Season 11 / Episode 2

Chevy Chase

November 16, 1985 · Musical guest: Sheila E.

Running order

The show.

  1. 01

    Firefighters

    Cold open
  2. 02

    Monologue

    Monologue
  3. 03

    Wacky Glue

    Pre-tape
  4. 04

    The Pat Stevens Show

    Live sketch
  5. 05

    Ford & Reagan

    Live sketch
  6. 06

    "Hollyrock"

    Musical performance
  7. 07

    Trojans

    Pre-tape
  8. 08

    Those Unlucky Andersons

    Live sketch
  9. 09

    Weekend Update

    1. At the deskDamon Wayans: Commentary on the national deficit
    Weekend Update
  10. 10

    Jose Cuervo's Party School Bowl

    Live sketch
  11. 11

    The Jose Cuervo Institute

    Live sketch
  12. 12

    The Life of Vlad the Impaler

    Live sketch
  13. 13

    The Blue, The Gray, And The Yellow

    Live sketch
  14. 14

    Drums Drums Drums

    Live sketch
  15. 15

    Pathological Liars Anonymous

    Live sketch
  16. 16

    "A Love Bizarre"

    Musical performance
  17. 17

    Craig Sundberg, Idiot Savant

    Live sketch
  18. 18

    Goodnights

    Goodnights

Notable moments.

Broadcast note

Segment 3 — Wacky Glue: This segment is removed in reruns. To fill time, "Trojans" from 12.07.1985 is shown later in the episode.

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Broadcast note

Segment 6 — "Hollyrock": In reruns, this performance appears in place of "A Love Bizarre".

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Broadcast note

Segment 8 — Those Unlucky Andersons: In reruns, Don Pardo's voiceovers are replaced with the dress rehearsal version, and applause is added after Joan Cusack and Jon Lovitz's entrances.

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Broadcast note

Segment 12 — The Life of Vlad the Impaler: In reruns, Mark McKinney's voiceover is changed to Don Pardo.

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Broadcast note

Segment 13 — The Blue, The Gray, And The Yellow: In reruns, Al Franken's closing voiceover is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 16 — "A Love Bizarre": In reruns, this performance appears in place of "Hollyrock", and Chevy Chase's introduction is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 17 — Craig Sundberg, Idiot Savant: In reruns, Don Pardo's closing voiceover is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Musical Cameo

Eddie M. appears in the broadcast.

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Recurring-character debut

Jon Lovitz first appears as Tommy Flanagan, the Pathological Liar.

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