
Saturday Night Live Transcripts

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Season 6: Episode 9

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February 7th, 1981

Sally Kellerman

Jimmy Cliff

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Andy Murphy

Terry Sweeney

Marc Weiner

Jim Fowler
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Reagan's Diagrams
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Summary: President Ronald Reagan (Charles Rocket) uses a series of charts to describe the economy, then invites guests in so he can celebrate his 70th birthday.

Recurring Characters: Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan.

Note: 1985-86 cast member Terry Sweeney, who was on the writing staff this season, makes an appearance as one of Reagan's guests.
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Montage
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Note: Eddie Murphy becomes a regular cast member in this episode.
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Sally Kellerman's Monologue
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The Rocket Report
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Summary: Charles Rocket is on the scene at the welcome home parade for the American hostages who were in Iran.
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The Gavonne Family
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Summary: Talent scout Lorna Burns (Sally Kellerman) watches a stand-up comedian (Gilbert Gottfried) perform fro his Italian family.
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Name That Sin
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Summary: Game show contestants (Eddie Murphy, Ann Risley) identify taboos.
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"Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat"
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Summary: A film featuring close-ups of body parts.
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Was I Ever Red
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Summary: Snobby women recall their mealtime etiquette faux pas.
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Iranian Joke Book
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Summary: Wacky jokes you can perform at home and use to fool your friends!
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Jimmy Cliff performs "I Am The Living"
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Weekend Update with Charles Rocket & Gail Matthius
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Summary: Upon discovering that the Emancipation Proclamation wasn't signed, Eddie Murphy invites viewers to claim a Negro of their very own. Sports reporter Joe Piscopo interviews boxing hand puppet Rocko Weineretto (Marc Weiner).

Note: Charles Rocket wasn't particularly enthused about having to share screen time with a hand puppet, to which Joe Piscopo later quipped that Rocket was jealous that the puppet got more laughs than he did.
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Parent & Child
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Summary: Mother (Ann Risley) and father (Joe Piscopo) explain their kinky foreplay habits to their son (Gilbert Gottfried).
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"A Day In The Life Of A Hostage"
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Summary: Film documentary of a former hostage's quest for public attention.
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Lean Acres
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Summary: A counselor (Sally Kellerman) keeps fat farm members (Denny Dillon, Ann Risley) on a strict regimen, causing an audience member to interrupt the sketch in protest of how the overweight are being portrayed.
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Jimmy Cliff performs "Gone Clear"
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Iranian Student Council
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Summary: Members of the student council debate ideas for post-kidnapping activities.
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"New York"
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Summary: In a film by C.F. Bressler, New York City is represented through claymation.
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Pillow Pets
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Summary: A husband (Gilbert Gottfried) is more attention to the needs of his pillow pets than to his own wife (Ann Risley).
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Televised Criminal Trial
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Summary: A criminal trial is broadcast on television in the same format as a talk show.
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Sally Kellerman performs "Starting Over Again"
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SNL Transcripts
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