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Episode 1: Steve Martin-jackson Browne
Air Date: Sep 24, 1977
Views: 822
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Rating: 1.17/5 (6)
Live From New York, It’s... Dan Aykroyd! Sketches include "Bert Lance for National Express," "Kromega III," "Festrunk Brothers Ping-Pong," "Mike McMack, Defense Lawyer," "Trinity 3000 Computer," "Great Moments In Rock & Roll," "The Mr. U.S.A. Pageant," and "Royal Deluxe II." Jackson Browne & The Section performed "Runnin’ On Empty" and "The Pretender."
Episode 2: Madeline Kahn-taj Mahal
Air Date: Oct 8, 1977
Views: 831
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Rating: 2.00/5 (7)
In the second episode (s3e2) the host was Madeline Kahn while musical guest Taj Mahal did ‘Queen Bee’. The sketches included Lee Harry Oswald, Swill, Bad Opera, The Anyone Can Host Contest, Bianca Jagger Talks with Close Personal Friends, The Acid Generation: Where Are They Now?, The Gospel of Bowling, Blind African -American, Autumn In New York, Ultra-Personal Feminine Product, Dubbing Hercules, a chat with Dame Edna Everage, Pocket Pal and Phone Secrets.
Episode 3: Hugh Hefner-libby Titus
Air Date: Oct 15, 1977
Views: 996
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Rating: 2.18/5 (11)
Sketches include "Playboy Party Jokes," "Angora Bouquet," "Planet Of The Men vs. Planet Of The Women," "The ’Anyone Can Host’ Contest," "The X-Police," "Circular Bed Sex Research," "Listening To Great Music," "Sex In Cinema," "The 3 R’s," "The Story Of H" (film), "Playboy Philosophers," "Funeral Magician," a guest performance by Andy Kaufman, and "The Farbers at the Playboy Club." Libby Titus performed "Fool That I Am."
Episode 4: Charles Grodin-paul Simon And The Persuaders
Air Date: Oct 29, 1977
Views: 767
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Rating: 1.00/5 (4)
Live From New York, it’s... John Belushi! Sketches include "Grodin Misses Dress Rehearsal," "Weekend Update Promo," "The Coneheads," "Long-Winded Set-Up," "Consumer Probe," "The ’Anyone Can Host’ Contest," "Samurai Dry Cleaner," "Trick-or-Treating Killer Bees," "Simon, Garfunkel, and Grodin," "Judy Miller," "The Professional School of Football," and "Hiring the Incompetent." Paul Simon and the Persuasions perform "Slip Sliding Away" and "You’re Kind."
Episode 5: Ray Charles And The Raylettes
Air Date: Nov 12, 1977
Views: 774
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Rating: 1.00/5 (7)
Sketches include "Don Corleone," "A Message From the President of the United States," "Mamorex," "Howdy Doody’s Widow," "Tomorrow," "The Young Caucasians," a performance by Franklyn Ajaye, "Evelyn Woodski Slow Reading Course," "Blackout Burglary," and "Mr. Mike’s Painting." Ray Charles performed "I Can See Clearly Now," "What I’d Say," "I Believe in My Soul," "Hit the Road Jack," "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," and "I Can’t Stop Loving You."
Episode 6: Buck Henry-leon Redbone
Air Date: Nov 19, 1977
Views: 555
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Rating: 1.20/5 (5)
Sketches include "The Contest Finalists," "Little Chocolate Donuts," "Samurai Psychiatrist," "Stunt Babies," "Motel Sanitation Items," "Reunion in Kiev," "The Rickey Rat Club," "The History of Franken & Davis," "The Contestests in Buck’s Suite" (film), and "Life After Death" (film). Leon Redbone performed "Champange Charlie" and "Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone."
Episode 7: Mary Kay Place-willie Nelson
Air Date: Dec 10, 1977
Views: 568
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Rating: 1.40/5 (10)
Sketches include "Peppiest Show Ever," "Hey, You!," "More Insects To Worry About," "Total Womanhood", "Married In A Minute!," a guest performance by Andy Kaufman, "Bad Musical," and "Hanukkah Explanation." Willie Nelson performed "Whiskey River," "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," and "Something To Brag About."
Episode 8: Mrs. Miskel Spillman-elvis Costello And The Attractions
Air Date: Dec 17, 1977
Views: 657
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Rating: 1.67/5 (6)
Live From New York, It’s... John Belushi! Sketches include "America’s Oldest Living Doper," "Meat Wagon Toy Ambulance," "Dating the Self-Conscious & Extremely Obnoxious," "Gift of the Magi," "Sartresky and Hutch," "The Al Franken & Tom Davis Show," "E. Buzz Miller’s Art Classics," "College Students Home For Christmas," "Drunken Santa," and "How to Make a Soiled Kimono." Elvis Costello & The Attractions performed "Watching the Detectives," the first ten seconds of "Less Than Zero," and "Radio, Radio."
Episode 9: Steve Martin-the Nitty Gritty Dirty Band
Air Date: Jan 21, 1978
Views: 547
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Rating: 1.33/5 (6)
Live From New York, It’s... Dan Aykroyd! Sketches include "State of the Union ’78," "Swill," "Searching For Bigfoot," "Wild & Crazy Guys," "Body Floss," "The Coneheads On ’Family Feud’," "Steve’s Personal Friends" (film), and "What If?" The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performed "On the Loose With the Blues" and "White Russia" with Steve Martin; Randy Newman performed "Short People" and "Rider In The Rain."
