You would think SNL monologues would be the simplest for stand-up comedians. They spend their working lives on stage talking to audiences. How hard could doing five to ten minutes on live television be? Well, the fifty plus year history of Saturday Night Live has shown over and over again that stand-up comedians are the exact group of people who seem to generate the most controversy and actual consequences from their monologues. They’re also the group most often accused of bombing.Right now, everyone is giving their takes on Shane Gillis and his monologue this past weekend on SNL, which was...