan.

Eddie Murphy, who once rescued Saturday Night Live during a rough patch in the 1980s, rescued a sketch in the show’s 50th anniversary special with a note-perfect imitation of Tracy Morgan. The Black Jeopardy sketch,

It’s been awhile since “Black Jeopardy” graced television screens. But the sketch was back Sunday night during the 50th anniversary

The first Doug was in a 2016 sketch, and in fact, that was the most popular installment of ‘Black Jeopardy!’ was with Doug as the Trump supporter in 2016. I think it’s a very subversive sketch. In fact,

Live legends Eddie Murphy and Will Ferrell shared the stage at the 50th anniversary special. Who has the more lucrative career?

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