SNL Transcripts: Eddie Murphy: 12/11/82: Goodnights



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  Season 8: Episode 9




82i: Eddie Murphy / Lionel Richie

Goodnights

… Eddie Murphy
… Steve Martin

[Alone at home base, Eddie Murphy tries to saygoodnight.]

Eddie Murphy: I’d thank you all for tuning into “The Eddie Murphy Show” this evening. … We had afantastic time. It was a great – [a disturbance in thecrowd, somebody screams] It was a greatexperience.

[Deafening cheers and applause drown out Eddie.Abruptly, an agitated Steve Martin emerges from theaudience and joins Eddie. The crowd goeswild.]

Steve Martin: Hold it! Hold it just a minute!No, wait! I’m sorry! Wait! [cheers and applausecontinues as Steve Martin tries to get a grip onhimself – Eddie looks on blankly – the rest of thecast is standing in the background as the crowd inStudio 8H goes nuts] Hold it just a second! I’m sorry![Steve puts a hand on Eddie’s shoulder as the noisesubsides] You know, I’m sitting at home, watching theshow, they say there’s gonna be no host! I’m sittin’home alone. I say, “What’s goin’ on here? No host?!”And I’m sittin’ home alone?! … [applause] Imean, Eddie — you’re takin’ money out o’ MY pocket!… I’m a professional host! I mean, you got a lot o’guys! [counts on his fingers] You got Letterman, yougot Carson, you got me, you got Buck Henry! We’resittin’ home alone?! … I mean, I got mouthsto feed! I got thirteen illegitimate kids across thecountry. … [applause] I called three girls uptonight. None of ’em’d go out with me! You know why?[sobs] ‘Cuz I hadn’t hosted in two years! … I’msittin’ home alone! There’s no host! Nobody calls me![suddenly angry] This is the kind of thing that reallyirritates me! I’ll tell ya something–! And if youfeel OFFENDED — and your cast and your producer feelOFFENDED — that I’ve come out here like this– Well,EXCUUUUUSE ME!

[Huge cheers and applause as Steve Martin stalks offthe stage and exits. Eddie, who has stared blankly atSteve throughout the tirade, watches him go. The restof the cast, led by Tim Kazurinsky, laughs, applaudsand joins Eddie at center stage to wave at the crowd.Credits roll. Tim shakes Eddie’s hand. The castmingles with Lionel Ritchie and his band.]

Don Pardo V/O: Join us in future weeks when ourhosts will be Howard Hesseman and Bill Murray. Untilnext time, this is Don Pardo saying: I’m glad we havethese little talks. It’s so lonely in thisannounce booth. Johnny Olsen, if you’re listening,give me a call! Good night.

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SNL Transcripts: Eddie Murphy: 12/11/82: Merry Christmas, Dammit!



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  Season 8: Episode 9





82i: Eddie Murphy / Lionel Richie

Merry Christmas, Dammit!

Gumby…..Eddie Murphy
Marie Osmond…..Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Donnie Osmond…..Gary Kroeger
Frank Sinatra…..Joe Piscopo

Gumby: Merry Christmas, Dammit! I am Gumby, and I want to say before I get started – it’s about time the swines at the network gave me my own special. I’ve been sitting in my living room watching specials by nobodies like Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer for years. Hey, Rudy: Drop dead, baby! This is my special! We know why the nose is red, Rudy! [ mimes drinking ] You know, this is the part of the special when I was going to decorate the Christmas tree with my very good friend, Sammy Davis, Jr. [ walks over to the huge Christmas tree ] But, unfortunately, Sammy could not be here tonight.. but he did send us this lovely ornament to decorate the tree with.. [ pulls out an eyeball attached to a hook, and hangs it to the tree as the audience groans ] Shut up! Here’s looking atyou, Sammy. Merry Christmas, Dammit! Now, here’s an act for all the kids out there who I know want to swing this Christmas. Donny and Marie!

[ cut to Donny and Marie Osmond standing over the punch bowl ]

Marie Osmond: For the Osmonds, Christmas is a joyous time for the whole family to get together.

Donny Osmond: Yeah, Marie.. But things sure have changed since you got married.

Marie Osmond: Well, what about you, Donny? You’ve got a wife at home.

