Robert Downey Jr. recalls his short-lived stint on 'SNL' in the new Peacock docuseries 'SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night.' The actor, 59, credits his time on the show for helping discover 'what I wasn't.'

Photo: Alan Singer/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal/ “I learned so much in that year about what I wasn’t,” Downey said, describing his experience on the show as an exciting 90 minutes, regardless of how well he performed.

American actor Robert Downey Jr. recently opened up about his working experience with the iconic comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live.The Avengers star, who featured in the latest docuseries, SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night,

Live' marks 50 years, Robert Downey Jr. and Anthony Michael Hall recently looked back on their brief run on the infamous Season 11.

Hollywood star Robert Downey Jr. is well aware of his limits and how far he can stretch himself as an actor. He also expressed his gratitude to the commedy sketch series saying how it added to his repertoire as a performer, reports 'People' magazine.

Robert Downey Jr. learned something valuable during his brief time on Saturday Night Live.The Iron Man star, 59, is featured in the new four-part docuseries SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night,

Robert Downey Jr has never been renowned as a dedicated method actor, but he clearly pulls out all the stops when he fully commits.

Though he rarely speaks about his short-lived tenure on Saturday Night Live, Marvel superstar Robert Downey Jr. broke his silence in the final episode of Peacock’s docuseries SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night.

Robert Downey Jr. and Anthony Michael Hall reminisced their time on the Saturday Night Live’s widely regarded worst season, despite of having a line-up of some of the most

Actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach is set to make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in The Fantastic Four: First Steps and he recently spoke about whether Robert Downey Jr. will appear as Doctor Doom in the upcoming movie.