Season 11 / Episode 8

Dudley Moore

January 25, 1986 · Musical guest: Al Green

Running order

The show.

  1. 01

    Monks

    Cold open
  2. 02

    “The River Kwai March”

    Monologue
  3. 03

    Miss Pregnant Teenage America

    Live sketch
  4. 04

    "Going Away"

    Musical performance
  5. 05

    The Pat Stevens Show

    Live sketch
  6. 06

    Weekend Update

    1. At the deskJon Lovitz: Tommy Flanagan Commentary on Ferdinand Marcos
    Weekend Update
  7. 07

    The Limits Of The Imagination

    Live sketch
  8. 08

    Name That Tune

    Live sketch
  9. 09

    "True Love"

    Musical performance
  10. 10

    Master Thespian

    Live sketch
  11. 11

    "I Got You"

    Musical performance
  12. 12

    Die Foreigner Die!

    Pre-tape
  13. 13

    Goodnights

    Goodnights

Notable moments.

Broadcast note

Segment 3 — Miss Pregnant Teenage America: This sketch is removed in reruns. To fill time, "Where You're Going" from 11.09.1985 , "Big Ball Of Sports" from 01.18.1986 , a sketch from dress rehearsal, and "Trojans" from 11.16.1985 are shown later in the episode.

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Broadcast note

Segment 5 — The Pat Stevens Show: This sketch is replaced with the dress rehearsal version in reruns.

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Broadcast note

Segment 6 — Weekend Update: In reruns, everything before the Tommy Flanagan segment is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 8 — Name That Tune: The background music is absent during Don Pardo's opening voiceover. This is fixed in reruns, and Don's voiceover is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Broadcast note

Segment 10 — Master Thespian: After Dudley Moore removes his shawl, he tosses it behind him and it accidentally gets draped on the chandelier. Jon Lovitz ad-libs "Thank you for the lampshade!"

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Cameo

Lauren Tom appears in the broadcast.

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Extra

Andy Murphy appears in the broadcast.

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