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User:Ahf142

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October 8, 2005

2013-06-11T23:55:05Z

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Season 31

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Tim Calhoun

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October 1, 2005

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October 8, 2005

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October 8, 2005

2013-06-11T16:24:18Z

Created page with "{{Episode Infobox |imagehost=File:SNL Jon Heder.jpg |imagemusicalguest=File:SNL Ashlee Simpson.jpg |seasonnumber=2 |episodenumber=587 |host=Jon Heder |musicalguest..."

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|imagehost=[[File:SNL Jon Heder.jpg]]
|imagemusicalguest=[[File:SNL Ashlee Simpson.jpg]]
|seasonnumber=2
|episodenumber=587
|host=[[Jon Heder]]
|musicalguest=[[Ashlee Simpson]]
|musicalguestsongs="Catch Me When I Fall" and "Boyfriend"
|previousepisode=[[October 1, 2005]]
|nextepisode=October 22, 2005
}}
The 587th episode of [[Saturday Night Live]] aired on October 8, 2005. It was hosted by [[Jon Heder]] and the musical guest was [[Ashlee Simpson]] who performed "Catch Me When I Fall" and "Boyfriend".

==Sketches==
*Cronyism(Cold Opening)
*Taco Town(Commercial)
*Kaitlin & Rick
*Werewolf
*The Misadventures Of [[Tom Delay]] & [[Bill Frist]]
*Show Biz Grande Explosion(Show)
*Wilson Brothers Funeral Home
*Hubbard Systems Retreat
*Voice Recording Blind Date
*1-800-555-PHUNK(Commercial)

==Cast==
*Cronyism
**[[Rachel Dratch]] as [[Harriet Miers]]
**[[Will Forte]] as [[George W. Bush]]
**[[Darrell Hammond]] as [[Dick Cheney]]
**[[Horatio Sanz]] as [[Alberto Gonzales]]
*Opening Monologue
**[[Jon Heder]]
**[[Fred Armisen]] as Jose
**[[Liz Cackowski]] as Audience Member
**Will Forte as Kip
**[[Jason Sudeikis]] as Leopold Samsonite
*Taco Town
**[[Bill Hader]] as Customer
**[[Chris Parnell]] as the announcer(voice only)
**[[Andy Samberg]] as Customer
**Jason Sudeikis as Customer
*Kaitlin & Rick
**Jon Heder as Travis
**Rachel Dratch as Anna
**[[Amy Poehler]] as Kaitlin
**Andy Samberg as Micheal
**Horatio Sanz as Rick
**Jason Sudeikis as Teacher
*Werewolf
**Jon Heder as Tom
**Bill Hader as Police Officer
**Amy Poehler as Sarah
**Andy Samberg as Nick
**Jason Sudeikis as Police Officer
*The Misadventures Of Tom DeLay & Bill Frist
**Will Forte as Tom DeLay
**Darrell Hammond as Bill Clinton
**Jason Sudeikis as Bill Frist
*Show Biz Grande Explosion
**Jon Heder
**Fred Armisen as [[Fericito]]
**Bill Hader as Carlos
**Horatio Sanz as Manuel Pantalones
*[[Weekend Update]]
**Amy Poehler
**Horatio Sanz
**Will Forte as [[Tim Calhoun]]
**[[Lorne Michaels]]
*Wilson Brothers Funeral Home
**Jon Heder as Four Eyes
**Fred Armisen as Funeral Director
**Rachel Dratch as Judy Puty
**Will Forte as Heath Bronson
**Bill Hader as Matthew Rogers
**Darrell Hammond as the announcer(voice only)
**[[Finesse Mitchell]] as Paul Novacks
**Amy Poehler as Debbie Lassem
**Andy Samberg as Lou Wugner
**Horatio Sanz as Police Officer
**Jason Sudeikis as Friend
**[[Kenan Thompson]] as Bobby Windetta
*Hubbard Systems Retreat
**Jon Heder as Kevin Hubbard
**Fred Armisen as Phillip
**Rachel Dratch as Patty
**[[Seth Meyers]] as Gary
**Amy Poehler as Irene
**Jason Sudeikis as Peter
*Voice Recording Blind Date

October 1, 2005

2013-06-11T15:41:54Z

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Randy Quaid

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season link

Season 31

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October 1, 2005

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October 1, 2005

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Created page with "{{Episode Infobox |imagehost= |imagemusicalguest= |seasonnumber=1 |episodenumber=586 |host=Steve Carell |musicalguest=Kanye West |musicalguestsongs="Gold Digger" "Touc..."

