remember being watching the 15th anniversary show as a teen and thinking how old the 1970s skits seemed when they were only little over 10 years old. now the 15 th anniversary was 35 years ago!!!! crazy
I love these. As I've said before, as someone who's watched the show since 1977, I'd combined so many 80s casts in my memory it's weird to see the actual chronology. I could've sworn so many people were all cast members together when they were years apart.
The Continental is such a remarkable sketch because it's the only sketch I can think of where the host is up there all by themselves, with absolutely no help from the cast. The fact that they even tried it is amazing, let alone that Walken pulls it off each and every time.
This was such a great season, definitely one of the 5 best ever. Unfortunately the departure of Nora Dunn meant that we wouldn't see The Sweeney Sisters again, save for a couple of specials later on. That was always one of my favorite all-time skits. It was funnier than fuck. Hey did anybody else get the unintentional irony of Robert Wagner hosting just a few weeks before Christopher Walken would do the same? Both were in the boat with Natalie Wood on the very last night of her life. (Also add to that Rob Lowe, whom later on would play the younger #2 to Dr. Evil in _Austin Powers 2: The Spy Who Shagged Me_ after Robert Wagner had played the older version in the first _Austin Powers_ film.) This season had some of the greatest musical guests ever: Neil Young, Aerosmith and The Smithereens, among others. This was just an absolutely great season. Love your videos, guys!!!!
Robert Wagner inexplicably being permitted to age on camera gracefully never ceases to confound me. It’s like we don’t even mind he was in Austin Powers - even after they freaking killed him off in the first one, they brought him back for Spy Who Shagged Me. It’s unreal.
I remember this season and the 15th Anniversary special so well (we taped it off the VCR). The early days of SNL seemed like ancient history to me at the time. Shockingly depressing to realize it's now been 2.5 times that long since then.
love these videos ,only wish they were longer. we are getting into the nostalgic years for me as my earliest SNL memories are from the Myers/Carvey/Chris Rock/Sandler era
I was a freshman at NYU in 1989...we went up and hung out outside Rockefeller Center after the 15th anniversary show. Got to meet all the stars coming out and going to their limos, got to ask Martin Short when we're getting more Ed Grimley cartoons and Jim Belushi gave my friend a birthday peck on the cheek.... Then that year saw the Robert Wagner show and Fred Savage on standby tickets. Was great. will never forget it.
Jan Hooks was a top Groundlings performer prior to SNL. Second City, Groundlings, UCB, by the 15th season there was this incredible talent ecosystem developed of sketch talent who could *write* sketches as well as perform and had already workshopped tested characters (eg Wayne’s world)
I stg I was trying to remember cause my niece kept asking a couple weeks ago what other nursery rhymes I knew and I keep going like little Ms muffit so I don't remember the five year old appropriate version anymore apparently um, hickory dickory .. nope not that one either. Can't do the gave er a bone of his own one either. I had to look them up for her!
@@kstepko I've been on the Internet since the 90s aol disks, and the first guy to ever do this stupid 'der you spell wrong' ' bit was slaughtered in all the chats and laughed tf outta there like immediately. It was never a cool or interesting thing to do. Somehow it still lives tho. The unwanted prick pic of a prick. Sorry I know this was very rude you've been on the net forever too I'm sure. But then just...why. I do feel bad I almost should delete this. It's mean and unnecessary. I just get upset. It's like when someone misspeaks slightly and it's suddenly a comedy but where everyone had a big laugh like it's never happened to them and they've never felt how silly it feel to be called out I'm just... Whatever I'ma go to bed. Sorry ma'am I don't feel great about this but I don't feel particularly wrong either.
Thank you for your time and effort involved in making these videos and sharing them with all of us . They are great to look forward to . And a great look back .
I really wish there was some way to see this era's episodes(hell, all-era episodes) in their entirety instead of the severely truncated versions on Peacock. Yes, I understand the musical acts can not be included for copyright reasons.
I first saw Jan on the Bill Tush show on superstation WTBS. She was INCREDIBLE there! I didn't get to see the first SNL church lady episode but when somebody told me about it I naturally assumed it was Jan Hooks because on the test show she had a character named Tammy Jean who hilariously played as a tele-evangelist there. Dana, carvey is, of course hilarious, but I kind of wish Jan had brought her Tammy Jean character to SNL.