Donny Osmond: You’re right. I guess Christmas just won’t be the same this year. [ singing ] “I’ll have a blue Christmas without you..”

Marie Osmond: “I’ll be so blue thinking about you..”

Donny and Marie: [ moving closer together as they sing ]
“Decorations of red, on a green Christmas tree..
won’t mean a thing, if you’re not here with me.
I’ll have a blue Christmas, that’s certain..
And when the blue heartache..”

[ suddenly stop singing and begin to kiss passionately ]

Gumby: [ jumping in ] Donny and Marie! Hey, hey, hey, cut it out! Is this how you kids go Hawauiian? Give me a break here! [ steps away ] What would Christmas be like without the kids, huh? Hey, kids, want to hear Gumby tell you a Christmas story? Then gather around and keep your damn mouthes shut! Come on, it’s Christmastime. [ sits down and opens a book as the kids form a circle around him ] Here’s a little story, it’s called “The Night After Christmas”. “It was the day after Christmas, and the world was peaceful and calm. Santa Claus had been delivering toys all night. His back hurt him so. He was very tired. So he went to his kitchen and fixed himself a cup of Swiss Milk hot chocolate. Just then, an elf named Fred came up and said, ‘Excuse me, Saint Nick. Can I have a sip of your hot chocolate?’ Santa went crazy! He grabbed the elf and tore his lungs out.” The end! Merry Christmas, boys and girls. Did you like that?

Little Girl: You’re mean, Mr. Gumby! I was on Andy Williams’ Christmas show, and he was nice!

Gumby: Oh? You want Andy Williams? Well, here, let’s go! [ grabs Little Girl and walks her to the front door ] Andy is in Los Angeles – that’s about 800 miles. [ opens door and shoves her out ] Start walking! [ returns to his special ] About 20 minutes in the freezing cold, she’ll be begging to be on the Gumby special! But right now, ladies and gentlemen, keeping with the Christmas tradition – the King Family!

[ three men dressed like Don King step into the room to sing a carol ]

The King Family: [ singing ]
“Jingle Bells. Jingle Bells. Jingle all the way.
Oh what fun it is to ride in one-horse open sleigh,
hey!

Gumby: The King Family! Unbelievable! Have some punch, boys. You know, I am honored to have on my Christmas special this next man. You see, there are very few people in this wonderful business that I am in that can be introduced by one name only. There is, of course, Sammy, Liza, Gumby.. and this man – the Chairman of the Board.. Francis Albert Sinatra!

Frank Sinatra: [ enters ] Gumby, Gumby, it’s an honor to be here. It’s marvelous. You’re wonderful, and it’s marvelous. I know you have many wonderful, marvelous friends in the world of animation. Now, they could not be here tonight, but I bring you the greetings in song.

[ starts singing ]

“Flintstones. Meet the Flintstones.
They’re a hip, stone-age family.
Hey, Barney, I’m talking Bedrock.
When who knew from a Christmas tree.
We’ll have a good time.
A yabba-doobie-doo good time.
We’ll have a gay..
it’s a groovy time!
Wilma!”

Thank you so much.

[ singing ]

“Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
It’s the Woody Woodpecker Song!

I’m laughing.
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
Pecker Song!”

Alright, alright.. cut the cartoon crap, it’s Christmastime here..

[ singing ]

“Silent night, holy night.
It’s okay, everything’s bright..
’round that virgin chick, she had a kid.
Who grew up to be famous.. you all know what he did.
Sleep! It’s quiet in heaven!
Sleep! Heavenly peace.”

Merry Christmas, everybody.

Gumby: Thank you, Frank! It’s been so long! It’s been so long! [ hugs Frank ] Thank you, Francis! And thanks to all my guests – Donny and Marie! The King Family! And to everyone out there – a merry Christmas! And to my producer, my director, my manager, and my lawyer – Happy Hanukkah, boys! Good night! [ credits roll over quick zoom to rear of room to reveal Little Girl pressed against back window freezing in the cold ]

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SNL Transcripts: Eddie Murphy: 12/11/82: Hairem Scarem



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  Season 8: Episode 9




82i: Eddie Murphy / Lionel Richie

Hairem Scarem

Host…..Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Gwen Nyquist…..Mary Gross
Val Dooley…..Robin Duke
Dion Dion…..Eddie Murphy

Host: Good evening. Welcome to “Hairem Scarem”, the show where we learn firsthand, the horrifying hair-damaging experiences of everyday people. Tonight, our guests are Gwen Nyquist, Perm Victim; Val Dooley, unsuspecting target of Wig Scam; and Dion Dion, consultant representative from the Chateau de Toupee Hair Institute. Gwen, tell us about your experience.

