Debuting in 1977, The Nerds became one of Saturday Night Live’s most beloved recurring sketches — pairing Gilda Radner as awkward teen Lisa Loopner and Bill Murray as her neighbor Todd DiLaMuca. Created by Alan Zweibel, the sketches captured the hilariously cringeworthy charm of adolescence: nasal voices, bad posture, and relentless teasing — with Todd’s “Oh, Lisa, you’re such a spazz!” and Lisa’s deadpan “Never mind!” becoming instant catchphrases. The chemistry between Radner and Murray was re

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