His wife died, so he became a full time dad. He's made a handful of appearances here and there, but mostly sticks to just doing music now in terms of performance.
The Quincy Jones episode had more of a big band than usual with more horn action. For the 50th anniversary, it needs to go to orchestral levels at Radio City. As a result, they'll need two drummers.
Neil’s performance of Keep Rockin’ in the Free World is absolutely the best live musical performance in the history of television. It’s a shame that it can’t be seen on the streaming version on Peacock.
I remember seeing "Night of the Masturbating Zombies" Live in a bar when it aired and everyone there thought that we were going to witness SNL getting yanked off the air.
SNL from 1986-1990 was absolutely solid. A cast that had strong chemistry with a writing team that consistently delivered the goods. 1990-1995 era (for me) represented a period of diminishing returns. Every consecutive season got bogged down with a cast that was heaving under its own weight with the newer female cast members being sidelined in favour of the boys' club (David Spade, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, Chris Farley) who took centre stage.
"Greenhily" was the first SNL sketch I ever saw live...before that, I had just seen the "Best of SNL" episodes on Nick At Nite. The dramatic music appears to be Bernard Herrmann's score for "Vertigo."
Now we know the rest of the story as to why John Lovitz disappeared from SNL. He was the best cast member at the time (just my opinion) so I always wondered why he was dropped. Thanks for the series.
I can't believe he chose Mom and Dad Save the World over SNL and I'm sure he'd be glad to discuss it with me if we ever meet. I saw Mom and Dad in the theater based on how many people I liked were in it but it was terrible. One of those movies that's deliberately wacky and bad, but not in an entertaining way.
I don't understand for the life of me how Lorne Michaels allowed Pete Davidson two weeks off one of his seasons of SNL to film "The Suicide Squad", yet he made Jon Lovitz the movie or the show. Lovitz is not only so much more talented than Davidson, but Lovitz actually put in effort and looked like he wanted to be on SNL. It's a shame. Also, I always wanted to see Hanukkah Harry team up in a sketch with David S. Pumpkins. It's a fanboy dream, but it could happen.
I still have 3 wall posters from that era hanging up in my garage: Toonces the Driving Cat, Dana Carvey as George Bush and Wayne's World. I bet those posters are worth $0.25 now!!! Nice
For a long time I'd been under the impression that when Pearl Jam appeared in 1993, their getting to play 3 songs was only the second time for that ever to happen for a musical guest after Aretha Franklin previously being afforded the same courtesy, but now obviously I can see from this video that Eric Clapton clearly also had that happen. So I guess the "3 songs" bit was a bit more common than I'd thought
The car seen going over the cliff in the Toonces the Driving Cat sketch is the same stock footage used in seasons 8 and 9 when Tim Kazurinsky was hitch hiking and picked up by a woman wearing only lingerie underwear.
I would never have guessed that Jon Lovitz wasn't around at all for the 90s. I just pictured him being with Farley and Sandler for at least a season for some reason.
John Goodman was always hysterical in Linda trip sketches Jan hooks in the Betty Davis video was perfect The tonto, Frankenstein, sketches with Nealon, Hartman and lovitz were my favorite.
I was 13-14 years old during this season. I watched the Chris Evert and Fred Savage episodes. Jon Lovitz did make guest appearances during seasons 16 and 17.
man I remember back in the early 90s it felt like John Goodman was hosting SNL every other month. I just remember watching so many episodes with him in those days
When Nora Dunn left was pretty much the beginning of when I stopped watching. Without her skits with Jan Hooks, I felt a big hole in the shows skits because they provided SO many funny pairings together. Attitudes, the Sweeney Sisters, I'm really surprised they let her go. She was HILARIOUS!
Another bit that got replaced with the dress version in reruns due to a technical error was Candice Bergen's appearance on Wayne's World. On the live show, they accidentally recued the tape of the Wayne's World intro on the air in the middle of the sketch. The normal intro is kind of trippy, but it's a lot tripper when playing backwards at 3X speed.
Fun fact: Jon Lovitz WOULD still hang around next season and a joke would be made at his expense during the season finale's cold opening which centered around Dennis Miller leaving SNL.
One note on the Andrew Dice Clay episode was a censoring issue up front. I haven’t seen it in ages, but someone was either late on the button or missed it altogether.
i saw a bit of this when it first aired. i just really only remember the super heroes halloween skit from the 70's. I was about 5 when it aired, so that part was all that kept my attention.
