Season 16 / Episode 8

Tom Hanks

December 8, 1990 · Musical guest: Edie Brickell & New Bohemians

Running order

The show.

  1. 01

    Editorial Reply

    Cold open
  2. 02

    Five-Timers Club

    Monologue
  3. 03

    Gross-Out Family

    Live sketch
  4. 04

    Game Beaters — Mr. Short-Term Memory

    Live sketch
  5. 05

    "Woyaho"

    Musical performance
  6. 06

    Weekend Update

    1. At the deskDana Carvey: Dennis Miller #5Performs "Jingle Bells"
    2. At the deskTom Hanks: Dennis Miller
    Weekend Update
  7. 07

    The Global Warming Christmas Special

    Live sketch
  8. 08

    P. Whipped

    Live sketch
  9. 09

    Sabra Shopping Network — Sabra

    Live sketch
  10. 10

    "He Said"

    Musical performance
  11. 11

    Repeating Guy — “Saying Everything Twice”

    Live sketch
  12. 12

    Christmas Message

    Live sketch
  13. 13

    Goodnights

    Goodnights

Notable moments.

Broadcast note

Segment 1 — Editorial Reply: In reruns, Don Pardo's opening voiceover is replaced with the dress rehearsal version.

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Segment 6 — Weekend Update: In reruns, a chyron of the current date is added after the title graphic.

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Segment 8 — P. Whipped: The show's second sponsor, Maidenform For Men, is removed in reruns.

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Segment 11 — Repeating Guy — “Saying Everything Twice”: In reruns, the last two scenes are replaced with the dress rehearsal version, in which Victoria Jackson breaks character due to Tom Hanks's facial expressions.

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Segment 12 — Christmas Message: The set was used earlier for the George Hamilton scene in "The Global Warming Christmas Special".

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Cameos

Elliott Gould, Jon Lovitz, Steve Martin, Ralph Nader, Tony Randall, Paul Simon appear in the broadcast.

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Voice Cameo

John Henry Kurtz appears in the broadcast.

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Segment 2 — Five-Timers Club: In reruns, the shot of Tom Hanks opening the door is replaced with the dress rehearsal version. In the live show, he accidentally walks in front of the camera.

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Segment 2 — Five-Timers Club: In reruns, the portion where Paul Simon orders the "Joe Piscopo" is replaced with the dress rehearsal version, in which Steve Martin gives him a disapproving look and says "Really!"

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Segment 2 — Five-Timers Club: In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

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Segment 3 — Gross-Out Family: When Chris Farley closes the door, a spice rack falls off the wall.

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Segment 3 — Gross-Out Family: In reruns, the falling sound effects are removed from the time passage graphic.

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Segment 4 — Game Beaters — Mr. Short-Term Memory: In reruns, Phil Hartman's dialogue after the lightning round is replaced with the dress rehearsal version. In the live show, he accidentally says "That's all the time for today".

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Broadcast note

Segment 4 — Game Beaters — Mr. Short-Term Memory: In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

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Segment 5 — "Woyaho": In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

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Five-Timers Club

Elliott Gould, Steve Martin, Paul Simon, Jon Lovitz, Conan O’Brien and Ralph Nader appear during the Five-Timers Club monologue.

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Sketch cameo

Tony Randall appears in “Game Beaters / Mr. Short-Term Memory.”

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Future-cast appearance

Future cast member Adam Sandler appears in the Sabra sketch.

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John Lennon tribute

An excerpt of John Lennon’s “Instant Karma!” plays at the beginning and end of Weekend Update on the tenth anniversary of his death.

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