November 27, 1976 Season 2 episode
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| Episode | 33 |
| Season Episode | 9 |
| Host | Jodie Foster |
| Musical Guest(s) | Brian Wilson |
| Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s) |
"Back Home" "Love Is A Woman" "Good Vibrations" |
| Previous Episode November 20, 1976 |
Next Episode December 11, 1976 |
The 33rd episode of Saturday Night Live and the 9th episode of Season 2 premiered on November 27, 1976, and it was hosted by actress Jodie Foster, with musical guest Brian Wilson. Up to date, Foster is the first youngest host on the show, at age 14, next to Drew Barrymore, who hosted the show at age 7, on November 20, 1982.
This was Jodie Foster's only hosting stint and the only musical guest appearance on SNL for Brian Wilson.
Cast[]
The Not Ready For Primetime Players[]
- Onscreen appearances by talent coordinator Neil Levy and writers Anne Beatts, Lorne Michaels, Michael O'Donoghue, Tom Schiller, Marilyn Suzanne Miller, and Alan Zweibel
- Cameos by Chevy Chase and Jacqueline Carlin
Sketches[]
Cold Open Sketch Pre-recorded Weekend Update Music Performance Other
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| Phasing Gilda Out | 
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Gilda Radner announces that she won't be seen much in tonight's episode. |
| Opening Montage | ||
| Jodie Foster's Monologue | 
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Jodie Foster explains that the cast and crew haven't treated her any differently just because she's SNL's youngest host thus far. |
| Pilson's Feedbag Dinners | 
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Chevy Chase endorses the dinners for people who are always on the go. |
| Believe In Bees | 
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Wendy (Jodie Foster) meets Bee Peter Pan (Laraine Newman) and Tinkerbee (John Belushi), but doesn't take their existence seriously. |
| Brian Wilson Performs "Back Home" | 
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| Rovco's Puberty Helper | 
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As a manic pitchman (Dan Aykroyd) promotes the product, Jodie Foster demonstrates how it works to cure teen trauma. |
| Metal Detector | 
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The metal detector at an airport reveals a traveler's (Dan Aykroyd) bizarre fetish. |
| Weekend Update With Jane Curtin | 
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Jane Curtin asks President-Elect Jimmy Carter (Dan Aykroyd) a trivia question about Generalissimo Franco over the phone. Fake footage shows Christina and Jackie Onassis mud-wrestling. Jane Curtin reads viewer suggestions on how Morris the Cat can commit suicide. |
| What Kinda Guy Watches Saturday Night? | 
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Steve Bushakis (John Belushi) reveals that he's the kinda guy who watches SNL. |
| Brian Wilson Performs "Love Is A Woman" | 
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| Little Known Talents Of The Not Ready For Primetime Players | 
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Gilda Radner and Laraine Newman demonstrate talents that include an impression of a possessed chicken. |
| Don Pardo: The First 50 Years | 
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Don Pardo's life history is acted out by the cast. |
| Jodie's Teacher | 
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Jodie Foster hopes to make summer plans with her teacher, Mr. Davis (Dan Aykroyd). |
| Kids' Dreams | 
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Kids talk about their dreams in a film by Gary Weis. |
| The King Kong Dirge | 
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Garrett Morris sings a dirge about King Kong. |
| I'm Not Black | 
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A husband (Garrett Morris) learns the horrifying truth about his wife (Jane Curtin). |
| Mr. Mikes Least-Loved Bedtime Tales | 
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Mr. Mike (Michael O'Donoghue) tells the story of "The Little Train That Died." |
| Brian Wilson Performs "Good Vibrations | 
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| Goodnights | 
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Jodie Foster thanked to the best audience and the cast (John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman and Garrrett Morris) that she know them. |
| Preceded by: November 20, 1976 |
Saturday Night Live episode | Followed by: December 11, 1976 |