April 9, 1977 Season 2 episode
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| Episode | 42 |
| Season Episode | 18 |
| Host | Julian Bond |
| Musical Guest(s) | Tom Waits Brick |
| Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s) |
Tom Waits: "Eggs & Sausage" "In A Cadillac" (with Susan Nickerson Brick: "Dazz" |
| Previous Episode March 26, 1977 |
Next Episode April 16, 1977 |
The episode of Saturday Night Live was hosted by Julian Bond with musical guests Tom Waits with Susan Nickerson and Brick.
Cast[]
The Not Ready For Primetime Players[]
Sketches[]
Cold Open Sketch Pre-recorded Weekend Update Music Performance Other
| Title | Image | Summary |
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| Emily Litella In Love | 
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Emily Litella (Gilda Radner) tells Jane Curtin that her lover makes her feel like a "national" woman. |
| Montage | ||
| Julian Bond's Monologue | 
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Sen. Julian Bond ponders the reasons why he might have been asked to host "Saturday Night Live". |
| H&L Brock | 
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Lowell Brock (John Belushi) has time to do your taxes because he's doing time himself. |
| Black Perspective | 
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Garrett Morris and Julian Bond discuss the differences in IQ between light and dark-skinned blacks. |
| An Oval Office | 
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Julian Bond and Andrew Young (Garrett Morris) confront President Jimmy Carter (Dan Aykroyd). |
| Tom Waits Performs "Eggs & Sausage" |
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| Dr. X, Family Counseller | 
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Dr. X (Dan Aykroyd) meets with a family. |
| Weekend Update With Jane Curtin | 
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The landing of a Concorde SST drowns out Jane Curtin. |
| Right On Afro Lustre | 
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The lustre that comes in a canister shaped like a fist. |
| Great Moments In Motown | 
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Club Owner (Julian Bond) likes the new Motown group (Garrett Morris, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray), but wants to see hand gestures added to the performance. |
| Creeley's Soup | 
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A little girl (Gilda Radner) is tortured by the Soup Man (Bill Murray). |
| Bad Cinema | 
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Leonard Pinth-Garnell (Dan Aykroyd) reviews the film, "Ooh-La-La! Les Legs!" |
| Brick Performs "Dazz" |
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| The Farbers | 
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Larry (John Belushi) and Bobbi Farber (Gilda Radner) acknowledge their neighborhood's racial tolerance towards Julian Bond. |
| Mr. Mike Meets Uncle Remus | 
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Mr. Mike (Michael O'Donoghue) tells Uncle Remus (Garrett Morris) the story of Brer Rabbit. |
| Patti Smith | In a film by Gary Weis, Patti Smith talks about censorship. | |
| Alabama Improvements | 
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George Wallace (John Belushi) delineates improvements to the South's bad image. |
| Goodnights | 
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| Preceded by: March 26, 1977 |
Saturday Night Live episode | Followed by: April 16, 1977 |