Damon Wayans: 04/08/95


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April 8th, 1995

Damon Wayans

Dionne Farris

David Alan Grier

Dionne Farris, “I Know”

  • A Statement From Judge Ito

    To get back at Sen. D’Amato, Judge Ito (Mark McKinney) does his own impression.

    Recurring Characters: Judge Lance Ito.

  • Damon Wayans’ Monologue

    Wayans jokes about the mediocre jobs black people are willing to take.

  • Bathroom Monkey

    (Repeat) See: 10/15/94.

  • Summer Day Camp

    African-American kids are named after products found in the supermarket.

  • Men On Film

    (Wayans) helps Roger Ebert (Chris Farley) explore his gay side.

  • Dionne Farris performs “I Know”

  • Weekend Update with Norm MacDonald

    Jeff Foxworthy (David Spade) explains “You might be the Ebola Virus if..”

    Adam Sandler encourages recently-released Mike Tyson to beat up people for him.

    Recurring Characters: Jeff Foxworthy.

  • Trumpet Saliva

    Jazz trumpeter (Wayans) expunges saliva onto his audience.

  • Court TV

    Anton the Bum (Wayans) is a surprise key witness at the O.J. Sipson trial.

    Recurring Characters: Judge Lance Ito.

  • Perspectives

    Recurring Characters: Lionel Osborne.

  • Cirque du Soleil

  • Deep Thoughts

    Keeping mosquitos away.

  • Christopher Walken For Skittles

    Christopher Walken (Jay Mohr) endorses Skittles.

    Recurring Characters: Christopher Walken.

  • Dionne Farris performs “Blackbird”

  • Tom Jones’ Used Underwear Sale

    Tony Bennett (Jay Mohr) shows off the goods.

  • Goodnights

    SNL Transcripts

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