Season 13 / Episode 9

Robin Williams

January 23, 1988 · Musical guest: James Taylor

Running order

The show.

  1. 01

    Pumping Up With Hans & Franz

    Cold open
  2. 02

    Monologue

    Monologue
  3. 03

    Compulsion

    Pre-tape
  4. 04

    Birth Tape — “Proud Dad”

    Live sketch
  5. 05

    Learning to Feel

    Live sketch
  6. 06

    "Never Die Young"

    Musical performance
  7. 07

    Weekend Update

    1. At the deskAl Franken: One-Man Mobile Uplink Unit — Iowa caucus
    Weekend Update
  8. 08

    60th Birthday — “Robin Williams' Son”

    Live sketch
  9. 09

    "Sweet Potato Pie"

    Musical performance
  10. 10

    The 8th Annual ACE Awards — “Cable Excellence”

    Live sketch
  11. 11

    "That Lonesome Road"

    Musical performance
  12. 12

    Discover — “Transchanneling”

    Live sketch
  13. 13

    I Wuv You

    Live sketch
  14. 14

    Goodnights

    Goodnights

Notable moments.

Broadcast note

Segment 8 — 60th Birthday — “Robin Williams' Son”: In reruns, the portions before Dana Carvey's entrance and after Robin Williams opens the refrigerator are replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 10 — The 8th Annual ACE Awards — “Cable Excellence”: In reruns, Shelley Duvall's presentation is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 13 — I Wuv You: This sketch is replaced with the dress rehearsal version in reruns.

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Broadcast note

Segment 14 — Goodnights: In reruns, Robin Williams' speech is removed.

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Musical Cameos

Rosemary Butler, Don Grolnick, Arnold McCuller, Leland Sklar appear in the broadcast.

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Extra

Richie Gold appears in the broadcast.

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Recurring-sketch debut

“Learning to Feel” makes its first appearance.

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Musical-performance context

James Taylor performs “That Lonesome Road,” a song he had sung at John Belushi’s funeral; the episode airs one day before Belushi’s birthday.

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