Season 13 / Episode 3
Dabney Coleman
October 31, 1987 · Musical guest: The Cars
Running order
The show.
- 01
Lifestyles of the Rich, Famous and Scary
Cold open - 02
Monologue
Monologue - 03
Nature's Broom — “Fiber”
Live sketch - 04
The Winning Spirit
Live sketch - 05
Don't Go Down To The Basement
Live sketch - 06
Campfire Stories
Live sketch - 07
"Strap Me In"
Musical performance - 08
Weekend Update
- At the deskElvira: Commentary on the true meaning of Halloween
Weekend Update - 09
Marriage Counselor
Live sketch - 10
Count Dracula, Self-Taught Auto Mechanic
Live sketch - 11
The Pat Stevens Show
Live sketch - 12
Mascot Ideas
Live sketch - 13
"Double Trouble"
Musical performance - 14
Investment Firm
Live sketch - 15
Goodnights
Goodnights
Notable moments.
Broadcast note
Segment 4 — The Winning Spirit: In reruns, about a minute of dialogue is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 5 — Don't Go Down To The Basement: In reruns, several edits are made to improve pacing.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 8 — Weekend Update: The ventriloquist dummy that Dennis Miller holds up is the same one Christopher Guest used when he played Señor Cosa.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 8 — Weekend Update: Elvira's commentary is removed in reruns. To fill time, a film entitled "Ed's Secret Life" is shown later in the episode.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 10 — Count Dracula, Self-Taught Auto Mechanic: In reruns, several edits are made to improve pacing, and lightning is added to the shot of the bat carrying the tool box.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 10 — Count Dracula, Self-Taught Auto Mechanic: Jon Lovitz accidentally says "one but all... all but one". In reruns, this portion is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.
Source ↗Broadcast note
Segment 12 — Mascot Ideas: Jan Hooks accidentally says "we could invite... we could have an assembly". This is fixed in reruns.
Source ↗Guest appearance
Cassandra Peterson appears as Elvira in the cold opening and on Weekend Update.
Source ↗Filmed guest appearances
Mick Fleetwood, Heather Locklear and William Schallert appear in “Ed’s Secret Life.”
Source ↗Your episode record
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