Watch Saturday Night Live: The Best of Christopher Walken

Christopher Walken is one of those actors that commands the screen with his intense presence and unique delivery. He has become a household name in Hollywood, and his work in television has been equally impressive. That's why NBC's Saturday Night Live decided to dedicate an entire episode to him in 2004.

Saturday Night Live: The Best of Christopher Walken was a showcase of some of Walken's most memorable moments on the long-running sketch comedy show. From his hilarious interpretation of "The Continental" to his unforgettable performance as Bruce Dickinson in "More Cowbell," this episode gave viewers a chance to see just how versatile Walken can be as a performer.

The show was hosted by Walken himself, who introduced each sketch and shared insights into his experiences on the show. He was joined by other cast members from over the years, including Rachel Dratch and Jimmy Fallon. Together, they delivered one of the most entertaining and memorable episodes in SNL history.

One of the sketches that Walken is most well-known for is "The Continental," which was a recurring sketch that he performed in the mid-90s. In this sketch, Walken played a suave, sophisticated gentleman who is trying to seduce a young woman. The sketch was set in a luxurious apartment, and Walken's character would often break the fourth wall to address the audience directly.

Another classic sketch that was featured in this episode was "More Cowbell," which was a parody of a recording session for the hit song "Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue