@@MTVCOPS Arguably so, though personally I like the tight knit cast of 86-89. I think they could have trimmed the cast back a little for 1990-91. With Lovitz and Dunn gone by 1990 the chemistry was thrown off by suddenly having Rock, Spade and Farley there along with Hooks and Jackson. Sometimes it worked but other times not. Carvey seemed to be demoted to Meyers sidekick when not playing Bush. Also Dennis Miller left. So the 1990-91 season was definitely the end of this era while the 1991-92 season would see the newer kids come into their own while struggling to be noticed in such a bloated cast
The Gilda Tribute monologue is still one of my favorite moments in the history of the show. The news actually broke of her passing that afternoon and they had to scrap the monologue they’d spent all week working on and rewrite the new one on the fly. The dress rehearsal was only about 3hrs away when they initially heard.
I fon't think it was so much scrapped, but moved later in the episode. Later on, Steve Martin does a bit on home base about his good and bad sides, which I assume was going gto be in his monologue before this sad news broke.
This is when the show was becoming appointment television again. I played in a band and missed the show live most weekends, so my mom would tape-it for me and I’d watch when I stumbled in at 3:00am. I was 18-19 years-old. P.S. In 1992, I moved to Seattle and met my wife. She had a cat named “Toonces” when we met. That cat lived until 20007. ☮️
Love is a Dream has way more feels to it now. Both Phil and Jan were so talented. It's one of the pieces that represents the range this series can hit.
The May 20, 1989 one with Steve Martin was one of my favorite SNL episodes. It had such classics: Carvey's Bush Sr. Martin's touching monologue "Get to know me!!!" Ode of a Love Hanz and Franz The introduction of Toonces And then there's musical guest Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in which I was introduced to the song "Running Down a Dream"
Just a fantastic season. Maybe the best ever in SNL history. It was even better due to this amazing cast having some of their strongest seasons in their whole tenures - Dana, Phil, Jon and Jan especially killed it all year. Fantastic and well-done summary of the season, per usual.
Steve Martin's opening monologue had me fighting back tears. It's sad that Gilda Radner passed away, but SNL paid a great tribute to her on that season finale.
I only started watching during the Sudeikis/Hader era.. I know the stars that came before. But i didn't know some big tv or movie stars that only lasted a season or two in the late 70s and 80s. SNL is a great platform
I certainly remember watching this episode when it first aired. I didn't know yet that Radner had passed away, so it was incredibly moving. One of those moments (and tributes) you never forget.
Such a great season. Commitment to comedy, creativity, and characters made this era stand out. Each cast member was outstanding bringing out the best of the writers. I remember many of these sketches more than 30 years later
@williamgiesen4910 also, the fact that you could see a man being so proud of this that he has to show someone thereby doing it again! Lol a woman would be like "..ok, that was cute, but never again!" Lol
these SNL retrospective videos are so good, they're the only UA-cam videos I watch at 1x speed. Hell, I watch new SNL sketches at 1.25x each Saturday night.
I love these. This is about when I started watching every episode live, taping it (when was the last time anyone said that?!!) On my VCR, and then watching it again on Sunday. Then going to school and acting out all the sketches with my friends on Monday. The only complaint I have is I wish these breakdowns were a little bit longer, because it's the UA-cam equivalent of nostalgic comfort food for me. 😊 Great job as always guys.
I've said it before, this is the best original UA-cam content I've seen in the past ten years because you guys make the programme the stars whilst still being really entertaining yourselves, cant wait till you cover Norm's time on SNL
Love these videos of yours so much, you guys do a wonderful job. 😊 I'm 63 and can still remember Mary P in 8th grade English in 1975, asking me if I'd heard of Saturday Night on NBC. 50 years later I'm still watching. ❤
I'm currently re-reading Live From New York and it's funny how fast they go through these late 80's years. It spends most of the time talking about the Jan Hooks, Nora Dunn and Victoria Jackson feud. It's like they were just in a hurry to talk about the early 90's cast.
All timer right here this was when I was just starting to pay attention to SNL as a little kid in the late 80s/early 90s and this timeframe of SNL from about the late 80s to mid 90s was a huge deal for me growing up, this is so fun!
I was lied to. I moved to Aurora IL in 2002. There was Riley’s Rock House on Lake Street but that’s it. No metal heads. I literally showed Alice Cooper my driver’s license to prove where I live. He did find it very amusing.