I think you are misrepresenting the Nora Dunn jokes on the episode she missed. They weren't mean spirited and the crowd wasn't cheering as if they hated her and they were happy she was dead or anything like that at all. It was just a pretty funny joke the crowd laughed enjoyed .
only 22 minutes of the Debra Winger hosted episode is on Peacock. That episode has Mephistopheles testifying before congress for writing objectionable heavy metal music, and Dana Carvey's Frank Zappa testifies as well. The skit is great, but is not on any DVD or anywhere online.
But why wasn't Nora Dunn's contract extended? Seems like it might have quietly been because of her boycotting the Dice episode maybe? Having her on for one more season with this group would have been fantastic. She was great on the show and with Hooks. Would love for you guys to interview Dunn if you can!
This cast wouldn't have lasted forever under any circumstances, but the massive mistake of letting Andrew Dice Clay host (supposedly one of the handful of SNL episodes that Lorne won't allow to rerun under any circumstances) didn't help much.
Another awesome season re-cap. Thank you guys for these. :)
remember being watching the 15th anniversary show as a teen and thinking how old the 1970s skits seemed when they were only little over 10 years old. now the 15 th anniversary was 35 years ago!!!! crazy
I love these. As I've said before, as someone who's watched the show since 1977, I'd combined so many 80s casts in my memory it's weird to see the actual chronology. I could've sworn so many people were all cast members together when they were years apart.
These are the best videos on UA-cam right now.
Jan Hooks was incredible - so funny and played so many great characters. RIP!
You should have explained that Moranis’s open was a direct parody of Bruce Willis’ opening the week before.
Thank you for putting the beautiful Jan Hooks in the thumbnail. I miss her so much.
The Continental is such a remarkable sketch because it's the only sketch I can think of where the host is up there all by themselves, with absolutely no help from the cast. The fact that they even tried it is amazing, let alone that Walken pulls it off each and every time.
“Sham-pannnyuh?” 🥂
Wait... does that mean Christopher Walken's character exists in the John Wick universe?
This was such a great season, definitely one of the 5 best ever. Unfortunately the departure of Nora Dunn meant that we wouldn't see The Sweeney Sisters again, save for a couple of specials later on. That was always one of my favorite all-time skits. It was funnier than fuck.
Hey did anybody else get the unintentional irony of Robert Wagner hosting just a few weeks before Christopher Walken would do the same? Both were in the boat with Natalie Wood on the very last night of her life. (Also add to that Rob Lowe, whom later on would play the younger #2 to Dr. Evil in _Austin Powers 2: The Spy Who Shagged Me_ after Robert Wagner had played the older version in the first _Austin Powers_ film.)
This season had some of the greatest musical guests ever: Neil Young, Aerosmith and The Smithereens, among others. This was just an absolutely great season. Love your videos, guys!!!!
I’m impressed with this channel. They showed the hanks mic check. That will be a nice call back in future seasons.
This was the season when I first started watching SNL, and it's absolutely my favorite season.
It’s very interesting that Christopher Wallken and Robert Wagner were both guests on the same season. People in the know probably noticed that.
Still waiting for their explanation.
The name of their sketch: "The Love boat"..😂😂😂
Weird that Natalie Wood didn't host that seas-OHHHHHHHH
@@boffo63 - Google actress Natalie Wood's death which explains it all.
Robert Wagner inexplicably being permitted to age on camera gracefully never ceases to confound me. It’s like we don’t even mind he was in Austin Powers - even after they freaking killed him off in the first one, they brought him back for Spy Who Shagged Me. It’s unreal.
The Moranis cold open was a shot at Willis who did an obnoxious harmonica solo the week before
This was another great season for SNL. Thank you guys.
Jan Hook’s late stage Betty Davis is of the roof.😆👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I remember watching it, real time, when it first aired and my friends and i were laughing our butts off.
"Well........I fell off my chair!'
NO ONE made a waffle like Bert Lahr
My favorite of hers was Tammy Faye Bakker. Especially when she was paired with Nora Dunn's Leona Helmsley.
You are absolutely right. I completely forgot about those characterizations.
👍🏿
This is the best thing on UA-cam. Keep up the good work.