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|imagemusicalguest=
|seasonnumber=1
|episodenumber=586
|host=[[Steve Carell]]
|musicalguest=[[Kanye West]]
|musicalguestsongs="Gold Digger" "Touch The Sky"(medley) and "Heard Em Say
|previousepisode=May 20, 2005 ([[Season 30]])
|nextepisode=October 8, 2005
}}
The 586th episode of [[Saturday Night Live]] and the season premiere of [[Season 31]] aired on October 1, 2005. It was hosted by [[Steve Carell]] and the musical guest was [[Kanye West]], who performed a medley of "Gold Digger and "Touch The Sky for the first performance and was joined [[Maroon 5]] lead singer [[Adam Levine]] to perform Heard Em Say for the second performance.

==Sketches==
*White House Press Briefing (Cold Opening)
*Morgan Stanley (Commercial)
*Jet Blue Flight 292
*Anderson Cooper 360 (Show)
*The Needlers The Couple That Should Be Divorced
*Girls Gone Wild Katrina (Commercial)
*Backstage
*The Lundford Twins Feel Good Variety Hour
*Fun With Real Audio (A Cartoon By [[Robert Smigel]])
*Debbie Downer

==Cast==
*White House Press Briefing
**[[Will Forte]] as [[George W. Bush]]
**[[Darrell Hammond]] as [[Tim Russert]]
**[[Steve Higgins]] as the announcer(voice only)
**[[Chris Parnell]] as [[Wolf Blitzer]]
**[[Amy Poehler]] as [[Norah O'Donnell]]
**[[Jason Sudeikis]] as [[Terry Moran]]
*Opening Monologue
**[[Steve Carell]]
**Amy Poehler

Season 31

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It's Pat!

2013-06-10T13:38:48Z

Created page with "===[http://erclk.about.com/?zi=27/2st8 It's Pat: The Movie (1994)]=== [http://0.tqn.com/d/comedians/1/0/Q/6/-/-/itspat]Photo courtesy of PriceGrabberWe all remember Julia Swee..."

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===[http://erclk.about.com/?zi=27/2st8 It's Pat: The Movie (1994)]===
[http://0.tqn.com/d/comedians/1/0/Q/6/-/-/itspat]Photo courtesy of PriceGrabberWe all remember Julia Sweeney's beyond androgynous, is she/he or isn't she/he character from ''SNL'' right? And we can all agree that the idea could barely be stretched to the length of a single sketch, right? Wrong. Someone clearly believed an entire film could be sustained by characters trying to guess the gender of Sweeney's whiny creation. They may have been wrong. The movie barely received theatrical distribution, opening in only three cities. Despite a rumored script polish by Quentin Tarantino, and a cast including ''Kids in the Hall'' member Dave Foley, comedian Kathy Griffin and the late Charles Rocket, the movie was a total disaster. You may think it would've marked the death knell of ''SNL'' films. You may be wrong.

Will Ferrell

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Spider

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{{Character|
|Image = [[File:SNL_Will_Ferrell_as_Spider.jpg|250px]]
|Character's Name = Spider
|Character's Occupation = Stage hand
|Catch Phrase = "Why don't you hold the freakin' card, Joe?"
|Dates = January 20, 1996 November 22, 1997
|Portrayer's Name = [[Will Ferrell]]}}

He is a very shy young man whose job as a stage hand for [[The Joe Pesci Show]]. He has been in two sketches and the only character for the show. He is taller than anybody and he has black hair and his hairstyle almost resembles as Shemp Howard from The Three Stooges.

While [[Alec Baldwin]] as [[Robert De Niro]] tries to read the cue card, he tells Spider to hold the card so he can see it well. Joe and Robert both did get hard on him and he felted nervous being abused on stage by Pesci and De Niro. He tries to tell Joe something for holding his cue card but he was stuttering and Pesci mock him and even abused him more on stage. He stood up to Pesci to abuse him back by saying "Why don't you hold the freakin' card, Joe?". Just as he did the right thing, Joe and De Niro got surprised when they made Oh noises and De Niro decided to make it up to him by giving him money for being picked on onstage. Joe shoots Spider as he leaves trying to kill him. It is possible he has been one of Joe's stand hands. In his second appearance, he was asked to put out Joe's cigar for Joe in front the mayor, Rudolph Guilliani.
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The Joe Pesci Show

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Doing my history for the Joe Pesci show is quite fun. If you like to edit something for this article. Please feel feel to ask me.