Gwen Nyquist: Well, it was on the eve of my wedding day.. and I cut out a picture of Melissa Manchester, and I brought it to Vince at Marlowe’s House of Beauty, and I said “I want to look exactly like her.” So, Vince said, “You should have a perm, your hair’s too thin.” So, I believed him – it was Vince! So, Vince put the rods in, and then he says to me, “Coffee?” I said, “Sure. Double Double.”

Val Dooley: What’s “Double Double”?

Gwen Nyquist: Double cream and double sugar. So, Vince goes off, and I’m halfway through the Enquirer when I realize that four hours have gone by, and Vince isn’t back. Well, I did the puzzle.. and so, then a policemen comes in, and he says Vince has been mugged and won’t be able to take the rods out.

Host: So then what happened?

Gwen Nyquist: Well, I didn’t get married! Because of this! [ takes scarf off head to reveal bald patches between what remains of her hair ]

Host: Oh, my God! Was Vince prosecuted?!

Dion Dion: Well, you know, you really can’t blame Vince. Oftentimes, in many perm cases, you cannot remove the rods on time, due to uncontrollable circumstances and, sometimes, mugging. But on the other hand, I will admit that their are addresses in the business that are, what is known, as “scissor-happy.” In the world of hair, anything can happen.

Host: Well, do you have any advice for Gwen here on how she can live a normal life with this affliction?

Dion Dion: Oh, yes! I suggest that you come to the Chateau de Toupee. We will fit you in what we call a “transitional wig”, and, of course, we offer group sessions for other perm victims such as yourself.

Host: Well, that sounds very helpful. Thank you.

Val Dooley: What about me?

Host: Oh, yes.. I was coming to you. Uh.. Val Dooley, ladies and gentlemen. Victim of a “Wig Scam”. Val, what happened?

Val Dooley: Well, it wasn’t my wedding day, or anything like that.. but, I was at the mall, and I used to have hair down to my buttocks. It was just like Crystal Gayle..

Dion Dion: Oh, she has a head of hair!

Val Dooley: Anyway.. I was going up the escalator, and suddenly I feel something brush up against me. I just figured it was some guy from Voter Registration. And.. I.. I get to the top and I feel light-headed, and I look into the mirror, and somebody has just cut off my hair. It’s just gone. It’s just all gone. And a friend told me later that it happens a lot to Chinese girls. It’s just a scam, or something.. and, what they do is they cut off your ponytail and make it into a wig.

Host: Well.. are you at all Chinese?

Val Dooley: No! I don’t think so. But I do believe that there is a demand for my hair color!

Host: Well, what color was your hair?

Val Dooley: Well, it was very much like his. [ points to Dion ]

Host: Well, this is just an outrageous story! Mr. Dion, you are in the wig business. Perhaps you’ve heard of this?

Dion Dion: [ nervous ] No, no.. I’ve heard of this.. it is ashock to me..

Val Dooley: Well, that’s just not true, because the police told me that it happens all the time! I mean, who’s to say that the people that are selling you your wigs for your hair aren’t selling you hot hair?! I mean, who’s to say that that isn’t my hair sitting on top of your head?!

Host: [ reluctant ] Well, that’s all the time we have for today. Join us next week on “Hairem Scarem”, when our guest will be Vida Hosgrave, who lost her hair in a hunting accident, and Sonja Riddle, who shaved her hair for attention. Thank you, and good night.

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SNL Transcripts: Eddie Murphy: 12/11/82: A Special Christmas Message



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  Season 8: Episode 9


82i: Eddie Murphy / Lionel Richie

A Special Christmas Message

April May June … Julia Louis-Dreyfus

[An organ plays “O Come All Ye Faithful” and continuesunder the entire sketch.]