I was off the grid at an electricity-free resort on the Big Island of Hawaii from 1988-91. I completely missed reporting of the Gulf War, the rise of Murphy Brown, and three years of SNL so all of this is completely new to me. Thank you!
@donbrown1284 but, how fun was it to be off grid? Seems like it would be a relief to not be bombarded with advertisements, political babbling, and fear-inducing news coverage.
@@RonWrightwrites I will never know what I missed and this recap of SNL makes me aware of that. What was sad was that my reverie on the island was cut short by an erupting volcano that wiped out the lovely village of Kalapana, several iconic Hawaiian sites, the largest black sand beach. Several pieces of paradise lost...😒
I think there was a banned sketch during the Tony Danza episode that was based on “The War of the Worlds” where the characters were using a strong NY/Brooklyn accent and the “fun-kin” over and over again. I’ve never been able to find it to watch it again.
I love your videos! so well researched with great footage and so many memories. I remember watching all of these episodes when they premiered. This was the beginning of a golden era for SNL. Keep up with work!
This was the season I started staying up on Saturdays to watch SNL. I would watch previous seasons but wasn’t up that late a lot. This season I was in 5th grade.
Too bad we don't have Peacock here in Brazil. This is the first season I've watched on cable TV back in the end of the 90s, on a rerun the network used to broadcast. Been a fan of the show and its story since then. By the way, loving this series of vídeos! You rock!
Great job as always, guys! I remember watching that last episode when Gilda passed and Steve Martin got choked up. Anal retentive chef should have gotten more attention IMO. Haha.
This was the season that introduced me to SNL. I was 9-10 yr/o at the time. I've always thought of myself as biased towards this cast for that reason. But having since then watched all the prior seasons and all the seasons after up to modern times, it's apparent that this cast and season is still one of the best ever.
the nude beach sketch was the first snl sketch I ever saw. I was about 10 years old and never heard that word said on tv. I thought it was the funniest thing I ever saw and was hooked on snl.😂
I saw the episode with the first Wayne’s World bit. I luckily had the foresight to tape it, and I watched it over and over. I had no idea that it would catch on like it did.
So this was when Tom Hanks started his recurring Mr. Short Term memory bit. Somewhere along that road, he was appearing on a game show, struggling to remember how to play the game. Phil Hartman plays the host, and I believe there's a cameo in that sketch from Tony Randall as well.
So THAT'S when Toonces premiered lol, that was one of my favorite all time sketches. I didn't realize Mike Myers started that far back, wow. I'd love to watch this entire series again starting back in the 70's...just gotta figure out how.
So cool to hear the day I was born read in this video lol. Tuesday marks 36 years since Tom Hanks opened this season and I moved out of my mother’s uterus.
Oh, that Christmas "movie" with Phil Hartman hit harder than I thought it would. And Gilda. I cried during SNL's tribute to her. I cried again seeing it. In thirty years, when I'm 85, I'll probably cry still. Gilda and Phil, we miss you!!!
Having just watched Blue Hawaii, I was interested to see the Waikiki Hawaii sketch. Fired up Peacock, jumped to season 14, episode 19, scanned through the whole 36 minutes (?) to find that it's not there. What the heck? Peacock apparently doesn't post entire episodes. What a shame...
One of the great skits of the Dolly episode is where she recounts the great stories her hillbilly grandparents would tell her as a child (because they had no tv) and they were all episodes of classic tv sitcoms.
Still enjoying this series. It was actually through Wayne's World that I was introduced to SNL. I was born in the 90s so I was raised on the two movies. I'm in the UK so SNL never aired over here. In the 2000s, I was just doing random research for Mike Myers and Wayne's World and I learned it was originally part of a certain live TV show broadcast from New York. I decided to buy the Best of Mike Myers DVD and the rest is history. Shame they didn't put out more DVDs than they did... As for the first sketch of the show, it does seem a little rough around the edges, but to be fair, who knew it would return and become as big as it did. None of them could've seen that coming...
From the UK too. Although SNL didn't air on UK TV for years, video stores in the 80s had 'The Best of Dan Aykroyd' and 'The Best of John Belushi' available to rent. The show reached our shores in the late 80s and through the 90s on MTV. In the wake of the success of 'Wayne's World', BBC 2 broadcast isolated 'Wayne's World' sketches on Thursday nights at 10.20pm in Jan and Feb of '93. The year before they had broadcast Season 18 (a month later than the US). The episodes were cut down to 30 minutes and, If memory serves, they didn't show the full season. Annoyingly, they never aired any consequent seasons after that. My guess is the BBC probably had to buy a season to get the package of Wayne's World sketches. The show then returned to the UK in the mid 2000s on ITV4 (with eps shown one week after the States), where it was aired for two years. Party on.
@@danpalmer5451 Actually, I remember early seasons were aired abridged over here very infrequently a decade or so ago. I can't for the life of me remember the channel, it may have been Bravo, and they never went beyond the first five seasons. Not exactly an ideal way to experience the show...
Mike Myers was the Mr. Beast of SNL. He knew how to game the algorithm perfectly. Pretty much EVERY single one of his characters were recurring character worthy.
Damn, this may be the best season in SNL history. It's just so good
Agree. Not a bad episode in this season.
I watched that!
SNL was reborn in the late '80s.
The cast got even better by early 90s.
@@MTVCOPS Arguably so, though personally I like the tight knit cast of 86-89. I think they could have trimmed the cast back a little for 1990-91. With Lovitz and Dunn gone by 1990 the chemistry was thrown off by suddenly having Rock, Spade and Farley there along with Hooks and Jackson. Sometimes it worked but other times not. Carvey seemed to be demoted to Meyers sidekick when not playing Bush. Also Dennis Miller left. So the 1990-91 season was definitely the end of this era while the 1991-92 season would see the newer kids come into their own while struggling to be noticed in such a bloated cast
The Gilda Tribute monologue is still one of my favorite moments in the history of the show. The news actually broke of her passing that afternoon and they had to scrap the monologue they’d spent all week working on and rewrite the new one on the fly. The dress rehearsal was only about 3hrs away when they initially heard.
I fon't think it was so much scrapped, but moved later in the episode. Later on, Steve Martin does a bit on home base about his good and bad sides, which I assume was going gto be in his monologue before this sad news broke.
NBC better be paying you guys for this incredibly well made and in-depth documentary. Peacock should be streaming this.
They're great.
@@MorningStarScorpio if anything we have to hope their diligent software doesn’t pull it down.
Dear God, this does not need to be on Peacock. It’s much too better than that.
@@agbook2007torrents.
This is when the show was becoming appointment television again.
I played in a band and missed the show live most weekends, so my mom would tape-it for me and I’d watch when I stumbled in at 3:00am. I was 18-19 years-old.
P.S. In 1992, I moved to Seattle and met my wife. She had a cat named “Toonces” when we met. That cat lived until 20007. ☮️
Love is a Dream has way more feels to it now. Both Phil and Jan were so talented. It's one of the pieces that represents the range this series can hit.
I can't get through it now. I don't think I've watched the entire thing since Hooks passed.
@@authorrayrogers Jan was a heavy smoker (you could see it in the late 80s montage) and drinker and it killed her. Very sad
Beautiful sketch though
It has a "your parents have both passed away but you found a videotape in the attic of when they were young and beautiful" vibe to it
The fact that it was used as a tribute when Phil and later jan passec speaks volumes. Not to mention the 25th anniversary show.
The May 20, 1989 one with Steve Martin was one of my favorite SNL episodes. It had such classics:
Carvey's Bush Sr.
Martin's touching monologue
"Get to know me!!!"
Ode of a Love
Hanz and Franz
The introduction of Toonces
And then there's musical guest Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in which I was introduced to the song "Running Down a Dream"
The "Get to know me!" routine is one of the great info-mercial parodies.
@@Oppeldeldoc1Where IS his extra bone?
Just a fantastic season. Maybe the best ever in SNL history. It was even better due to this amazing cast having some of their strongest seasons in their whole tenures - Dana, Phil, Jon and Jan especially killed it all year.
Fantastic and well-done summary of the season, per usual.
Steve Martin's opening monologue had me fighting back tears. It's sad that Gilda Radner passed away, but SNL paid a great tribute to her on that season finale.
I just binged all of these, and that monologue hit me really hard. RIP Gilda.
Just cry, why fight it
This was my era, and it's still my favourite.