Eric Roberts

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{{Impression|
|name = Eric Roberts
|image = [[File:SNL_Rob_Lowe_as_Eric_Roberts.jpg|250px]]
|air date = April 6, 2002
|impersonator = Rob Lowe
}}

'''Eric Roberts''' (born April 18, 1956) is an American actor. His career began with King of the Gypsies (1978), earning a Golden Globe nomination for best actor debut. He starred as the protagonist in the 1980 dramatisation of Willa Cather's 1905 short story, Paul's Case. He earned both a Golden Globe and Academy Award nomination for his supporting role in Runaway Train (1985). Through the 1990s and 2000s he maintained dramatic film and TV-movie roles while appearing in TV series. His TV work includes three seasons with the sitcom Less than Perfect and a recurring role on the NBC drama Heroes. He also starred in The Pope of Greenwich Village and Star 80 which was mentioned by [[Jim Breuer]] as [[Joe Pesci]] on the same episode Roberts was impersonated in.

Although he has never been on Saturday Night Live, he has been impersonated by Rob Lowe on April 12, 1997 during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
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Danny Glover

2013-06-10T05:26:27Z

I had to get the language off because it is closer to the original information.

Robert De Niro

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Why did you change the image? That was the exact same image.

Marion Barry

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{{Impression|
|name = Marion Barry
|image = [[File:SNL_Tracy_Morgan_as_Marion_Barry.jpg|250px]]
|air date = February 10, 1990 November 22, 1997
|impersonator = [[Tracy Morgan]]
}}

'''Marion Shepilov Barry, Jr.''' (born March 6, 1936) is an American Democratic politician who is serving as a member of the Council of the District of Columbia, representing Washington, D.C.'s Ward 8. Barry served as the second elected mayor of the District of Columbia from 1979 to 1991, and again as the fourth mayor from 1995 to 1999. In addition to his current term, Barry also served two other tenures on the D.C. Council, as an At-Large member from 1975–79, and as Ward 8 representative from 1992–95.

Although he has never been on [[Saturday Night Live]], he has been impersonated by Quincy Jones on February 10, 1990 during "The Bob Waltman Special" sketch and by [[Tracy Morgan]] on November 22, 1997 episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].

[[File:SNL_Quincy_Jones_as_Marion_Barry.jpg|thumb|Quincy Jones as Marion Barry on the February 10, 1990 episode during "The Bob Waltman Special" sketch.]]

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Dennis Rodman

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Dennis Rodman

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==Gallery==
<gallery>
SNL Tim Meadows as Dennis Rodman.jpg|[[Tim Meadows]] as Dennis Rodman on the January 11, 1997 episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
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Marisa Tomei

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{{Host|
|name = Marisa Tomei
|image = [[File:SNL_Host_Marisa_Tomei.jpg|250px]]
|date of birth = December 4, 1964
|time on SNL = '''As Host:''' October 1, 1994 '''Impersonated:''' May 7, 1994 March 16, 1996
}}

Must work on more later. Original editor is currently working for the history for [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SNL Sarah Sliverman as Marisa Tomei.jpg|Sarah Sliverman as Marisa Tomei on the May 7, 1994 episode during the "American Sportsman Today" sketch.
SNL Cheri Oteri as Marisa Tomei.jpg|[[Cheri Oteri]] as Marisa Tomei on the March 16, 1996 episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
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Robert De Niro

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Danny Glover

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==[[File:Danny_Glover_In_SNL.jpg|thumb]]==

==Gallery==
<gallery>
SNL Mark McKinney - Mel Gibson.jpg|[[Tim Meadows]] as Danny Glover (right) on the [[January 20, 1996]] episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
Tim Meadows as Danny Glover.jpg|[[Tim Meadows]] as Danny Glover (right) on the November 6, 1999 episode during "The Jim Gray Show" sketch.
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Macaulay Culkin

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User:Alec Klickesess

2013-06-08T11:29:32Z

Just to help me remember.

November 23, 1996

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For the Joe Pesci show.

