Saturday Night Live: 1984-1985

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  Season 10: 1984-1985


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Starring:

  • Jim Belushi
  • Billy Crystal
  • Mary Gross
  • Christopher Guest
  • Rich Hall
  • Gary Kroeger
  • Julia Louis-Dreyfus
  • Harry Shearer
  • Martin Short
  • Pamela Stepheson
  • Episodes

  • 10/06/84: (none) / Thompson Twins
  • 10/13/84: Bob Uecker / Peter Wolf
  • 10/20/84: Jesse Jackson / Andrae Crouch, Wintley Phipps
  • 11/03/84: Michael Mckean / Chaka Khan, The Folksmen
  • 11/10/84: George Carlin / Frankie Goes to Hollywood
  • 11/17/84: Ed Asner / The Kinks
  • 12/01/84: Ed Begley, Jr. / Billy Squier
  • 12/08/84: Ringo Starr / Herbie Hancock
  • 12/15/84: Eddie Murphy / Robert Plant & The Honeydrippers
  • 01/12/85: Kathleen Turner / John Waite
  • 01/19/85: Roy Scheider / Billy Ocean
  • 02/02/85: Alex Karras / Tina Turner
  • 02/09/85: Harry Anderson / Bryan Adams
  • 02/16/85: Pamela Sue Martin / Power Station
  • 03/30/85: Mr. T & Hulk Hogan / The Commodores
  • 04/06/85: Christopher Reeve / Santana
  • 04/13/85: Howard Cosell / Greg Kihn
  • SummarySaturday Night Live joins the All-Stars. With the departures of headliners Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo (not to mention Robin Duke, Brad Hall and Tim Kazurinsky), current producer Dick Ebersol decide to bring in some big-name talents to add appeal to the show. These new (to SNL), yet old (to showbiz), talents are two-time host Billy Crystal (“Soap”), Christopher Guest (“This Is Spinal Tap”), Rich Hall (“Not Necessarily The News”), Harry Shearer (from SNL’s 1979 season), Martin Short (“SCTV”) and Pamela Stephenson (“Superman III”).

    Hosts this season included former cast member Eddie Murphy (“Host ‘Saturday Night Live’? Ha!”), and future 1994 cast member Michael McKean.

    Aside from big name talents, SNL’s 10th season is also best remembered for its mainly pre-taped content. Though a majority of is still well-remembered today, it did leave a minimum void for fans of the live anything-can-happen aspect that had captivated viewers for nine years.

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    Author: Don Roy King

    Don Roy King has directed fourteen seasons of Saturday Night Live. That work has earned him ten Emmys and fourteen nominations. Additionally, he has been nominated for fifteen DGA Awards and won in 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020.

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