Saturday Night LiveTemporada 16
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Saturday Night Live aired its sixteenth season during the 1990-1991 television season on NBC. 20 episodes were produced. The sixteenth season began on September 29, 1990, and ended on May 18, 1991.
The 16th season of SNL was a transitional one: Several longtime cast members left, and a large number of additions were made to the roster. To ensure that he was not short on talent, Michaels chose to retain most of the late 1980s cast while in the process of hiring the people that would make up the early 1990s cast. At one point during the season, sixteen people were listed as cast members or featured players.
The 16th season of SNL was a transitional one: Several longtime cast members left, and a large number of additions were made to the roster. To ensure that he was not short on talent, Michaels chose to retain most of the late 1980s cast while in the process of hiring the people that would make up the early 1990s cast. At one point during the season, sixteen people were listed as cast members or featured players.
Onde assistir Saturday Night Live • Temporada 16
20 episódios
- Kyle MacLachlan/Sinead O'Connor
E1Kyle MacLachlan/Sinead O'ConnorChris Farley and Chris Rock's first episode. Sketches include: A Message From Iraq, Kyle McLachlan's Monologue, Bad Idea Jeans, Sprockets, Twin Peaks, Weekend Update with Dennis Miller, Luther Campbell, All Things Scottish, Frank Sinatra and George Michael, Lonesome Cowboys II. Sinead O'Connor performs "Three Babies" and "The Last Day Of Our Acquaintance". - Susan Lucci/Hothouse Flowers
E2Susan Lucci/Hothouse FlowersSketches include: Classic Bitch and Lezbo Electric Shavers, Susan Lucci's Monologue, Live With Regis and Kathie Lee, All My Luggage, Great Love Stories, Weekend Update with Dennis Miller, Game Breakers, Her First Period, I Will Not Cry, M.C. Hammer's The Sound of Music. Hothouse Flowers performs "Give It Up" and "I Can See Clearly Now". - John Goodman/Faith No More
E7John Goodman/Faith No MoreJohn Goodman's second time hosting. Sketches include: Church Chat, John Goodman Monologue, Bad Idea Jeans (repeat), Annoying Traits, Jagger Ties The Knot, Player-With-Yourselves-Club, The McLaughlin Group, Weekend Update with Dennis Miller, Weekend Update: David Spade on Iraq and Kuwait, Food Chewing, Wayne's World, Davy Crockett and Son, It's Pat. Faith No More performs "Epic" and "From Out of Nowhere". - Tom Hanks/Edie Brickell and New Bohemians
E8Tom Hanks/Edie Brickell and New BohemiansLive From New York, it's...Kevin Nealon (and hosting for the fifth time, it's Tom Hanks!) Sketches include: Mr. Subliminal's Editorial Reply, Tom Hanks Joins The Five-Timers Club, The Gross-Out Family, Game Beaters, The Global Warming Christmas Special, P. Whipped, Sabra Shopping Network, Double-Takes, and The Christmas Tree Story Edie Brickell and New Bohemians perform: ""Woyaho"" and ""He Said"" - Dennis Quaid/Neville Brothers
E9Dennis Quaid/Neville BrothersSketches include ""George Bush,"" ""Dysfunctional Family Christmas,"" ""Sally Jessy Raphael,"" ""Family Loves Ex-Boyfriend,"" ""Massage Students,"" ""Renegade,"" ""Sprockets,"" ""Schillervision Theatre,"" and ""The Specialty Songs Of Cal McLane, Jr."" - Alec Baldwin/Whitney Houston
E14Alec Baldwin/Whitney HoustonLive From New York, it's...Dana Carvey Sketches include: The McLaughlin Group, The Dancer, The Honest Planet, The Sinead O'Connor Awards, Lank Thompson: I'm A Handsome Actor, Pan Am, The Godfather IV, I'm Chillin', Confession Can Be Exciting For The Soul, and Cyrano De Bergerac Whitney Houston performs: ""I'm Your Baby Tonight"" and ""All The Man I Need"" - Delta Burke/Chris Isaak
E19Delta Burke/Chris IsaakSketches include: A Message From the President of the United States, Delta Burke Monologue, Balz-Off, Wayne's World (featuring Madonna), NRA Theatre, Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey, Weekend Update with Dennis Miller, Weekend Update: Adam Sandler on Mothers Day, Weight Watchers Meeting, Hollywood Minute, Karaoke Hog (with Chris Isaak cameo), Coffee Talk, Yelling At the Kids. Chris Isaak performs "Wicked Game" and "Diddley Daddy".
