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Episode 1: Lily Tomlin-james Taylor
Air Date: Sep 18, 1976
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Live from New York, It’s... Chevy Chase! Sketches include "Lily Won’t Rehearse," "Debate ’76," "The Muppet Morgue," "The Phone Company," "Tess DiSenzo," "Judith Beasley" (film), "Women in Literature," "Television Viewer" (film), and "The Antler Dance." James Taylor performed "Shower the People," "Roadrunner" (with David Sanborn), and "Sweet Baby James."
Episode 2: Norman Lear-boz Scaggs
Air Date: Sep 25, 1976
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Tonight's host is TV producer Norman Lear, the brains behind shows like All In The Family, The Jeffersons, and The Golden Girls. Musical guest is Boz Scaggs.
Sketches:Gilda plans to do the fall, Jimmy Carter speaks on sexual performance in the White House, Chevy's Girls, Trial sitcom--The Snakehandling O'Sheas, Joseph Franklin--The Metric Clock, Abusive Divorce Lawyer, and Rhodesian Peace Talks.
Performances:Boz Scaggs performs What Can I Say?
Episode 3: Eric Idle-joe Cocker And Stuff
Air Date: Oct 2, 1976
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Live from New York (via telephone), it's... the voice of Chevy Chase!
Sketches include "Hospitalized Chevy Confronts An Impostor," "Eric's Song" (four parts), "Designer Babies," "KLOG Deejay," "The Killer Bees," "Baba Wawa's Farewell," "Epifix," "Beatles Offer Backfired," "The Rutles" (film), "Nazi Spies," "Dragnet," "Drag Racing Today" (film), "Jacques Cousteau," "Cufflinks of the Gods," and "Ken Norton is Better Than Muhummad Ali."
Joe Cocker performed "You Are So Beautiful" and "Feelin' Alright" (with John Belushi); Stuff performed "Foots."
Episode 4: Karen Black-john Prine
Air Date: Oct 16, 1976
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Live from New York, it’s... Chevy Chase!
Sketches include "Chevy Returns," "Baba Wawa at Large," "Debate ’76," "Triple-Trac," "A*M*I*S*H," "Cancer-Free Cupcakes," "Love, Russian" "Nightclub Owner" (film), "Lunch Counter Reunion," "Mr. Bill’s Stunt" (film), and "Ode to American Coinage."
John Prine performed "Hello In There" and "The Bottomless Lake"; Karen Black performed "Ten Cents a Dance."
Episode 5: Steve Martin-kinky Friedman
Air Date: Oct 23, 1976
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Live from New York, it’s... Chevy Chase! Sketches include "Yankees Lose," "Speak Out For Milk," "Jeopardy 1999!," "Fido-Flex," "Beatnik Bar," "Looks At Books," "Autumn in New York" (film), "Ted Baxter Kills Mary Richards," "Mysteries In Medicine," and two monologues by Steve Martin. Kinky Friedman performed "Dear Abby."
Episode 6: Buck Henry-the Band
Air Date: Oct 30, 1976
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Live from New York, it’s... Chevy Chase! Sketches include "Trick or Treating Land Shark," "Not For First Ladies Only," "Samurai Stockbroker," "Garrett Morris’ Roots," "Debate ’76," "Super Bat-O-Matic 77," "The OintMENt," "Mr. Mike’s Least Loved Bedtime Tales," "Buck’s Halloween Costume" (film), and "Houdini’s Ghost." The Band performed "Life is a Carnival," "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," "Stage Fright," and "Georgia on My Mind."
Episode 7: Dick Cavett-ry Cooder
Air Date: Nov 13, 1976
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Live from New York, It’s... Gilda Radner! Sketches include "Chroma-Trak Girl," "Puppy Uppers and Doggie Downers," "Nixon’s Watergate Frame-up," "The Marines," "Crossroads," "Grandparent Bees," "Mr. Mike’s Least Loved Bedtime Tales: ’The Blind Chicken’," "Mobile Shrink," "How Things Work," "Paramount Novelty Store" (film) and "Franken & Davis’ Funny Word Survey." Ry Cooder performed "Tattler" and "He’ll Have To Go."
Episode 8: Paul Simon-paul Simon, George Harrison
Air Date: Nov 20, 1976
Views: 120
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Live from New York, It’s... George Harrison! Sketches include "Paul’s Monologue Worries," "Quarry," "Baba Wawa At Large," "The Twilite Zone," "Crackerbox Palace" (film), "The Story of Billy Paul," "Tomorrow with Tom Snyder," and "This Song" (film). Paul Simon performed "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," "Here Comes The Sun" and "Homeward Bound" (with George Harrison), "Something So Right" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water."