I remember this season and the 15th Anniversary special so well (we taped it off the VCR). The early days of SNL seemed like ancient history to me at the time. Shockingly depressing to realize it's now been 2.5 times that long since then.
I turned 10 in Feb 89 and taped the 15th anniversary special and watched it so much
The 15th anniversary special was a recorded from tv vhs tape I adored as a kid , almost have it memorized tbh lol
love these videos ,only wish they were longer. we are getting into the nostalgic years for me as my earliest SNL memories are from the Myers/Carvey/Chris Rock/Sandler era
I was a freshman at NYU in 1989...we went up and hung out outside Rockefeller Center after the 15th anniversary show. Got to meet all the stars coming out and going to their limos, got to ask Martin Short when we're getting more Ed Grimley cartoons and Jim Belushi gave my friend a birthday peck on the cheek.... Then that year saw the Robert Wagner show and Fred Savage on standby tickets. Was great. will never forget it.
Johnny Carson is definitely one of Dana Carvey’s best impressions!
Anytime I hear Carson I immediately think of Dana.
And Carson immediately banned Dana from his show after he did the impersonation.
Keys in the garbage can...
I love this series. They pack so much in!
Jan Hooks was a top Groundlings performer prior to SNL.
Second City, Groundlings, UCB, by the 15th season there was this incredible talent ecosystem developed of sketch talent who could *write* sketches as well as perform and had already workshopped tested characters (eg Wayne’s world)
I heard Andrew "dice" Clay's nursery rhythms so much I don't remember how the original ones go.
I stg I was trying to remember cause my niece kept asking a couple weeks ago what other nursery rhymes I knew and I keep going like little Ms muffit so I don't remember the five year old appropriate version anymore apparently um, hickory dickory .. nope not that one either. Can't do the gave er a bone of his own one either. I had to look them up for her!
Nursery rhymes - but rhythms.
@@kstepko I've been on the Internet since the 90s aol disks, and the first guy to ever do this stupid 'der you spell wrong' ' bit was slaughtered in all the chats and laughed tf outta there like immediately. It was never a cool or interesting thing to do. Somehow it still lives tho. The unwanted prick pic of a prick.
Sorry I know this was very rude you've been on the net forever too I'm sure. But then just...why. I do feel bad I almost should delete this. It's mean and unnecessary. I just get upset. It's like when someone misspeaks slightly and it's suddenly a comedy but where everyone had a big laugh like it's never happened to them and they've never felt how silly it feel to be called out I'm just... Whatever I'ma go to bed. Sorry ma'am I don't feel great about this but I don't feel particularly wrong either.
Yes, I remember the Pogues on St Patrick's Day 1990! Shane McGowan was gloriously drunk, which I know isn't saying much, but it was so fun to watch.
Thank you for your time and effort involved in making these videos and sharing them with all of us .
They are great to look forward to .
And a great look back .
This my Thursday treat thank you!
Another great memorable season of Saturday Night Live. Season 15 was an awesome season. Great sketches.
I really wish there was some way to see this era's episodes(hell, all-era episodes) in their entirety instead of the severely truncated versions on Peacock. Yes, I understand the musical acts can not be included for copyright reasons.
I miss the SNL app where we could watch them. Then of course as you said, they got Peacocked.
Everything exists online somewhere, just gotta dig. You might get a lousy VHS recorded version, but I promise its out there.
Who remembers "Urban Toonces" from the Debra Winger episode? So funny. Dana Carvey's Travolta impression was great.
Jan was so pretty. And funny too
I first saw Jan on the Bill Tush show on superstation WTBS. She was INCREDIBLE there! I didn't get to see the first SNL church lady episode but when somebody told me about it I naturally assumed it was Jan Hooks because on the test show she had a character named Tammy Jean who hilariously played as a tele-evangelist there. Dana, carvey is, of course hilarious, but I kind of wish Jan had brought her Tammy Jean character to SNL.
Toonces was a gamechanger. I think it was this season.
You guys are doing an amazing job! I'd be here for the extended cuts, too!
Holy crap I haven't thought of that masturbating zombies sketch in years! I didn't know Conan O'Brien wrote it either.
1:52
wow! i sooooooo miss RICK MORANIS.
the guy is not dead. he just decided to disappear since the late 1990’s.
His wife died, so he became a full time dad. He's made a handful of appearances here and there, but mostly sticks to just doing music now in terms of performance.
