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Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris,
Laraine Newman & Eddie Murphy. Buck Henry was great when he was the host
and in the skits.
Matt Foley, motivational speaker. May the late, great Chris Farley rest in peace.
Wayne's World. Before it became a mediocre movie and a terrible sequel.
Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood. You can sell it to little stupid children for $50 apiece.
Who wrote the book of love? Velvet Jones.
Lothar of the Hill People. The one with Fred Savage was classic.
Deep Thoughts with Jack Handey.
Church Chat
The Life and Times of Johnny Hildo
Sprockets
The 1988 Presidential Debate ("I can't believe I'm losing to this guy...")
and of course, the infamous Land Shark.
And the commercials:
Swill mineral water
Colon Blow
Adobe Motors
Player With Yourselves Club
Handi-Off
Schmitt's Gay
Super Bassomatic '76
Buckwheat Sings ("Hi, I'm Buh-wheat, amemba me?")
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Cheri O'Teri was the best for me, i liked the skit where she played the office ****, i also like her Brooklyn character, i can't think of the name of the lady though. Cheri is soooooooooo funny
I'd forgotten the Coneheads were a SNL paraody lol Dan Akroyd is underrated. The funny men of the 80's and 90's are far superior to the funny men of today.
Does anyone remember the dating game with Joe Pesci as the host? LMAO classic - I'm trying to find a link but I keep bringing up the wrong thing
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