Episode 9: Jodie Foster-brian Wilson
Air Date: Nov 27, 1976
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Live from New York, It’s... Gilda Radner! Sketches include "Phasing Out Gilda," "Pilson’s Feedbag Dinners," "Bee Peter Pan," "Puberty Helper," "Metal Detector," "What Kinda Guy Watches Saturday Night?," "Laraine’s Little Known Talent," "Don Pardo: The First 50 Years," "Jodie’s Teacher," "Kids’ Dreams" (film), "The King Kong Dirge," "I’m Not Black," and "Mr. Mike’s Least-Loved Bedtime Tales: The Little Train That Died." Brian Wilson performed "Back Home," "Love is a Woman," and "Good Vibrations."
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Episode 10: Candice Bergen-frank Zappa
Air Date: Dec 11, 1976
Views: 174
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Live from New York, it’s... Gilda Radner!
Sketches include "Patty Hearst At Home," "Jimmy Carter Can’t Keep His Promises," "Santi-Wrap," "Consumer Probe," "K-Put Price-is-Right Stamp Gun," "The Right to Extreme Stupidity League," "FX-70 Cheese Slicer," "The Killer Trees," "Diana Nyad" (film), "Adopt John Belushi For Christmas," and "Let’s Kill Gary Gilmore For Christmas."
Frank Zappa performed "I’m The Slime" (featuring Don Pardo), "Lagoon" (featuring Samurai Futaba), and "Peaches & Regalia."
Episode 11: Ralph Nader-george Benson
Air Date: Jan 15, 1977
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Live from New York, it’s... Ralph Nader!
Sketches include "Ralph Cuts Loose," "Lonely Grandfather," "Dress Rehearsal for Execution," "Carter’s Confederate Takeover," a performance by Andy Kaufman, "Baba Wawa Talks to Herself," "The Coneheads at Home," "Youth Asks The Questions," "Garbage" (film), "Testing Inflatable Dolls," and "Ambassador Training Institute."
George Benson performed "Masquerade" and "Gonna Love You More."
Episode 12: Ruth Gordon-chuck Berry
Air Date: Jan 22, 1977
Views: 100
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Live from New York, it’s... John Belushi in a wheelchair!
Sketches include "Belushi’s Too Sick," "The Marines," "Barbra Streisand," "Emily Litella’s Sister," "Tomorrow with Tom Snyder," "Crazy Frank," "Night Moves" (film), "Little Old Ladies of The Night," "Babysitter Sex Expert," "Mr. Bill’s Magic" (film), a performance by magician Ricky Jay, "E. Buzz Miller," "The Last Days of Howard Hughes," and "Mr. Mike’s Least-Loved Bedtime Tales."
Chuck Berry performed "Johnny B. Goode," "Marie," and "Carol."
Episode 14: Fran Tarkenton-leo Sayer
Air Date: Jan 29, 1977
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Live from New York, it's... the cast of SNL! Sketches include "Locker Room Pep Talk," "Swiss Army Gun," "Amy Carter in School," "Chambers' Missing Arm," "Black Perspective," "Home Restaurant," "Anabolic Steroids Cereal," "Community Appeal," "Fran's One-Night Stand," "Grand Stand," "Wrigley's," "Small Worlds" (film), "French Liquid," and "Rhonda's Credit Card Counseling." Leo Sayer performed "When I Need You" and "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"; Donny Harper & The Voices of Tomorrow perform "Sing a Song."
Episode 15: Steve Martin-the Kinks
Air Date: Feb 26, 1977
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Live from New York, It’s... Steve Martin! Sketches include "Steve Martin’s Ego Trip," "Coneheads’ Tax Audit," "Nur Wer Die Sehnsucht," "Celebrity Weightlifting," "Dr. Breadloaf’s Quickloss Diet Book," "Pulling the Plug," "Broadway Baby," "Buster Holmes’ Restaurant" (film), "Hollywood Bingo," "From the Big Orange to the Big Apple" (film), "Roots II," and "Plenty in Common." The Kinks performed "You Really Got Me," "All Day And All of the Night," "Well-Respected Man," "Lola," and "Sleepwalker."
Episode 16: Sissy Spacek-richard Baskin
Air Date: Mar 12, 1977
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Live From New York, It’s...Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Bill Murray, Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner, and Sissy Spacek! Sketches include "Dave Wilson’s Dead," "Burger Master," "Ask President Carter," "How Your Children Grow", "Belushi’s Olympic Dream," "Baton Twirling" (film), Gidget’s Disease," "Bad Playhouse," "White Trash Couple," and "Sissy’s Performances" (film). Richard Baskin performed "Only I Love You" and "City of One-Night Stands."