Announcer V/O: [youthful, Southern accentedvoice] And now a special Christmas message from AprilMay June.

[Televangelist April May June, in jewels and white furcoat, walks to her podium in front of aflower-bedecked trellis and addresses the camera witha pronounced Southern drawl.]

April May June: Hello, friends. It’sChristmastime and that means more than a fur coat androastin’ nuts. It’s Jesus’ birthday! Do youknow the story of Jesus’ birth? Well, poor Mary washeavy with child and she and her husband Josephcouldn’t find room in any of the hotels so they founda barn with a star on top where Jesus was born.

And all the animals in the barn were very quiet whenthey saw the baby Jesus. And all the shepherdsfollowed the star and came to look at the sweet baby.And the three wise men came and gave the baby Jesusgold, frankincense and pork — to see if he wasJewish.

Baby Jesus was so sweet and good and didn’t cry allnight and keep his mommy up like some babies who neverlet their mommies sleep and then the mommiesget bags under their eyes and then they looklike hell in front of the camera the next day.[chuckles self-consciously as she recovers herpoise]

So, it was a nice and holy time for everyone,hallelujah. But, you know something? Somethingsurprises me. I wonder why Mary couldn’t get a room. Imean, after all, she’s carryin’ God’s child.What do you mean “No room at the inn”? Howcould the one and only Holy Family take no for ananswer? You don’t read in the Bible about Josepharguin’ with the man at the front desk for fifteenminutes about a room, do you? I mean, what was hedoin’? Where was his spine?! He just lethis wife have her baby in some nasty barn?! Youknow how men are! I mean, he was a carpenter!He coulda built her a house! What washe? Just along for the ride?! You know, I don’tthink Joseph ought to be a saint. Mary had the childof God and performed a whole host of other miracles,hallelujah. All Joseph did was get some aspirin namedafter him. Big deal!

Merry Christmas.

[Cheers and applause as we fade out on a smiling AprilMay June.]

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Saturday Night Live: 1982-1983


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  Season 8: 1982-1983


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Starring:

  • Robin Duke
  • Mary Gross
  • Brad Hall
  • Tim Kazurinsky
  • Gary Kroeger
  • Julia Louis-Dreyfus
  • Eddie Murphy
  • Joe Piscopo
  • Episodes

  • 09/25/82: Chevy Chase / Queen
  • 10/02/82: Louis Gossett, Jr. / George Thorogood & The Destroyers
  • 10/09/82: Ron Howard / The Clash
  • 10/23/82: Howard Hesseman / Men at Work
  • 10/30/82: Michael Keaton / Joe Jackson
  • 11/13/82: Robert Blake / Kenny Loggins
  • 11/20/82: Drew Barrymore / Squeeze
  • 12/04/82: Tom & Dick Smothers / Laura Branigan
  • 12/11/82: Eddie Murphy / Lionel Ritchie
  • 01/22/83: Lily Tomlin
  • 01/29/83: Rick Moranis & Dave Thomas / The Bus Boys
  • 02/05/83: Sid Caesar / Joe Cocker
  • 02/19/83: Howard Hesseman / Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
  • 02/26/83: Beau & Jeff Bridges / Randy Newman
  • 03/12/83: Bruce Dern / Leon Redbone
  • 03/19/83: Robert Guillaume / Duran Duran
  • 04/09/83: Joan Rivers / Musical Youth
  • 04/16/83: Susan Saint James / Michael McDonald
  • 05/07/83: Stevie Wonder
  • 05/14/83: Ed Koch / Kevin Rowland & Dexy’s Midnight Runners
  • SummaryDon’t question Dick Ebersol – not if you want face-time on “Saturday Night Live” these days. He single-handedly restructured the entire show, altering it from an ensemble production to a one-man showcase of Eddie Murphy’s talents – or so it may seem, since the rest of the cast, save for Joe Piscopo, hardly appear on the show. Mary Gross and Tim Kazurinzky manage to star in a few sketches now and then, but most future audiences are surprised to learn that Julia Louis-Dreyfus began performing on “Saturday Night Live” this season. Not so hard to overlook, since much of the focus of the season surrounded the mysterious assassination of Buckwheat, which spawned a Kennenedy-esque reporting style from news sources around the globe.

