Season 19 / Episode 6
Rosie O'Donnell
November 13, 1993 · Musical guest: James Taylor
Running order
The show.
- 01
The Packwood Diaries
Cold open - 02
Monologue
Monologue - 03
Duets
Live sketch - 04
Mexican Stereotype
Live sketch - 05
Daily Affirmation
Live sketch - 06
Phil Hartman's Real Views
Live sketch - 07
"Memphis", "Slap Leather"
Musical performance - 08
Weekend Update
- At the deskMike Myers: Jean ChrétienCommentary on NAFTA
- At the deskAdam Sandler: Opera Man
Weekend Update - 09
Waiters Without A Pad
Live sketch - 10
The Tomboy & The Sissy
Live sketch - 11
"Secret of Life"
Musical performance - 12
Malibu Fires Dick Clark Productions
Live sketch - 13
Schiller's ReelWill Work For Food A Film by Tom Schiller
Pre-tape - 14
Homegirls
Live sketch - 15
Goodnights
Goodnights
Notable moments.
Broadcast note
Segment 9 — Waiters Without A Pad: In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.
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Segment 10 — The Tomboy & The Sissy: In reruns, the shot of the four girls and part of the second scene are replaced with the dress rehearsal version.
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Segment 11 — "Secret of Life": In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.
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Segment 12 — Malibu Fires Dick Clark Productions: In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.
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Segment 3 — Duets: In reruns, Casey Kasem's closing dialogue is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.
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Segment 5 — Daily Affirmation: In reruns, a few shots are replaced with the dress rehearsal version. In the live show, a camera is visible on the right side.
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Segment 7 — "Memphis", "Slap Leather": In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.
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Segment 8 — Weekend Update: The Opera Man segment is removed in reruns. To fill time, two "Deep Thoughts" are shown later in the episode.
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Segment 9 — Waiters Without A Pad: This sketch originally appeared at the 04.10.1993 dress rehearsal, in which Jason Alexander and Julia Sweeney played the patrons.
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