Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live is a late-night live sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels. Each episode features a celebrity host, comedy sketches that parody contemporary culture and politics, and a musical guest performing during the show.
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Season 7
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E1
(no host)/Rod Stewart
Sketches include ""Our Age is Showing,"" ""The Little Richard Simmons Show,"" ""The Clams"" (film), ""Nuns on the Beach,"" ""A Few Minutes With Andy Rooney,"" ""Prose and Cons"" (film), ""The Khaddaffi Look,"" ""Ruth Deals With Rod,"" ""Andy Warhol,"" Juggling with Michael Davis, and ""Season of Glass"" (film).
Oct 3, 1981 -
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E2
Susan Saint James/The Kinks
Sketches include ""McDonald & Wife,"" ""The Bizarro World,"" ""Buckwheat Sings,"" ""Skanky Fiancee,"" ""Cheap Laffs,"" and ""The Alan Alda Guide to Sensitivity."" The Kinks performed ""Destroyer"" and Christine Ebersole performed ""Single Bars and Single Women."" Also featured is an Anwar Sadat tribute film.
Oct 10, 1981 -
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E3
George Kennedy/Miles Davis
Sketches include ""To Tell the Truth Gone Awry,"" ""Mister Robinson's Neighborhood #2,"" ""Velvet Jones #1,"" and ""Harry Anderson's Grappler Tricks.""
Oct 17, 1981 -
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E4
Donald Pleasence/Fear
Sketches include ""Vomiting for Luck,"" ""Jogger Motel,"" ""Profiles in British Courage,"" ""Last Night I Killed My Husband"" (musical number), ""Sugar Breakfast"" and ""Andy Warhol's TV."" Fear performed ""I Don't Care About You"" and medley of ""Beef Bologna,"" ""New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones,"" and ""Let's Have A War.""
Oct 31, 1981 -
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E5
Lauren Hutton/Rick James
Sketches Include: "Here's 'Cos", "Dressing Room", "Hail To The Chief", "Transeastern", "Whisper", "Cheap Laffs", "Harlequin Romances", "Reach Out", "Velvet Jones School of Technology", "Big Baser", "William Burroughs", "Bitter People"
Nov 7, 1981 -
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E6
Bernadette Peters/The Go-Go's, Billy Joel
Nov 14, 1981 -
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E7
Tim Curry/Meat Loaf
Dec 5, 1981 -
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E8
Bill Murray/The Spinners, Yale Whiffenpoofs
Sketches include ""The Phone Company,"" ""Tales of the Unlikely,"" ""Washed-Up Tom Snyder,"" ""MX-5 Tampons,"" and ""The Economics of Christmas."" The Spinners perform ""I'll Be Around.""
Dec 12, 1981 -
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E9
Robert Conrad/The Allman Brothers Band
Jan 23, 1982 -
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E10
John Madden/Jennifer Holliday
Jan 30, 1982 -
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E11
James Coburn/Lindsey Buckingham
Feb 6, 1982 -
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E12
Bruce Dern/Luther Vandross
Feb 20, 1982 -
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E13
Elizabeth Ashley/Hall and Oates
Feb 27, 1982 -
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E14
Robert Urich/Mink DeVille
Sketches include ""He's No Burt Reynolds,"" ""Paul Harvey Radio News,"" ""Golden Age Obedience School,"" and ""Koala Bear Embryo."" Mink De Ville performed ""Maybe Tomorrow.""
Mar 20, 1982 -
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E15
Blythe Danner/Rickie Lee Jones
Sketches include ""Lorne Greene,"" ""The New Celibacy,"" ""20/20,"" ""The Uncle Tom Show,"" ""Senior Spring Fling '82,"" ""Meet the People,"" and ""Help Out Blythe Danner."" Rickie Lee Jones performed ""Pirates"" and ""Lush Life.""
Mar 27, 1982 -
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E16
Daniel J. Travanti/John Cougar
Sketches include ""Save Larry the Lobster,"" ""Whiners' Anniversary,"" ""Hill Street Blues,"" ""Too Many Ethel Mermans,"" and ""Career Corner."" John Cougar Mellencamp performed ""Hurts So Good.""
Apr 10, 1982 -
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E17
Johnny Cash/Elton John
Elton John performs the John Lennon tribute ""Empty Garden."" Sketches include ""Velvet Jones"" and ""Shadows.""
Apr 17, 1982 -
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E18
Robert Culp/The Charlie Daniels Band
Apr 24, 1982 -
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E19
Danny DeVito/Sparks
Sketches include ""Louis DePalma's Revenge,"" ""The Executive Test,"" ""The Whiners on an Airplane,"" ""Solomon and Pudge,"" ""Enzo,"" and ""Looks at Books."" Sparks performs ""Mickey Mouse."" Also, Brian Doyle-Murray interviews recently humbled actor-wrestler Andy Kaufman.
May 15, 1982 -
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E20
Olivia Newton-John
Sketches include ""Ebony & Ivory,"" ""I Married a Monkey,"" Grease, ""Hitler In Heaven,"" and ""Ballpark Organ Favorites."" ONJ performs the hit ""Physical"" in lieu of the opening monologue.
May 22, 1982
