March 20, 1982 Season 7 episode
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| Episode | 133 |
| Season Episode | 14 |
| Host | Robert Urich |
| Musical Guest(s) | Mink DeVille |
| Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s) |
"Maybe Tomorrow" "Love & Emotion" |
| Previous Episode February 27, 1982 |
Next Episode March 27, 1982 |
The 14th episode of Season 7 and the 133rd episode of Saturday Night Live, and was hosted by actor and producer Robert Urich with musical guest Mink DeVille, a rock band. It premiered on March 20, 1982. This was Robert Urich's only time hosting, and the only musical guest appearance on SNL for Mink DeVille.
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Cold Open Sketch Pre-recorded Weekend Update Music Performance Other
| Title | Image | Summary |
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| Cold Open | Burt Reynolds’ ghost (Joe Piscopo) comes when host tires of being compared to him. | |
| Opening montage | Continuing the premise of the cold opening, Robert is pictured here with a mustache and is announced as Burt Reynolds. Buckwheat is also credited as a musical guest. | |
| "Burt Rynolds" (Robert Urich)'s Monologue | A very brief segment, with Urich coming out onstage as Burt Reynolds and throwing to Buckwheat’s musical performance. | |
| Buckwheat sings a Motown medley with the Dupreems. | ||
| Reach Out | Rerun from February 6, 1982. | |
| Radio News | An in-studio look at a Paul Harvey (Joe Piscopo) broadcast. | |
| Focus on Film | Robert Urich mimics Burt Reynolds on Raheem Abdul Muhammed’s show. | |
| Buy a bullet for a Hungry Kid | support American troops in El Salvador & “buy a bullet for a hungry kid”. | |
| Low Class Italian Theater | Ethnic cliches include a Rocky-inspired Hamlet. | |
| Mink DeVille performs “Maybe Tomorrow”. | ||
| SNL Newsbreak with Brian Doyle-Murray and Mary Gross | Brian Doyle-Murray reveals to Mary Gross that he’s naked below the waist; Pac Man branches out into other fields; Dr. Jack Badofsky (Tim Kazurinsky) defines phobias; Ronald Reagan’s speech about troops in Central America is Kennedy-esque; in response to Rev. Donald Wildmon’s boycott, a list of RCA subsidiaries. | |
| Golden Age School of Obedience | shut up complaining elderly parents with Golden Age School of Obedience. | |
| Fur: You Deserve It | fur-wearing city-dwellers learn their lesson- “You deserve it!”. | |
| Koala Bear | A man (Tony Rosato) discovers wife (Robin Duke) was artificially inseminated with koala embryo. | |
| Hail to the Chief | Ronald Reagan (Joe Piscopo) hires Dr. Strangelove (Tim Kazurinsky) against Ed Meese’s (Tony Rosato) wishes. | |
| Mink DeVille performs “Love & Emotion”. | ||
| Jogger Run | Rerun from October 31, 1981. | |
| Headline Challenge | panelists fail to identify Jose Espinoza (Tim Kazurinsky). | |
| The Thing That Destroyed Tokyo | by Gary Snegaroff- a hammer wreaks havoc. | |
| John Belushi Tribute | 
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Brian Doyle-Murray pays tribute to original (and former) cast member John Belushi (who had died a few weeks before this episode premiered). |
| Goodnights |
| Preceded by: February 27, 1982 |
Saturday Night Live episode | Followed by: March 27, 1982 |