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Page coming soon by original editor.

January 20, 1996

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For the Joe Pesci show.

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Michael Jackson

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It looked really hard to tell what would be the perfect profile picture for this article about Michael Jackson.

Al Franken

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 ==Trivia==
-*[[Tina Fey]], [[Chris Parnell]] and [[Maya Rudolph]] do not appear in this episode. Fey and Rudolph were absent because they were on maternity leave while Parnell was absent because he was filming the pilot episode for his failed sitcom Thick and Thin.
+*[[Tina Fey]], [[Chris Parnell]] and [[Maya Rudolph]] do not appear in this episode. Fey and Rudolph were absent because they were on maternity leave while Parnell was absent because he was filming the pilot episode for his failed sitcom Thick and Thin. Parnell was cut from the opening montage to reflect this but Fey and Rudolph were still credited.
 *The Taco Town commercial was briefly interrupted by the opening scene of the Wilson Brothers Funeral Home sketch.
 *During the Wilson Brothers Funeral Home sketch the sounds of the cast members getting into and out of the coffins can be heard repeatedly. The camera also turns away from Rachel Dratch just as she's lying down and she can be seen turning her head away from the camera and laughing.

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 *This is the fist season for [[Bill Hader]], [[Andy Samberg]] and [[Kristen Wiig]].
 *This season would introduce the [[SNL Digital Short]] [[Lazy Sunday]] on the [[Jack Black]] [[Neil Young]] episode.
 *[[Finesse Mitchell]] and [[Kenan Thompson]] are promoted to repertory status.
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 |Character's Occupation = Political candidate
 |Catch Phrase = Unknown
-|Dates = October 19, 2002<br>January 18, 2003<br>November 8, 2003<br>March 6, 2004<br>October 8, 2005<br>October 28, 2006<br>March 24, 2007<br>March 8, 2008<br>[[October 18, 2008]]
+|Dates = October 19, 2002<br>January 18, 2003<br>November 8, 2003<br>March 6, 2004<br>[[October 8, 2005]]<br>October 28, 2006<br>March 24, 2007<br>March 8, 2008<br>[[October 18, 2008]]
 |Portrayer's Name = [[Will Forte]]}}
 '''Tim "Boo" Calhoun''' is a recurring character on [[Saturday Night Live]] played by [[Will Forte]] who is usually seen on the [[Weekend Update]] segment. He is a soft-spoken political candidate with slicked back hair, a slight Southern drawl, and many unconventional ideas. Calhoun is also a career criminal with many arrests, which he often inadvertently mentions. Constantly nervous and fidgety, Calhoun reads his speeches from index cards which he stacks neatly on the table as he finishes each one. Usually, the final word in his statements are on a separate card. His voice is exaggeratedly slow and deliberate, hardly rising above a whisper. When talking, he moves his extended index and middle fingers up and down.

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 |musicalguestsongs="Gold Digger" "Touch The Sky"(medley) and "Heard Em Say
 |previousepisode=May 20, 2005 ([[Season 30]])
-|nextepisode=October 8, 2005
+|nextepisode=[[October 8, 2005]]
 }}
 The 586th episode of [[Saturday Night Live]] and the season premiere of [[Season 31]] aired on October 1, 2005. It was hosted by [[Steve Carell]] and the musical guest was [[Kanye West]], who performed a medley of "Gold Digger and "Touch The Sky for the first performance and was joined [[Maroon 5]] lead singer [[Adam Levine]] to perform Heard Em Say for the second performance.
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 {{Box episode
 |Prev = May 20, 2005
-|Next = October 8, 2005
+|Next = [[October 8, 2005]]
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 *This is the 2nd and final appearance of The Lundford Twins Feel Good Variety Hour.
 *This is the 5th appearance of Debbie Downer.
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 |musicalguestsongs="Catch Me When I Fall" and "Boyfriend"
 |previousepisode=[[October 1, 2005]]
-|nextepisode=October 22, 2005
+|nextepisode=[[October 22, 2005]]
 }}
 The 587th episode of [[Saturday Night Live]] aired on October 8, 2005. It was hosted by [[Jon Heder]] and the musical guest was [[Ashlee Simpson]] who performed "Catch Me When I Fall" and "Boyfriend".
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 ==Cast==
 *Cronyism
 **[[Rachel Dratch]] as [[Harriet Miers]]
 **[[Will Forte]] as [[George W. Bush]]
 **[[Darrell Hammond]] as [[Dick Cheney]]
 **[[Horatio Sanz]] as [[Alberto Gonzales]]
 *Opening Monologue
 **[[Jon Heder]]
 **[[Fred Armisen]] as Jose
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 **Darrell Hammond as Bill Clinton
 **Jason Sudeikis as Bill Frist
 *Show Biz Grande Explosion
 **Jon Heder
 **Fred Armisen as [[Fericito]]
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 *[[Weekend Update]]
 **Amy Poehler
 **Horatio Sanz
 **Will Forte as [[Tim Calhoun]]
 **[[Lorne Michaels]]
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 **Jason Sudeikis as Friend
 **[[Kenan Thompson]] as Bobby Windetta
 *Hubbard Systems Retreat
 **Jon Heder as Kevin Hubbard
 **Fred Armisen as Phillip
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 **Jason Sudeikis as Peter
 *Voice Recording Blind Date

