Saturday Night Live: 1991-1992


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  Season 17: 1991-1992


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Starring:

  • Dana Carvey
  • Chris Farley
  • Phil Hartman
  • Victoria Jackson
  • Mike Myers
  • Kevin Nealon
  • Chris Rock
  • Julia Sweeney

    • Featuring:

  • Beth Cahill
  • Ellen Cleghorne
  • Siobhan Fallon
  • Al Franken
  • Melanie Hutsell
  • Tim Meadows
  • Adam Sandler
  • Rob Schneider
  • Rob Smigel
  • David Spade

    • Episodes

  • 09/28/91: Michael Jordan / Public Enemy
  • 10/05/91: Jeff Daniels / Color Me Badd
  • 10/12/91: Kirstie Alley / Tom Petty
  • 10/26/91: Christian Slater / Bonnie Raitt
  • 11/02/91: Kiefer Sutherland / Skid Row
  • 11/16/91: Linda Hamilton / Mariah Carey
  • 11/23/91: Macaulay Culkin / Tin Machine
  • 12/07/91: Hammer
  • 12/14/91: Steve Martin / James Taylor
  • 01/11/92: Rob Morrow / Nirvana
  • 01/18/92: Chevy Chase / Robbie Robertson & Bruce Hornsby
  • 02/08/92: Susan Dey / C+C Music Factory
  • 02/15/92: Jason Priestly / Teenage Fanclub
  • 02/22/92: Roseanne & Tom Arnold / Red Hot Chili Peppers
  • 03/14/92: John Goodman / Garth Brooks
  • 03/21/92: Mary Stuart Masterson / En Vogue
  • 04/11/92: Sharon Stone / Pearl Jam
  • 04/18/92: Jerry Seinfeld / Annie Lennox
  • 05/09/92: Tom Hanks / Bruce Springsteen
  • 05/16/92: Woody Harrelson / Vanessa Williams

    • Summary“That’s the news, and I am out of here!” Dennis Miller always quipped at the end of “Weekend Update”. And at the end of the 1990 season, he meant it – he was leaving for good, and not planning to “pathetically” hang around the set like Jon Lovitz did all season! With the departure of “Saturday Night Live”‘s longest-running anchorman, someone had to take over the show’s news segment. The assignment was given to frequent “Update” correspondent Kevin Nealon, a move which created a visible line among fans of “SNL”. Some will argue that Nealon had poor delivery, while others applaud his ability to come across sounding like a real newsman.

    The 1991 season may also be remembered for having the longest opening credits ever, with performers being announced in three different categories.

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