Legendary
I only started watching during the Sudeikis/Hader era.. I know the stars that came before. But i didn't know some big tv or movie stars that only lasted a season or two in the late 70s and 80s. SNL is a great platform
objectively the best era
I certainly remember watching this episode when it first aired. I didn't know yet that Radner had passed away, so it was incredibly moving. One of those moments (and tributes) you never forget.
Such a great season. Commitment to comedy, creativity, and characters made this era stand out. Each cast member was outstanding bringing out the best of the writers. I remember many of these sketches more than 30 years later
Toonces the Driving Cat is one of my favorites!
The cat puppet screaming before they go over the cliff (which actually originated during the Ebersol years) always gets me
@williamgiesen4910 also, the fact that you could see a man being so proud of this that he has to show someone thereby doing it again! Lol a woman would be like "..ok, that was cute, but never again!" Lol
these SNL retrospective videos are so good, they're the only UA-cam videos I watch at 1x speed.
Hell, I watch new SNL sketches at 1.25x each Saturday night.
This is probably my all-time favorite season of SNL! Great video 👍🏽
I have no idea how you guys crank these out so fast yet so well. Looking forward to it.
I'm here for that whatever "Cranked" or "Pumped" them UP! ❤.
Can’t wait to hear about the Sinead O’Connor controversy
Also "The Sinatra Group."
Shinehead!
WRONG!
She's bald and was right. The end. There you go.
@@ryanlemley4866 Yup. Absolutely. It only took about 15 years before the rest of the world caught up to her.
That was in 92-93.
@@texasyojimboThat skit was in the 90-91 season 16
I love these. This is about when I started watching every episode live, taping it (when was the last time anyone said that?!!) On my VCR, and then watching it again on Sunday. Then going to school and acting out all the sketches with my friends on Monday. The only complaint I have is I wish these breakdowns were a little bit longer, because it's the UA-cam equivalent of nostalgic comfort food for me. 😊 Great job as always guys.
I still have some old VHS tapes with episodes from the ‘90-93 years that I recorded, but I don’t have a VCR to go back and watch them 😂
I've said it before, this is the best original UA-cam content I've seen in the past ten years because you guys make the programme the stars whilst still being really entertaining yourselves, cant wait till you cover Norm's time on SNL
Martin's tribute to Gilda Radner gets me every time.
This was the era I loved the most. So many good sketches! I’d love to see more band footage in these videos.
Love these videos of yours so much, you guys do a wonderful job. 😊 I'm 63 and can still remember Mary P in 8th grade English in 1975, asking me if I'd heard of Saturday Night on NBC. 50 years later I'm still watching. ❤
I am old enough to have watched all these Seasons (from the beginning) when they originally aired!
You guys are killing it with this series. Can't wait to see more. 🤘🏻
The beginning of the golden age and best era of this show.
I'm currently re-reading Live From New York and it's funny how fast they go through these late 80's years. It spends most of the time talking about the Jan Hooks, Nora Dunn and Victoria Jackson feud. It's like they were just in a hurry to talk about the early 90's cast.
I watched it live, starting in '75. This was definitely its second (and at least for me, final) golden era. Great job on these mini-docs. 😎
not just for you
Thanks for making these guys. These are all excellent
You guys are the best! Thank you for the memories
😂LMAO on a Friday Night! "Its a perfect cirrrrcle." Wow, yall really bring back some memories!
All timer right here this was when I was just starting to pay attention to SNL as a little kid in the late 80s/early 90s and this timeframe of SNL from about the late 80s to mid 90s was a huge deal for me growing up, this is so fun!
EXTREME CLOSE UP!!!!
WHHHOOOOOAAAAAA
Love these videos!
"Wayne's World! Party time! Ex-cellent! Whoo-oo--ooooo!"
I was lied to. I moved to Aurora IL in 2002. There was Riley’s Rock House on Lake Street but that’s it. No metal heads. I literally showed Alice Cooper my driver’s license to prove where I live. He did find it very amusing.
Sooooo epic.
I was off the grid at an electricity-free resort on the Big Island of Hawaii from 1988-91. I completely missed reporting of the Gulf War, the rise of Murphy Brown, and three years of SNL so all of this is completely new to me. Thank you!
@donbrown1284 but, how fun was it to be off grid?
Seems like it would be a relief to not be bombarded
with advertisements, political babbling, and fear-inducing news coverage.
@@RonWrightwrites I will never know what I missed and this recap of SNL makes me aware of that. What was sad was that my reverie on the island was cut short by an erupting volcano that wiped out the lovely village of Kalapana, several iconic Hawaiian sites, the largest black sand beach. Several pieces of paradise lost...😒
I think there was a banned sketch during the Tony Danza episode that was based on “The War of the Worlds” where the characters were using a strong NY/Brooklyn accent and the “fun-kin” over and over again. I’ve never been able to find it to watch it again.
Wow! I have been looking for that Joe Montana Honest man sketch for years. This series is just incredible. Thanks SNL.
You mean Joe Mantegna, right?
Jan Hooks was my favorite.....R.I.P.
This was the first season I watched live as a kid. The John Malkovich “You Mock Me” sketch looked straight out of Monty Python.
Awesome season. Myers's addition to a brilliant cast took this even higher.
Great series!!! Thank you!
Saturday Night!! Network!! Premiere time!! Excellent!!
Having Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, and Jon Lovitz on the same show pretty much covers every male impression you can think of
Great season and great episode of the show, as always.
42 years young. I got a little teary watching the recap of the final episode of the season.
One of my favorite lines that gets glossed over is in the CityBank commercial about making change. He says
“How do we make money? Easy. By volume.” 😂
Such a fantastic cast and era of SNL
Love these. Keep up the good work. I’m just not looking forward to the past 10 years
Agreed, this was a great era for SNL. I was watching the show every week during this time (taping it on VHS).
Thank you for all your information this is always a fun series to see I look forward to this every week season 14 I remember pretty well
Just watched Wayne’s World last night with daughter.
keep the episodes coming guys, we need a new one daily!!. THanks for this.
I love your videos! so well researched with great footage and so many memories. I remember watching all of these episodes when they premiered. This was the beginning of a golden era for SNL. Keep up with work!
Just awesome. Thank you!😃
This was the season I started staying up on Saturdays to watch SNL. I would watch previous seasons but wasn’t up that late a lot. This season I was in 5th grade.
"The Hustler of Money" short also featured Stillers parents, better still, it showcased John Mahoney of future Frasier fame as Fast Eddie.
Love all of these ❤
I live for you guys' videos.
Too bad we don't have Peacock here in Brazil. This is the first season I've watched on cable TV back in the end of the 90s, on a rerun the network used to broadcast. Been a fan of the show and its story since then. By the way, loving this series of vídeos! You rock!
"Hey Garth! Aerosmith's here!"
"We're not worthy! We're not worthy!"
@7:55 was a sad moment for me. It was when my sister passed away too. I’ll never forget that episode
Ugh, Crying was intense enough when Orbison released it. RIP Roy.
I love these
Great job as always, guys! I remember watching that last episode when Gilda passed and Steve Martin got choked up. Anal retentive chef should have gotten more attention IMO. Haha.
Wow, this is utterly and completely my season. I knew half these beats off the top of my head.
I’m laughing my ass off just from these quick clips 🤣
This was the season that introduced me to SNL. I was 9-10 yr/o at the time. I've always thought of myself as biased towards this cast for that reason. But having since then watched all the prior seasons and all the seasons after up to modern times, it's apparent that this cast and season is still one of the best ever.
the nude beach sketch was the first snl sketch I ever saw. I was about 10 years old and never heard that word said on tv. I thought it was the funniest thing I ever saw and was hooked on snl.😂
This season was almost orgasmically good.
Another winning vid, guys!
Toonces, the Cat who could drive a car is priceless😂
I saw the episode with the first Wayne’s World bit. I luckily had the foresight to tape it, and I watched it over and over. I had no idea that it would catch on like it did.
Excellent.
So this was when Tom Hanks started his recurring Mr. Short Term memory bit. Somewhere along that road, he was appearing on a game show, struggling to remember how to play the game. Phil Hartman plays the host, and I believe there's a cameo in that sketch from Tony Randall as well.
Ben Stiller is the son of Anne Meara and her husband Jerry Stiller. They were the comedy TEAM Stiller and Meara.
You Need To Do Thorough Retrospectives On SCTV, In Living Color & MadTV.
There's a SCTV documentary on my channel.
So THAT'S when Toonces premiered lol, that was one of my favorite all time sketches. I didn't realize Mike Myers started that far back, wow. I'd love to watch this entire series again starting back in the 70's...just gotta figure out how.
