SNL Transcripts: Steve Martin: 10/23/76

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 Saturday Night Live Transcripts


  Season 2: Episode 5


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October 23rd, 1976

Steve Martin

Kinky Friedman

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Al Franken

Michael O’Donoghue

Marilyn Suzanne Miller

Alan Zweibel

World Series LossSummary: After the New York Yankees lose the World Series, the coach (Dan Aykroyd) apologizes for the loss. Showing no hard feelings, one ballplayer (Chevy Chase) kicks the coach’s stool out and hangs him.

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Steve Martin’s MonologueSummary: Steve Martin goofs around for a bit, demonstrates his banjo-playing skills, then gets mad at the control room.

Bio: Steve Martin (1945-). Actor/writer; Emmy-winning writer for “The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour” in the 1960’s; performed absurd stand-up comedy throughout the 1970’s; has hosted “Saturday Night Live” a record total of 14 times; films include: “The Jerk”, “Three Amigos”.

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Speak Out For MilkSummary: Chevy Chase requires multiple takes to send the right message across.

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Jeopardy! 1999Summary: In a parody of the sci-fi series “Space: 1999”, game show contestants of the distant future provide an amusing glimpse of recent historical events.

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Kinky Friedman performs “Dear Abbie”Bio: Kinky Friedman (1944-); Singer/writer; former frontman for The Texas Jewboys; author of humor-themed mystery novels, in which he wrote himself as a former country musician/amateur detective and included the likenesses of personal friends as his regular cast of characters; announced his candidacy for governor of Texas in 2005.

Note: This song refers to 60’s activist Abbie Hoffman, who later figures heavily in the flashback mystery “Blast From the Past.”

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Weekend Update with Chevy ChaseSummary: Real footage from the Ruben Carter trial makes up supposed renderings from a Weekend Update staff artist who snuck in. After praising her recent substitute anchoring duties, Chevy Chase makes faces during Jane Curtin’s commentary on the dangers of fluorocarbon. A wandering snacker (Al Franken) reads over Chevy’s shoulder as he delivers a news story.

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Fido-FlexSummary: Pitchman (Steve Martin) advertises the product that’s a dog and a watch all in one!

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Plato’s CaveSummary: A blind guitar-playing Negro (Garrett Morris) and a poet (Steve Martin) is among the anti-Establishment performers at a beatnik bar during the 1950’s.

Note: Don Pardo has considerable trouble matching names with the correct text as their fates are described at the end.

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Looks At BooksSummary: Jane Curtin interviews “Sex & Sports” author, Dr. Lloyd Kaufman (Steve Martin), who shares his research findings and filmed footage on the link between abstinence and sports.

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Autumn In New YorkSummary: In a film by Gary Weis, he and other New Yorkers lip-synch covers of “Autumn In New York” while wandering the city.

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The Mary Tyler Moore ShowSummary: Ted Baxter’s (Steve Martin) Drano-in-coffee prank on Mary Richards (Laraine Newman) ends in an unexpected catatrosphe.

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Mysteries In MedicineSummary: A profile of the new Blog Diet plan, in which a faux Eskimo (John Belushi) steals food from dieters (Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman) secluded in the wilderness.

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Steve Martin Stand-UpSummary: Steve Martin’s topics range from his mother to the destruction of Earth.

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GoodnightsTranscript

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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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J.A. Morris
J.A. Morris
3 years ago

Love this site, where did you get bumper photos? Could you post larger versions? Thanks.

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