Lotsa good stuff. I'd say whoever was in charge blew it when they gave Jon Lovitz a "choice". Their loss!
Right?! I'd never heard they gave him an ultimatum
I am enjoying this series!
I love these re-caps. Thanks for all you guys do!
wow i am so glad i came upon this randomly. Excellent look back at all these early seasons. Cant wait for when you do the decade of the 90s
Andrew Dice Clay was also the third time a character hosted the show, after Father Guido Sarducci and Pee Wee Herman.
Good catch.
Another great episode fellas... Keep them up :)
Something always confused me about the Colon Blow song. It sounds more like Phoebe Snow than Tracy Chapman.
Tales of Ribaldry is one of the greatest sketches, definitely one of my favorites
Loving this series
The Bette Davis sketch with Jan Hooks made me laugh harder than anything I have seen before or since.
Colon Blow! and new SUPER Colon Blow!
I loved John Goodman's Justin Wilson inspired Cajun chef.
Great video! Another season I dearly wish I could purchase on dvd or blu ray
The Quincy Jones episode had more of a big band than usual with more horn action. For the 50th anniversary, it needs to go to orchestral levels at Radio City. As a result, they'll need two drummers.
Neil’s performance of Keep Rockin’ in the Free World is absolutely the best live musical performance in the history of television. It’s a shame that it can’t be seen on the streaming version on Peacock.
I had a massive crush on Jan Hooks.
9:15 "Oh, I got something you can suck on. You can suck on these all day... it's a 24 hour lozenge."
I remember seeing "Night of the Masturbating Zombies" Live in a bar when it aired and everyone there thought that we were going to witness SNL getting yanked off the air.
SNL from 1986-1990 was absolutely solid. A cast that had strong chemistry with a writing team that consistently delivered the goods.
1990-1995 era (for me) represented a period of diminishing returns. Every consecutive season got bogged down with a cast that was heaving under its own weight with the newer female cast members being sidelined in favour of the boys' club (David Spade, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, Chris Farley) who took centre stage.
"Greenhily" was the first SNL sketch I ever saw live...before that, I had just seen the "Best of SNL" episodes on Nick At Nite. The dramatic music appears to be Bernard Herrmann's score for "Vertigo."
Now we know the rest of the story as to why John Lovitz disappeared from SNL. He was the best cast member at the time (just my opinion) so I always wondered why he was dropped. Thanks for the series.
I can't believe he chose Mom and Dad Save the World over SNL and I'm sure he'd be glad to discuss it with me if we ever meet. I saw Mom and Dad in the theater based on how many people I liked were in it but it was terrible. One of those movies that's deliberately wacky and bad, but not in an entertaining way.
I don't understand for the life of me how Lorne Michaels allowed Pete Davidson two weeks off one of his seasons of SNL to film "The Suicide Squad", yet he made Jon Lovitz the movie or the show. Lovitz is not only so much more talented than Davidson, but Lovitz actually put in effort and looked like he wanted to be on SNL. It's a shame.
Also, I always wanted to see Hanukkah Harry team up in a sketch with David S. Pumpkins. It's a fanboy dream, but it could happen.
I still have 3 wall posters from that era hanging up in my garage: Toonces the Driving Cat, Dana Carvey as George Bush and Wayne's World. I bet those posters are worth $0.25 now!!! Nice
For a long time I'd been under the impression that when Pearl Jam appeared in 1993, their getting to play 3 songs was only the second time for that ever to happen for a musical guest after Aretha Franklin previously being afforded the same courtesy, but now obviously I can see from this video that Eric Clapton clearly also had that happen. So I guess the "3 songs" bit was a bit more common than I'd thought
U2 was also given three songs the they were musical guests in the 2000s.
9:54 The continental should always be viewed at 4:20.
The car seen going over the cliff in the Toonces the Driving Cat sketch is the same stock footage used in seasons 8 and 9 when Tim Kazurinsky was hitch hiking and picked up by a woman wearing only lingerie underwear.
Yeah, I knew that when I saw the first Toonces one with Steve Martin at the season finale of the previous season.
Speaking of Kazurinsky, I a tad disappointed this retrospective pretty much skipped over his, “I Married A Monkey,” series of sketches.