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	'''Randy Quaid '''(October 1, 1950- ) is an American actor best known for movie roles such as Independence Day, National Lampoon's Vacation and Brokeback Mountain.		'''Randy Quaid '''(October 1, 1950- ) is an American actor best known for movie roles such as Independence Day, National Lampoon's Vacation and Brokeback Mountain.

−	Quaid was one of the cast members of the 1985-86 season. His characters include The Floating Head from Limits of the Imagination, a Twilight Zone parody and Rudy Randolph, Jr., a Texas salesman who sells irregular merchandise. Impressions include Ronald Reagan and Ed McMahon.	+	Quaid was a [[repertory player]] during [[season 11]]. His characters include The Floating Head from Limits of the Imagination, a Twilight Zone parody and Rudy Randolph, Jr., a Texas salesman who sells irregular merchandise. Impressions include Ronald Reagan and Ed McMahon.

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	**[[Steve Carell]]		**[[Steve Carell]]
	**Amy Poehler		**Amy Poehler
		+	**[[Horatio Sanz]]
		+	**[[Kenan Thompson]]
		+	*Morgan Stanley
		+	**[[Fred Armisen]] as Frank
		+	**Will Forte as Morgan Stanley Agent
		+	**[[John Lutz]] as Teacher
		+	**Chris Parnell as the announcer(voice only)
		+	**Amy Poehler as Ashley
		+	**[[Andy Samberg]] as Boyfriend
		+	*Jet Blue Flight 292
		+	**Steve Carell as Larry
		+	**[[Bill Hader]] as Dr. Daniel Lane
		+	**Darrell Hammond as [[Aaron Brown]]
		+	**[[Seth Meyers]] as Greg Benedetto
		+	**Chris Parnell as the Captain(voice only)
		+	**Amy Poehler as Larry's Wife
		+	*Anderson Cooper 360
		+	**Steve Carell as [[Ray Romano]]
		+	**Fred Armisen as [[Tony Danza]]
		+	**Bill Hader as [[Al Pacino]]
		+	**Darrell Hammond as [[Geraldo Rivera]]
		+	**Seth Meyers as [[Anderson Cooper]]
		+	**[[Finesse Mitchell]] as [[Ray Nagin]]
		+	**Amy Poehler as [[Sharon Stone]]
		+	**[[Maya Rudolph]] as Mamie Thibodeaux
		+	**Andy Samberg as Cameraman
		+	**Horatio Sanz as [[Aaron Neville]]
		+	**Kenan Thompson as Gartrell
		+	*The Needlers
		+	**Steve Carell as Neil
		+	**[[Rachel Dratch]] as Karen
		+	**Seth Meyers as Dan Needler
		+	**Chris Parnell as the announcer(voice only)
		+	**Amy Poehler as Sally Needler
		+	**Jason Sudeikis as The Waiter
		+	*Girls Gone Wild Katrina
		+	**Chris Parnell as the announcer(voice only)
		+	**Jason Sudeikis as [[Doug Stanhope]]
		+	*Backstage
		+	**[[Kanye West]]
		+	**[[Mike Myers]]
		+	**[[Lorne Michaels]]
		+	**Finesse Mitchell
		+	**Maya Rudolph
		+	*[[Weekend Update]]
		+	**Amy Poehler
		+	**Horatio Sanz
		+	**Finesse Mitchell
		+	**Bill Hader
		+	**Andy Samberg
		+	*The Lundford Twins Feel Good Variety Hour
		+	**Steve Carell as Lucas Lundford
		+	**Fred Armisen as Henry Quincy Lundford
		+	**Rachel Dratch as Lundford Dancer
		+	**[[Danielle Flora]] as Dancer
		+	**Will Forte as Lundford Dancer
		+	**Steve Higgins as the announcer(voice only)
		+	**Chris Parnell as the announcer and as a Lundford Dancer
		+	**Amy Poehler as Dorothy Winkster
		+	**Maya Rudolph as Connie Brenda
		+	**Kenan Thompson as Dimothy Daniels
		+	*Fun With Real Audio
		+	**Amy Poehler as the wife(voice)
		+	**[[Robert Smigel]](voice only)
		+	*[[Debbie Downer]]
		+	**Steve Carell as Bob Bummer
		+	**Fred Armisen as Guest
		+	**Rachel Dratch as Debbie Downer
		+	**Amy Poehler as Michelle
		+	**Horatio Sanz as Uncle Frank
		+	**Kenan Thompson as DJ and theme song singer
		+
		+	==Trivia==
		+	*First Episode To Feature [[Bill Hader]] and [[Andy Samberg]].
		+	*[[Tina Fey]] does not appear in this Episode because she was on maternity leave.
		+	*With this episode [[Finesse Mitchell]] and [[Kenan Thompson]] have been promoted to repertory players.
		+	*Former SNL cast member [[Mike Myers]] makes a guest appearance during the Backstage sketch spoofing his and West's joint appearance in A Concert for Hurricane Relief.
		+	*[[Maroon 5]] lead singer [[Adam Levine]] joins West for his performance of Heard Em Say.
		+	*This is the 2nd appearance of the Needlers.
		+	*This is the 2nd and final appearance of The Lundford Twins Feel Good Variety Hour.
		+	*This is the 5th appearance of Debbie Downer.
		+
		+	{{Box episode
		+	\|Prev = May 20, 2005
		+	\|Next = October 8, 2005
		+	}}