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    SNL Transcripts: Chevy Chase: 09/25/82



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    Air Date:

    Host:

    Musical Guest:

    Special Guests:

    Cameos:


    September 25nd, 1982

    Chevy Chase

    Queen

    None

    John Zacherle

    Danny DeVito

    Gene Siskel

    Roger Ebert
    Live From BurbankSummary: Chevy Chase appears via live video to explain that, due to a missed flight, he’ll be hosting SNL from Burbank, California, not New York City. A stagehand then accidentally drops the TV set while wheeling Chevy to his first sketch.

    Transcript

    Montage

    Chevy Chase’s MonologueSummary: Chevy Chase addresses the audience from a damaged video screen.

    Transcript

    Tyrone GreenSummary: African-American artist Tyrone Green (Eddie Murphy) demonstrates his hatred of white people and the violent nature of his work.

    Recurring Characters: Tyrone Green.

    Transcript

    Joe Piscopo Loves Rose KennedySummary: Joe Piscopo announces that he and Rose Kennedy are in love, and asks Rose to marry him.

    John Hinckley For PresidentSummary: Ronald Reagan’s would-be assassin (Brad Hall) announces his presidential candidacy, and a duel platform of familiarity with the judicial system combined with outright insanity.

    Transcript

    Mystery TheatreSummary: Zacherle presents a brief scene in which the Land Shark (Chevy Chase), via satellite, attempts to gain entry into a woman’s (Julia Louis-Dreyfous) residence.

    Recurring Characters: Land Shark.

    Popiel Galactic ProphylacticSummary: Ron Popeil (Eddie Murphy) touts his amazing steel-reinforced condom and matching diaphragm.

    Transcript

    Late Night with David LettermanSummary: David Letterman (Joe Piscopo) presents a film from the perspective of his dog, Bob, and interviews guest Gumby (Eddie Murphy).

    Recurring Characters: David Letterman, Gumby.

    Saturday Night News with Brad HallSummary: Joe Piscopo reports on sports. Brad Hall delivers an editorial on James Watt, then phones him at home and calls him a slime. Father Andrew B. Titus (Tim Kazurinsky) reviews the Reader’s Digest condensed Bible. Chevy Chase reports from Burbank instead of from Beirut.

    Transcript

    Queen performs “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”

    Alan, A Video JunkieSummary: A profile of an adolescent boy who is destructively addicted to video games.

    PTC ClubSummary: Preternaturally cheeful “prophet” April May June (Julia Louis Dreyfus) and a televangelist (Brad Hall) advocate the good word of Jesus, and a faith healer (Gary Kroeger) winds his way through the audience.

    Recurring Characters: April May June.

    Siskel & EbertSummary: Film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert give their critique of the episode while it’s still in progress.

    Transcript

    Queen performs “Under Pressure”

    GoodnightsTranscript

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    SNL Transcripts: Chevy Chase: 09/25/82: Live From Burbank



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    82a: Chevy Chase / Queen

    Live From Burbank

    …..Chevy Chase

    [ open on image of Chevy Chase talking over the phone, spiffily-dressed in front of a dark red background ]

    Chevy Chase: No, no, no.. if the beads are too large, it’s gonna hurt. The way to string them, you see — [ looks up, notices he’s on-camera ] I have to go, honey. [ hangs up, smiles enthusiastically at the camera ] I’m sorry! Hello! I’m Chevy Chase. [ audience applauds wildly ] Thank you. You all may have, uh.. [ audience continues to cheer ] Thank you.. no, no, no.

    You may remember me from the first “Saturday Night Live” – when that was on the air – and, uh.. or, perhaps, from my movies, or novels.. I was so.. moved.. and honored.. when they asked me to host this season’s, uh.. very first show. I don’t know what to say, I’m almost in tears! But I was, uh, somewhat surprised to find that the show is still, uh.. well.. still done live in New York City. I’m happy. It’s my town, and my people. And we’re still giving great comedy in the Big Apple, great comedy in the Big Apple right to the little fruits there in Hollywood. Huh! [ smiles and laughs extendedly ]

    Secondly. I must say I was surprised and shocked by the inefficiency of the, uh, Los Angeles Airport. Let me explain this. I had a twelve o’clock flight out to New York – I won’t mention the airline, but it’s, uh.. the friendly one, but.. There I was, precisely at noon – you can trust this watch here. And I was on that ramp, staring into the window of a 747 doorway that was moving slowly back – they would not stop for me. Obviously, noon to them is, you know, 11:58. And that was a surprise to me, too.

