Season 15 / Episode 12

Quincy Jones

February 10, 1990 · Musical guest: Quincy Jones & Tevin Campbell & Andrae Crouch & Sandra Crouch & Kool Moe Dee & Big Daddy Kane & Melle Mel & Quincy Jones III & Siedah Garrett & Al Jarreau & Take 6

Running order

The show.

  1. 01

    Pumping Up With Hans & Franz

    Cold open
  2. 02

    Monologue

    Monologue
  3. 03

    "Manteca"

    Musical performance
  4. 04

    Century 21 Marriage Counselors

    Pre-tape
  5. 05

    Toonces, The Cat Who Could Drive A Car — Driving Miss Daisy

    Live sketch
  6. 06

    The Bob Waltman Special

    Live sketch
  7. 07

    Jazz Perspectif

    Live sketch
  8. 08

    "Prologue (2Q's Rap)", "Back On The Block"

    Musical performance
  9. 09

    Weekend Update

    1. At the deskDon Pardo: Voice Announces prizes for the Gotti jury
    Weekend Update
  10. 10

    Crown Heights — “A Coming Together”

    Live sketch
  11. 11

    Swimsuit Issue

    Live sketch
  12. 12

    "The Verb To Be", "Wee B. Dooinit"

    Musical performance
  13. 13

    Soviet Central Committee

    Live sketch
  14. 14

    Dials & Gauges

    Live sketch
  15. 15

    We Are World

    Live sketch
  16. 16

    Goodnights

    Goodnights

Notable moments.

Broadcast note

Segment 4 — Century 21 Marriage Counselors: This commercial parody is removed in reruns. To fill time, a commercial parody from dress rehearsal entitled "Quincy Jones: The Movie Scores" is shown later in the episode.

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Broadcast note

Segment 13 — Soviet Central Committee: In reruns, this sketch is replaced with one from dress rehearsal featuring Quincy Jones as a psychiatrist who plays blues music for his patient Phil Hartman.

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Musical Cameos

Michael Brecker, John Clark, Robin Eubanks, Fred Griffen, Keith O'Quinn, Alan P. Rubin, Dave Taylor, Ron Tooley, Frank Wess appear in the broadcast.

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Voice Cameo

John Henry Kurtz appears in the broadcast.

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Extras

Andy Murphy, Grafton True appear in the broadcast.

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Double-duty host

Quincy Jones hosts and performs during the episode.

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Musical-guest record

The episode features ten billed musical guests, the largest number for a single episode.

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Musical-guest crossover

Kool Moe Dee, Melle Mel and Quincy Jones III appear in “Crown Heights.”

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Monologue dedication

Quincy Jones dedicates the musical monologue to Nelson Mandela, who was released from prison the following day.

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