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 ==Trivia==
 *This season became the first to broadcast the show in high-definition, after thirty years of broadcasting in analog.
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 Ferrell left after the May 18, 2002 episode, after seven years on the show. The final sketch of the episode featured a special farewell to Ferrell from all the other cast members. Since then he has starred in many movies, including ''Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy'', ''Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby'', and ''Step Brothers''. (All of which were written and directed by former SNL writer Adam Mckay.)
-== Recurring Impressions and Characters ==
+After his retirement
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+==Characters/Impressions==
-=== Impressions ===
+'''Characters'''
 *Al Gore
 *[[Alex Trebek]]
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 *Harry Caray
 *Janet Reno
-*[[Robert Goulet]]
+*Robert Goulet
 *Al Gore
 *Benjamin Netanyahu
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 *William Rehnquist
 *Willie Nelson
 == SNL Career ==

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-'''[[File:Pescilogo.jpg|thumb]][[File:Jp.jpg|thumb]]The Joe Pesci Show''' was a sketch that occurred throughout the 1990s. Jim Breuer played the title character, in which Italian accordian music would often start and end the sketch, the Pesci would be seen cheerfully remarking "Hey everyone. I'm Joe Pesci! & then he saids any sentence as long it has I got. For instance "I got a band, I got my friends here and I got my own talk show!". At the end he would be happy to say "I got everything!" as loud he will just say it. He would often be accompanied by his friend Robert De Niro, who would often be played by different cast members or guests.
+The Joe Pesci Show was a sketch that occurred throughout the 1990s. Jim Breuer played the title character, in which Italian accordian music would often start and end the sketch, the Pesci would be seen cheerfully remarking "Hey everyone. I'm Joe Pesci!", and then he say any sentence as long it has "I got". For instance "I got a band, I got my friends here and I got my own talk show!". At the end he would be happy to say "I got everything!" as loud he will just say it. He would often be accompanied by his friend [[Robert De Niro]], who would often be played by the host for the episode. They were [[Alec Baldwin]] and [[John Goodman]]. [[Colin Quinn]] was the only castmember to play De Niro on the 7th sketch. Breuer as Pesci was in all eight episodes on the sketch.
 The skit was not so much a spoof of Pesci as it was of Nicky Santoro and Tommy DeSimone, his respective characters from the films ''Casino ''and ''Goodfellas. ''When a guest came on, Pesci would somehow be insulted then proceed to brutally attack the person. Prior to the attack, Pesci would make a statement that he was insulted, then ask De Niro, who often said "I heard tings", prompting Pesci to lose his temper and engage in assault. Pesci did seem to be more lenient to guests whom like him were of Italian blood, although he could still be insulting.
-One time his costar from ''My Cousin Vinny'', Marisa Tomei was a guest, Pesci remarked how she got an Academy Award when he did not, prompting him to ask "who's joe did you dimaggio to win that". An angered Tomei responded she won it fair and square and storms off the set in a huff.
