Saturday Night Live Transcripts
Season 4: Episode 15
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March 17th, 1979
Margot Kidder
The Chieftains
Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello)
Al Franken
Tom Davis
Dave Wilson
Lorne Michaels
Andy Murphy
Anne Beatts
Jim Downey
Tom Schiller
Brian Doyle-Murray
Rosie Shuster
Doyle’s TavernSummary: Dick Lankey (Bill Murray) and the WGN team perform a live St. Patrick’s Day broadcast from Doyle’s Tavern while awaiting the arrival of Richard Daley’s ghost.
Recurring Characters: Dick Lankey.
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Margot Kidder’s MonologueSummary: Margot Kidder’s monologue is interrupted by drunken camera and control work, thanks to an excess of St. Patrick’s Day inbibement by Dave Wilson and the crew.
Recurring Characters: Dick Lankey.
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The Navy AdventureSummary: It’s more than a job — it’s a small handful of money each week.
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Fred Garvin, Male ProstituteSummary: Fred Garvin (Dan Aykroyd) attempts to service a bank executive (Margot Kidder) and roger her roundly.
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The Chieftains performs “If I Had Maggie in the Woods”
St. Mickey’s Knights of ColumbusRecurring Characters: Frank Leary, Jack Neehauser, Francis Jacko Leary, Jr., Sister Serena.
Weekend Update with Jane Curtin & Bill MurraySummary: Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) discusses how easy it is for some religious figures to be granted Sainthood. Bill Murray sings Happy Birthday to a bust of Albert Einstein. Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin deliver a Point/Counterpoint debate on Lee Marvin’s divorce settlement.
Recurring Characters: Father Guido Sarducci.
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Superhero PartySummary: Newly-married, Superman (Bill Murray) and Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) invite fellow superheroes to a party. To maintain his cover, Superman leaves to get some ice, then makes a quick appearance as Clark Kent and learns about Lois’ unfaithful habit.
Recurring Characters: Superman, Lois Lane, The Incredible Hulk, The Flash.
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The Franken and Davis ShowSummary: Al Franken expresses his anger that Frankenberry cereal uses his image. Al Franken then hassles a homeless man (Tom Davis) on “Pity Thy Neighbor.”
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Men’s ProblemsSummary: A group of women pick up where the men left off last week.
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The Chieftains perform “Morning Dew”
The Mr. Bill ShowSummary: In a film by Walter Williams, Mr. Bill hides in the closet so Mr. Hands won’t find him.
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GoodnightsTranscript