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Please Don't Destroy

Please Don't Destroy is an American comedy group in New York City composed of Ben Marshall, John Higgins, and Martin Herlihy, who began collaborating as students at New York University. The group was founded in 2017 and based on an act titled Please Don't Destroy My Farm. The troupe performed monthly comedy shows, appeared at the New York Comedy…

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Alma mater
New York University
Genres
Sketch comedy, slapstick, off-color humor
Members
Ben Marshall John Higgins Martin Herlihy
Years active
2017–present (as a trio) 2021–2025 (SNL tenure)

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related to John Higgins · 28
Please Don't Destroy → Abby Elliott, Alan, Arts, Born, Chris Elliott, David Anthony Higgins, Emily Wilson, English, Hammerkatz, He, Higgins, In September, Jimmy Fallon, John Higgins, Man Called Otto, Montclair, Montclair Kimberley Academy, New Jersey, New York University, November
Alma mater · 1
Please Don't Destroy → New York University
Genres · 1
Please Don't Destroy → Sketch comedy, slapstick, off-color humor
Members · 1
Please Don't Destroy → Ben Marshall John Higgins Martin Herlihy
Website · 1
Please Don't Destroy → pleasedontdestroy.com
Years active · 1
Please Don't Destroy → 2017–present (as a trio) 2021–2025 (SNL tenure)
is a · 1
Please Don't Destroy → American comedy group in New York City composed of Ben Marshall

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comedy snl higgins please don't destroy herlihy marshall 2025 new sketch trio 2021 would season york ben john martin writer

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Please Don't DestroyAlma materNew York University1.00infobox
Please Don't DestroyGenresSketch comedy, slapstick, off-color humor1.00infobox
Please Don't DestroyMembersBen Marshall John Higgins Martin Herlihy1.00infobox
Please Don't DestroyWebsitepleasedontdestroy.com1.00infobox
Please Don't DestroyYears active2017–present (as a trio) 2021–2025 (SNL tenure)1.00infobox
Please Don't Destroyis aAmerican comedy group in New York City composed of Ben Marshall0.90text
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsJohn Higgins0.60section
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsNovember0.60section
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsMontclair0.60section
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsNew Jersey0.60section
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsBorn0.60section
Please Don't Destroyrelated to John HigginsSteve Higgins0.60section

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