Season 12 / Episode 2
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
October 18, 1986 · Musical guest: Run-DMC
Running order
The show.
- 01
Bartles & Jaymes
Cold open - 02
Monologue
Monologue - 03
Team Xynex
Pre-tape - 04
Donahue
Live sketch - 05
The Crosby Show
Live sketch - 06
Performance Introduction — "Walk This Way"
Live sketch - 07
"Walk This Way"
Musical performance - 08
Weekend Update
- At the deskKevin Nealon: Life Lessons
Weekend Update - 09
Instant Coffee — Sweeney Sisters
Live sketch - 10
Parent-Teen Drunk Driving Contract
Live sketch - 11
Sam Kinison Stand-Up
Live sketch - 12
Old Hollywood
Live sketch - 13
Performance Introduction — "Hit It, Run"
Live sketch - 14
"Hit It, Run"
Musical performance - 15
Chalk Factory
Live sketch - 16
"Hit The Road Jack"
Musical performance - 17
Goodnights
Goodnights
Notable moments.
Broadcast note
Segment 1 — Bartles & Jaymes: In reruns, a few seconds are removed before A. Whitney Brown says "Live from New York".
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Segment 2 — Monologue: In reruns, a few of Malcolm-Jamal Warner's lines are removed, including a reference to the Red Sox in the World Series.
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Segment 4 — Donahue: In reruns, one of Nora Dunn's lines is replaced with the dress rehearsal version, as well as her and Jan Hooks's questions to Kevin Nealon.
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Segment 5 — The Crosby Show: In reruns, the portion where Dennis Miller and Phil Hartman leave the room is replaced with the dress rehearsal version. In the live show, Phil accidentally drops his pipe on his way out.
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Segment 9 — Instant Coffee — Sweeney Sisters: Nora Dunn's character is named Maryanne in this sketch only.
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Segment 11 — Sam Kinison Stand-Up: In reruns, Sam Kinison's discussion of pot and crack is muted, and several seconds where he acts out Jesus's last words is removed.
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Segment 15 — Chalk Factory: In reruns, this sketch is replaced with a film about a jazz musician.
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Segment 16 — "Hit The Road Jack": In reruns, Malcolm-Jamal Warner's introduction is replaced with the dress rehearsal version. In the live show, he is wearing his costume from the preceding sketch.
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