Episode 17: Broderick Crawford-dr. John, The Meters
Air Date: Mar 19, 1977
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Live From New York, it’s... Laraine Newman, Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, & Linda Ronstadt! Sketches include "Goodbye Saccharine," "Samurai Hit-Man," "Broderick’s Old Neighborhood" (film), "Mel’s Hide Heaven", "Bill Murray, The New Guy," "Lucy Ricardo’s Nuke Job," "Puppy Uppers & Doggy Downers," "Highway Patrol," "Baba Wawa At Large," and "Nixon and Hoover." The RCO All-Stars (Dr. John, Levon Helm, Paul Butterfield, and the SNL Band) perform "Sing Sing Sing" and "Ain’t That a Lot of Love"; The Meters performed "I Got To Get My Name Up In Lights."
Episode 18: Jack Burns-santana
Air Date: Mar 26, 1977
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Tonight’s host is Jack Burns with musical guest Santana
Sketches: Belushi Refuses to Say Live From New York, The Coneheads, Marine Wedding, The Untouchables, The Story of The Squatters, Ask Big Daddy, Washed Up Comedy Writer, Suicidal Buisnessman, Old-Fashioned Pharmacist.
Performances: Santana performs Santana performs Black Magic Woman and Europa.
Episode 19: Julian Bond-brick
Air Date: Apr 9, 1977
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Live From New York, it’s... Gilda Radner! Sketches include "Emily Litella’s New Love," "Lowell Brock," "President Carter’s Stance on Blacks," "Black Perspective," "Dr. X, Family Counselor," "Right On Afro Lustre," "Great Moments In Motown," "Creeley’s Soup," "Bad Cinema," "Mr. Mike Meets Uncle Remus," "The Progressive Farbers," "Patti Smith" (film), and "George Wallace." Tom Waits performed "Eggs & Sausage"; Brick performed "Dazz."
Episode 20: Elliott Gould-mcgarrigle Sisters
Air Date: Apr 16, 1977
Views: 144
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Live From New York, It’s... John Belushi! Sketches include "Brezhnev Wants to Appear on Carson," "The Castration Walk," "The Coneheads At Home," "You’ve Come A Long Way, Buddy," "Nick at Breezy Point Lodge," "United Face Bank," "Sports Fights" (film), "ATM Security Test," "Natural Causes Restaurant," "Puppet Affair" (film), and "Pilson’s Feedbag Dinners." Kate & Anna McGarrigle perform "Kiss & Say Goodbye" and "Heart Like a Wheel"; Roslyn Kind performed "I’m Not Anyone."
Episode 21: Eric Idle-neil Innes
Air Date: Apr 23, 1977
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Live From New York, It’s... Bill Murray! Sketches include "Potato Torture," "Save Great Britain Telethon," "The American Dope Growers Union," "The Nixon Interviews," "Body Language" (film), "Oxxon," "Sherry the Flight Attendant," "Plain Talk," "Heavy Wit Championship," "Bill Murray’s Bad Childhood Memories," and "The Battle of Britain". Alan Price performed "Poor People" and "In Times Like These." Neil Innes performed "Cheese & Onions" (as Ron Nasty) and "Shangri-La."
Episode 22: Shelley Duvall-joan Armatrading
Air Date: May 14, 1977
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Live From New York (on a backstage monitor), it’s... John Belushi!
Sketches include "Bee Sketch is Pre-Empted," "Video Vixens," "Badly Disguised Bank Robber," "Latin Lovers," "Chevy in the Audience," "Duane Bobick," "Viva Las Vegas II," "Baba Wawa At Large," "Bad Ballet," "Night of The Moonies," "Brides" (film) and "Feuding Couple."
Joan Armatrading performed "Love & Affection" and "Down to Zero."
Episode 23: Buck Henry-kenny Vance, Jennifer Warnes
Air Date: May 21, 1977
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Live From New York, It’s... Gilda Radner! Sketches include "Carter’s Energy Saving Message," "Samurai B.M.O.C," "The Shower Mike," "The Coneheads Return to Remulak," "Rhonda Weiss’s Bridal Shower," "Alarm Clock" (film), "Charles Lindbergh," "How Your Children Grow," and "The Morman Tabernacle Choir." Jennifer Warnes performed "Right Time of The Night"; Kenny Vance perfomed "The Performer"; Howard Shore & the SNL Band performed "Departure Lounge."





