+A cel-shaded rendering of an episode of The Joe Pesci Show appears in a scene of the movie Waking Life where the television is scanning through several channels.
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 He made a cameo appearance on the April 1, 1989 episode where he respised his character, Murtaugh from the Lethal Weapon films. He was in the "Lethal Weapon VI" sketch. He was also impersonated by [[Tim Meadows]] on the [[January 20, 1996]] episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]] and on the November 6, 1999 episode during "The Jim Gray Show" sketch.
 ==Gallery==
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 SNL Mark McKinney - Mel Gibson.jpg|[[Tim Meadows]] as Danny Glover (right) on the [[January 20, 1996]] episode during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
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 SNL John Turturro - Robert De Niro.jpg|John Turturro as Robert De Niro on the November 19, 1994 episode during the "Taxi Driver, The Musical" sketch.
 SNL Alec Baldwin - Robert De Niro.jpg|[[Alec Baldwin]] as Robert De Niro on the February 22, 1997 episode during the "The Late Show" sketch.
-John Goodman as Robert DeNiro.jpg|[[John Goodman]] as Robert De Niro on the March 16, 1996 during [[The Joe Pesci Show]].
+SNL John Goodman - Robert De Niro.jpg|[[John Goodman]] as Robert De Niro on the March 16, 1996 episode during the "[[The Joe Pesci Show]]" sketch.
 SNL Colin Quinn - Robert De Niro.jpg|Colin Quinn as Robert De Niro on the April 12, 1997 episode during the "The Joe Pesci Show" sketch.
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		+	== Pages for [[The Joe Pesci Show]].==
		+	*[[December 2, 1995]]
		+	*[[January 20, 1996]]
		+	*[[March 16, 1996]]
		+	*[[May 18, 1996]]
		+	*[[November 23, 1996]]
		+	*[[January 11, 1997]]
		+	*[[April 12, 1997]]
		+	*[[September 27, 1997]] (Non Joe Pesci Show Sketch)
		+	*[[November 22, 1997]]

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 |name        = Michael Jackson
 |image       = [[File:SNL Amy Poehler - Michael Jackson.jpg|250px]]
-|air date = January 29, 1983<br>January 14, 1984<br>January 24, 1987<br>December 7, 1991<br>December 14, 1991<br>February 6, 1993<br>February 20, 1993<br>February 5, 1994<br>October 1, 1994<br>December 9, 1995<br>January 20, 1996<br>November 23, 1996<br>December 14, 1996<br>October 23, 1999<br>February 15, 2003<br>March 15, 2003<br>December 6, 2003<br>January 17, 2004<br>February 19, 2005
+|air date = January 29, 1983<br>January 14, 1984<br>January 24, 1987<br>December 7, 1991<br>December 14, 1991<br>February 6, 1993<br>February 20, 1993<br>February 5, 1994<br>October 1, 1994<br>December 9, 1995<br>[[January 20, 1996]]<br>[[November 23, 1996]]<br>December 14, 1996<br>October 23, 1999<br>February 15, 2003<br>March 15, 2003<br>December 6, 2003<br>January 17, 2004<br>February 19, 2005
 |impersonator = [[Eddie Murphy]]<br>Walter Payton<br>[[Chris Rock]]<br>[[Tim Meadows]]<br>[[Amy Poehler]]<br>[[Dean Edwards]]
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 He was the subject of a 2006 documentary film entitled Al Franken: God Spoke [1]. It had its premiere in April of 2006 at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City and was released nationally on September 13th.
 [[Category:1970s Cast Members|Franken, Al]]
 [[Category:1980s Cast Members|Franken, Al]]
 [[Category:1990s Cast Members|Franken, Al]]