I would never have guessed that Jon Lovitz wasn't around at all for the 90s. I just pictured him being with Farley and Sandler for at least a season for some reason.
He made occasional appearances in subsequent seasons
The sketch where Aerosmith appears on Wayne's World has to be one of the best ever in the history of the show.
John Goodman was always hysterical in Linda trip sketches
Jan hooks in the Betty Davis video was perfect
The tonto, Frankenstein, sketches with Nealon, Hartman and lovitz were my favorite.
I was 13-14 years old during this season. I watched the Chris Evert and Fred Savage episodes. Jon Lovitz did make guest appearances during seasons 16 and 17.
I'm hoping this is the season with Rob Schneider's office worker character: "The Steve Meister, Steve-O-Rama, the Steve man!", etc.).
That’s next season, although Rob joins as a writer near the end of this season
man I remember back in the early 90s it felt like John Goodman was hosting SNL every other month. I just remember watching so many episodes with him in those days
When Nora Dunn left was pretty much the beginning of when I stopped watching. Without her skits with Jan Hooks, I felt a big hole in the shows skits because they provided SO many funny pairings together. Attitudes, the Sweeney Sisters, I'm really surprised they let her go. She was HILARIOUS!
I love when the hosts gel with the cast. John Goodman and Woody had the talent to be full-time cast members.
Debra Winger on Wayne’s World was hilarious 😆
I wanted to see more of it.
I remember seeing the end of that Goodman episode with him waving the watch and asking my friend what happened, and him trying to explain it to me 😭
Nice job! Love it!
1989 to 2000, were the greatest years of Saturday Night Live.
Another bit that got replaced with the dress version in reruns due to a technical error was Candice Bergen's appearance on Wayne's World. On the live show, they accidentally recued the tape of the Wayne's World intro on the air in the middle of the sketch. The normal intro is kind of trippy, but it's a lot tripper when playing backwards at 3X speed.
Rick Moranis was parodying Bruce Willis’ monologue from the previous week.
Fun fact: Jon Lovitz WOULD still hang around next season and a joke would be made at his expense during the season finale's cold opening which centered around Dennis Miller leaving SNL.
Ed O'Neill...you are NOT the father of Fox!
One note on the Andrew Dice Clay episode was a censoring issue up front. I haven’t seen it in ages, but someone was either late on the button or missed it altogether.
Pangs of nostalgia. Dynamite comedic writers and actors.
i saw a bit of this when it first aired. i just really only remember the super heroes halloween skit from the 70's. I was about 5 when it aired, so that part was all that kept my attention.
Great work I look forward to more
I think the Rick Moranis opening monologue was a riff off the Bruce Willis one the week prior.
Thx. I subscribed.
Forgot to mention Rick only did that bit because Bruce Willis played with the band when he hosted
I think you are misrepresenting the Nora Dunn jokes on the episode she missed. They weren't mean spirited and the crowd wasn't cheering as if they hated her and they were happy she was dead or anything like that at all. It was just a pretty funny joke the crowd laughed enjoyed .
I love these!!
only 22 minutes of the Debra Winger hosted episode is on Peacock. That episode has Mephistopheles testifying before congress for writing objectionable heavy metal music, and Dana Carvey's Frank Zappa testifies as well. The skit is great, but is not on any DVD or anywhere online.
Season 15 was weird, wild stuff
We're about to get into the PCU era of SNL
I wanna go back and watch these years Live again. Where did I park that DeLorean...
Wonderful.
But why wasn't Nora Dunn's contract extended? Seems like it might have quietly been because of her boycotting the Dice episode maybe? Having her on for one more season with this group would have been fantastic. She was great on the show and with Hooks. Would love for you guys to interview Dunn if you can!
I still can't wrap my brain around how young everyone is.
Quincy really brought all those musicians? Love it
Le Q!!
The first season I remember watching live. I remember the little 15 in the bottom corner of the screen.
This cast wouldn't have lasted forever under any circumstances, but the massive mistake of letting Andrew Dice Clay host (supposedly one of the handful of SNL episodes that Lorne won't allow to rerun under any circumstances) didn't help much.
Does anyone have, say, a complete set of VHS recordings of live east coast episodes of SNL?
I honestly thought Jon Lovitz was around on SNL a lot longer than that.
Where did you get the clip of “The Environmentally Conscious One”? I’ve been trying to find that one for years
Nice job team!