May 12, 1990 Season 15 episode
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Episode | 285 |
Season Episode | 19 |
Host | Andrew Dice Clay |
Musical Guest(s) | The Spanic Boys Julee Cruise |
Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s) |
"Keep On Walking" "Falling" |
Previous Episode April 21, 1990 |
Next Episode May 19, 1990 |
The 19th episode of Season 15 and the 285th episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by stand-up comedian and actor Andrew Dice Clay with musical guests The Spanic Boys & Julee Cruise. It premiered on May 12, 1990.
This was the only time hosting for Andrew Dice Clay and the only musical guest appearances on SNL for both The Spanic Boys & Julee Cruise.
The episode attracted controversy when it was announced that Andrew Dice Clay would be hosting, as he had become infamous for his stand-up jokes about women. Cast member Nora Dunn, who was not a fan of said jokes, boycotted the show and refused to appear in the episode. Planned musical guest Sinéad O'Connor also dropped out in protest, and was replaced by The Spanic Boys and Julee Cruise.
Cast[]
Repertory[]
- Dana Carvey
- Nora Dunn†
- Phil Hartman
- Jan Hooks
- Victoria Jackson
- Jon Lovitz
- Dennis Miller
- Mike Myers
- Kevin Nealon
† Credited, but does not appear in this episode.
Sketches[]
Cold Open Sketch Pre-recorded Weekend Update Music Performance Other
Title | Image | Summary |
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It’s A Wonderful Dice (Cold Opening) | Depressed by the negative publicity surrounding his upcoming hosting gig, Andrew “Dice” Clay wishes he had never been born, prompting Mephistopheles (Jon Lovitz) to show him what “Saturday Night Live” would be like without him. | |
Opening montage | Despite protesting this episode, Nora Dunn is still credited in this episode. This is later lampshaded during the goodnights where Don Pardo’s voice-over comically addresses his confusion over the fact that he still had to announce Nora during the opening montage. As usual for Don Pardo’s goodnights voice-overs, that would later be removed in reruns. | |
Stand-Up Monologue by Andrew Dice Clay | Andrew Dice Clay performs stand-up that employs his repository of “clean” jokes. | |
Diceman Employment Agency | ||
TV Guide Jeers | ||
Cooking with The Anal-Retentive Chef | Anal-retentive Gene (Phil Hartman) is joined in the kitchen by his mother (Jan Hooks). | |
Spanic Boys perform “Keep On Walking” | ||
Weekend Update with Dennis Miller | Annoying Man (Jon Lovitz) previews a free symphonic concert held in Central Park; Michael J. Fox (played by then-writer David Spade) discusses his planned sequels to Casualties Of War | |
Dad, What Sex? | Andrew Dice Clay stars in an Afterschool Special, in which he thoughtfully teaches his son (Mike Myers) about sex with the help of his own vernacular. | |
Talk Radio: WPLI | ||
Jan Hooks' Protest | Jan Hooks reveals she’s been giving a lackluster performance to protest host | |
Cool Mite | Tiny troublemaker (Andrew Dice Clay) tells buddies of his latest exploits. Future cast member Rob Schneider appears as one of Cool Mite’s gang. | |
Julee Cruise performs “Falling” | ||
Ridiculous Bull | Jake LaMotta (Andrew Dice Man) tells his brother Joey (Jon Lovitz) to smash large household appliances over his head. | |
Kevin Nealon's Protest | Kevin Nealon protests Andrew Dice Clay’s hosting by only appearing in a small handful of sketches. | |
Goodnights | Andrew Dice Clay thanked the Spanic Boys, Julee Cruise, and the cast of Saturday Night Live, he asked everyone did they have a great time and wishes "Happy Mother's Day" to his mom and every other mothers out there. |
Trivia[]
- The show was broadcast on a seven second delay.
Preceded by: April 21, 1990 |
Saturday Night Live episode | Followed by: May 19, 1990 |