What's a festive family dinner without a little Downer? When Luke Wilson hosted Saturday Night Live on November 20, 2004, he got to celebrate Thanksgiving the Debbie Downer way. In "Debbie Downer: ...

The commonly used phrase "Debbie Downer" actually originated in the iconic SNL sketch from 2004 with Rachel Dratch.

Rachel Dratch said she came up with the idea for her iconic Saturday Night Live character, Debbie Downer, after a solo trip to Costa Rica that was “doctor’s orders” from her therapist. While appearing ...

It’s no laughing matter. Former “Saturday Night Live” star Rachel Dratch — whose character Debbie Downer helped popularize the sad trombone “womp womp” noise — was dismayed by President Trump’s former ...

The coronavirus has been on everyone's mind lately, so of course Rachel Dratch's iconically pessimistic Debbie Downer made a surprise SNL cameo to voice the anxieties that many people are feeling ...

These days, it pays to cultivate a Debbie Downer friend—because if you want info about climate change impacts, pandemics, or ...

Rachel Dratch reprised her role as Debbie Downer to bring wedding guests down with talk about coronavirus, Donald Trump and #MeToo on the latest installment of NBC's 'Saturday Night Live.' By ...