    [ camera has panned out to reveal that Chevy has been addressing to the audience via satellite from a 19-inch TV propped up on a high stand on casters ]

    Which brings me, of course, to the third surprise – for all of us, I think. I’m not in New York. I’m in Burbank. But I am “Saturday Night Live”‘s first bi-coastal video host. [ audience cheers wildly for him ] Um.. and I’m proud to be a part of this hallmark event in the history of electronic entertainment. Just think – right now, my presence is being beamed live, via satellite, to you and right into your face. Just think – it’s only 8:30 my time, 11:30 your time; so I can.. still get to bed by 11:30, and up in the morning for tennis. Even though I can’t actually be in New York, you’re still getting to see my image, and you’re going to hear my voice, and.. touch my thigh. Consider yourselves lucky, and consider me lucky. I feel lucky tonight, and I feel happy.

    When you think about it, the technology here is really incredible. They tell me I can even be in sketches, and I hope so. So, guys, why don’t you roll me over to the first sketch, what do you say?

    [ a stangehand grabs the stand and attempts to wheel it across the stage, but accidentally tips it over, dropping the TV off the stage ]

    [ cut to the broken TV lying on the ground, the screen intact with Chevy laying across the floor in Burbank ]

    Chevy Chase: “Live, from Burbank and New York, it’s Saturday Night!”

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    SNL Transcripts: Chevy Chase: 09/25/82: Goodnights



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    82a: Chevy Chase / Queen

    Goodnights

    …..Chevy Chase

    [ the cast is crowded around Chevy’s image on the television ]

    Chevy Chase: Good night, Mom. Good night, Janie. Good night, Dad and Ed. Goodbye, everybody. Thank you very much. The cast is great. Enjoy.

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    SNL Transcripts: Chevy Chase: 09/25/82: Tyrone Green



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    82a: Chevy Chase / Queen

    Tyrone Green

    Felice Sloan-Duchamps…..Robin Duke
    Tyrone Green…..Eddie Murphy
    Man #1…..Brad Hall
    Woman…..Mary Gross
    Man #2…..Gary Kroeger

    [open on a fancy gallery setting with a buffet table and many upper-class society types]

    Felice: Ladies. Ladies and gentlemen. Please, if I could have your attention. As you know, every fall we here at the Felice Sloan-Duchamps Gallery take pride in debuting the creme de la creme of the New York arts scene. At that is why it is today that with great joy I introduce to you that Harlem Renaissance man, the artistic mouthpiece of the black community, artist, poet, and felon, author of the famed “Kill My Landlord,” Tyrone Green!

    [applause from the crowd as Tryone enters]

    Tyrone: Thank you Felice whatever your damn name is. I’m-a let you bougie white people know something. I’m in here speaking to y’all, but I don’t like being here talking to you bougie white trash.

    Man #1: He speaks with such candor.

    Woman: Brutally direct.

    Tyrone: I’d rather be at home on my houseboat on the Harlem River, secluded from the people, creating my art.

    Felice: Oh, well, Tryone, why don’t we just go around here piece by piece, and you can describe some of your work?

    Tyrone: Okay, bitch.

    [they walk to a black canvas with images of a radio, sneakers, and a bag of Fritos]

    Tyrone: I call this one, “Rodney Johnson’s Bad Luck.”

    Man #2: Mr. Green, what does this represent.

    Tyrone: You wanna buy this painting, man?

    Man #1: [turns to Man #2] Well, yes, we were considering it for our study.

    Tyrone: What does it represent? It represents that Tyrone Green no longer has his radio, and his sneakers and his Fritos is gone.

    Woman: Well, what exactly was Mr. Johnson’s bad luck?