Episode 10: Robert Klein-bonnie Raitt
Air Date: Jan 28, 1978
Views: 489
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Rating: 2.20/5 (10)
Live from New York, it’s... Paul Shaffer! Sketches include "The Mr. Mike & Tina Turner Review," "Olympia Cafe," "The X-Police," "Nick Winters," "Nerds Album," "Frogs’ Look At Film ", "Giant Lobster Update," "Rhonda Weiss on Dope," "Attack Of The Giant Lobsters," and "Lobsters Wreck The Studio." Bonnie Raitt performed "Runaway" and "Give It All Up or Let Me Go."
Episode 11: Chevy Chase-billy Joel
Air Date: Feb 18, 1978
Views: 517
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Rating: 1.00/5 (4)
Former cast member Chevy Chase returns to the show that made him famous. He also brings Billy Joel with him as the musical guest.
Episode 12: O.j. Simpson-ashford And Simpson
Air Date: Feb 25, 1978
Views: 734
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Rating: 1.75/5 (8)
Live From New York, It’s... Gilda Radner! Sketches include "Gilda Answers Audience Questions," "Samurai Night Fever," "Great Moments In Sports," "The Mohawk Master," "The Raid On Nicosia," "Voodoo Curse," "The Franken & Davis Show," "Mandingo II," "E. Buzz Miller’s Animal Kingdom," "Hertz," and "Celebrity Battle of the Sexes." Ashford & Simpson performed "So, So Satisfied" and "Don’t Cost You Nothing."
Episode 13: Art Garfunkel-stephen Bishop
Air Date: Mar 11, 1978
Views: 438
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Rating: 2.22/5 (9)
Sketches: Modern Crimes, Kromega III, Tomorrow, Miracle In Chicago, Stage Door Guard, Looks At Books, Don't Look Back In Anger, and Looking For Mr. Goodbar Playset Performances: Stephen Bishop performs On & On Art Garfunkel performs All I Know , Scarborough Fair and Crying In My Sleep
Episode 14: Jill Clayburgh-eddie Money
Air Date: Mar 18, 1978
Views: 537
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Rating: 1.40/5 (5)
Sketches include "Garrett Sings ’Danny Boy’," "Royal Deluxe II," "Olympia Cafe," "Sybil III," "Bad One-Man Theater," "Nutrifix", "Myopic Cowboy," "Shower Mic," "The Coneheads On Earth," "Celebrity Crack-Up," and "Jill’s Relationships." Eddie Money performed "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Baby Hold On."
Episode 15: Christopher Lee-meat Loaf
Air Date: Mar 25, 1978
Views: 735
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Rating: 2.11/5 (9)
Sketches include "Kevin Scott," "Three Movie Trailers," "My Fair Lady," "Mr. Death," "Anwar Sadat," "Cold As Ice" (film), "Dell Stator’s Rabbit Hut," "Vampire Nixon," a performance by Richard Belzer, and "Mr. Bill Goes To The Circus" (film). Meat Loaf performed "All Revved Up & No Place To Go" and "Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad."
Episode 16: Michael Palin-eugene Record
Air Date: Apr 8, 1978
Views: 452
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Rating: 1.60/5 (5)
Sketches include "The Academy Awards," "Little Chocolate Donuts," "Tax Deductions-H&L Brock," "Henrik Ibsen Escape," "Nerds' Piano Lesson," "Shooting on Location" (film), "The Case of the Scarlet Membrane," "Before the Party," "Mr. Bill Pays His Taxes" (film), and "Danger Probe." Eugene Record performs "Have You Seen Her?" and "Trying To Get To You."
Episode 17: Michael Sarrazin-keith Jarrett
Air Date: Apr 15, 1978
Views: 727
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Rating: 2.00/5 (9)
Sketches include "Carter's Stance on Inflation," "Angora Bouquet," "VD Caseworker," "The Judy Miller Show," "Hockey Players," "E. Buzz Miller's Exercise World," "La Dolce Gilda" (film), "Abe Lincoln in the Audience," and "Archaeologicus." Keith Jarrett performed "Country" and "My Song"; Gravity (featuring Howard Johnston of the SNL Band) performed "Yesterdays."
Episode 18: Steve Martin-the Blues Brothers
Air Date: Apr 22, 1978
Views: 1,184
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Rating: 2.00/5 (16)
Live From New York, It’s... Paul Shaffer! Sketches include "Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert," "Hey You!," "Wild & Crazy Guys," "Theodoric of York: Medieval Barber," "Dancing In The Dark," "King Tut," "Extramarital Foreplay," "Swan Lake" (film), "Troff ’n’ Brew," "Nerds Science Fair," and "Next Week In Review." Jake and Elwood Blues performed "Hey Bartender" and "I Don’t Know."
Episode 19: Richard Dreyfuss-jimmy Buffett
Air Date: May 13, 1978
Views: 719
Comments: 0
Rating: 2.95/5 (21)
Live From New York, It's... Bill Murray! Sketches include "The Paraquat Trail," "Cone Encounters of the Third Kind," "Sex Test," "Nick 'Springs'," "Annoying Lovers' Traits," "The David Susskind Show," and "Paying for Your Sins." Jimmy Buffett performed "Son of a Sailor," Gary Tigerman performed "White Oaxacan Moon," and Richard Dreyfuss performed "I Want To Be Seduced."
Episode 20: Buck Henry-sun Ra
Air Date: May 20, 1978
Views: 730
Comments: 0
Rating: 2.60/5 (20)
Live From New York, It's... Dan Aykroyd! Sketches include "Nixon Kicks His Book Around," "Nerds Go To The Prom," "Samurai TV Repairman," "Sodom Chamber of Commerce," "Olympia Cafe," "Mr. Mike's Least Loved Music," "More Insects To Worry About," "Stunt Puppy," "Bad Conceptual Art," and "The Franken & Davis Show." Sun Ra performed "Space is the Place" and "Space-Loneliness."