This Was Peak For The 2nd Greatest Grouping Of Cast & Writers.
The hosts for this season as far as level of fame blow away every other season. It's incredible.
One of the few seasons i actually fully watched i think. I was 12 and had nowhere else to be but I was already obsessed with Kids in the Hall.
The love is a dream reel is my favourite. I remember when Hooks sadly passed away I watched it on a loop on my best of Phil Hartman DVD
So cool to hear the day I was born read in this video lol. Tuesday marks 36 years since Tom Hanks opened this season and I moved out of my mother’s uterus.
Oh, that Christmas "movie" with Phil Hartman hit harder than I thought it would. And Gilda. I cried during SNL's tribute to her. I cried again seeing it. In thirty years, when I'm 85, I'll probably cry still.
Gilda and Phil, we miss you!!!
Tales Of Ribaldry was so damn funny I still can’t forget it 😂
"Love is a Dream" puts a tear in my eye knowing that we no longer have either Phil Hartman or Jan Hooks.
This was when I first started watching the show. I was 10, and didn’t understand many of the bits, but I felt cool to witness it all.
Having just watched Blue Hawaii, I was interested to see the Waikiki Hawaii sketch. Fired up Peacock, jumped to season 14, episode 19, scanned through the whole 36 minutes (?) to find that it's not there. What the heck? Peacock apparently doesn't post entire episodes. What a shame...
Ah, Tales of Ribaldry. Jon Lovitz went with the classical English.
One of the great skits of the Dolly episode is where she recounts the great stories her hillbilly grandparents would tell her as a child (because they had no tv) and they were all episodes of classic tv sitcoms.
The Peacock cut of the Steve Martin episode inexplicably cuts the Gilda tribute.
I love this series. Shanah tova❤🎉
This cast was like the '27 yankees
Off the Rick moranis hosted show, “The big bitch bulldyke bust out of 89” is quite possibly my favorite SNL sketch of all time.
I Hope You Grow & Expand On Any & All Sketch Comedy. You All Do A Stellar Job With SNL.
"And now is the time on Sprockets when we dance."
This was the first season I watched in full. I was in 5th grade and had recently gotten into hard rock/metal, so I really related to Wayne and Garth.
Still enjoying this series. It was actually through Wayne's World that I was introduced to SNL. I was born in the 90s so I was raised on the two movies. I'm in the UK so SNL never aired over here. In the 2000s, I was just doing random research for Mike Myers and Wayne's World and I learned it was originally part of a certain live TV show broadcast from New York. I decided to buy the Best of Mike Myers DVD and the rest is history. Shame they didn't put out more DVDs than they did... As for the first sketch of the show, it does seem a little rough around the edges, but to be fair, who knew it would return and become as big as it did. None of them could've seen that coming...
From the UK too. Although SNL didn't air on UK TV for years, video stores in the 80s had 'The Best of Dan Aykroyd' and 'The Best of John Belushi' available to rent. The show reached our shores in the late 80s and through the 90s on MTV. In the wake of the success of 'Wayne's World', BBC 2 broadcast isolated 'Wayne's World' sketches on Thursday nights at 10.20pm in Jan and Feb of '93. The year before they had broadcast Season 18 (a month later than the US). The episodes were cut down to 30 minutes and, If memory serves, they didn't show the full season. Annoyingly, they never aired any consequent seasons after that. My guess is the BBC probably had to buy a season to get the package of Wayne's World sketches. The show then returned to the UK in the mid 2000s on ITV4 (with eps shown one week after the States), where it was aired for two years. Party on.
@@danpalmer5451 Actually, I remember early seasons were aired abridged over here very infrequently a decade or so ago. I can't for the life of me remember the channel, it may have been Bravo, and they never went beyond the first five seasons. Not exactly an ideal way to experience the show...
@@Gondarth Haha, yup. Life as a Brit SNL fan is a rough one.
'Change Bank' was one of the funniest skits of all time.
Mike Myers was the Mr. Beast of SNL. He knew how to game the algorithm perfectly. Pretty much EVERY single one of his characters were recurring character worthy.
8:57 as soon as I saw the bit about Melanie Griffith hosting, I thought back to this lol.
this is the season when i started watching regularly. wayne's world 5eva 🤘
God love you both❤