    Tyrone: He fell asleep on my couch when I was in a bad mood.

    Man #2: What a concept!

    Felice: [beckons everybody over to a green canvas with images of a whstle, badge, and hat] Now, Tyrone, I believe that this piece is entitled, “Sleeping Security Guard at the A&P.” Now, can you tell us a little bit about it?

    Tyrone: It’s just that. A security guard fell asleep at the A&P, so he no longer has his whistle, and his badge and his hat is gone. The situation is also as such.

    Man #1: Brilliant, that is art!

    Man #2: The man is clearly a genius. Why, this is the greatest work since Warhol. It really is.

    Felice: [escorts Tyrone and the rest of the group towards a blue canvas with images of a jacket, glasses, and a briefcase] Now, Tryone, tell us what was your inspiration for this?

    Tyrone: This is my favorite one. I call it “Smart-Ass White Boy Blue.” I got the inspiration when I was coming home from work the other day, and I saw this smart-ass white by. I thought I’d bring him down. So his situation is also as such, as you can see.

    Felice: [brings the group back to the table] Well, everbody, now we’d like to open the floor to some questions.

    Woman: Mr. Green! Mr. Green! Have you ever considered studying in Paris or, say, one of the other major art capitals of the world?

    Tyrone: No, I hate Puerto Ricans.

    Man #1: Mr. Green, you’re obviously such a Renaissance man. You paint, you write poetry. What’s next for you?

    Tyrone: Windsurfing. And I’m currently writing a screenplay.

    [the crowd applauds appreciatively]

    Woman: How did you get interested in conceptual art?

    Tyrone: I was living with a white woman, much like yourself, and her husband died. He had many paintbrushes and sets of glue about the house.

    Man #1: Tyrone, now everyone here knows that you’re most famous for writing “Kill My Landlord.” Do you suppose that you could recite that for us?

    Tyrone: No! Shut up! I will recite my latest poem that I wrote about you bougie white trash scum. It’s called “I Hate White People” by Tyrone Green.

    I hate the sunlight and I hate the night.
    I hate white people because they is white.
    Their hair is wavy, their lips is thin,
    But worse than white women, I hate white men.
    Walking around with briefcase and money,
    Bust they head open, my ain’t that funny?
    Not out of anger and not out of spite.
    I just hate whitey because they is white.
    W-I-T-E people.0

    [attendees applaud and ask for autographs]

    Submitted by: DavidK93

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    SNL Transcripts: Chevy Chase: 09/25/82: John Hinckley For President



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    82a: Chevy Chase / Queen

    John Hinckley For President

    John Hinckley…..Brad Hall

    [open on John Hinckley holding a pillow and sitting against a white stucco wall]

    John Hinckley: You know, it’s a crazy world out there. Most Americans are finding it hard just to make sense of it all. In this time of shattered morals, it’s inspirational to see that we can still look up with great pride to that great beacon of the American way: justice for all. Even for a lunatic like me. My name is John Hinckley. [stands and his setting is revealed to be a room in an asylum] On March 30, 1981, I shot the President of the United States and three other people in order to impress a girl. I know that sounds like a terrible thing to do, but I’m completely crazy. I’m insane, and I can’t be held responsible for my actions. Sending a John Hinckley like myself to an institution instead of some wretched prison is the American way. This reaffirmation of the American dream proves that our system works. But only a wacko can see how it works. I am that wacko, and to prove it I am today officially entering the race for the presidency of the United States of America. I winged Reagan in the streets. I’m gonna knock him dead in the polls. And then, my girlfriend Jodie can assume her rightful place as First Lady of this great and powerful nation. I want to be president for Jodie because I’m in love and I’m crazy. Crazy about the United States. Crazy about my girlfriend, Jodie. Crazy about the prsidency. And crazy about you, the American people. You don’t have to wonder what kind of president I’m gonna be. My record speaks for itself. I’ll do anything for love. [bursts into song] Won’t forget / Can’t regret / What I’ll do for love!

    [image of John Hinckley becomes smaller and is surrounded by a blue border that is widest on the bottom and on which part appears the title: “John Hinckley for President”]

    Voice Over: John Hinckley for President, paid for by people who have their cake and eat it too.

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