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37x22 Mick Jagger Aired: May. 19, 2012Mick Jagger performs "The Last Time" with Arcade Fire, "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll" with Foo Fighters, and a duo … [continue reading]
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- John Candy was offered a chance to join the cast for the 1981-1982 season. But he turned it down to stay with "SCTV Network 90" (1981).
- Longtime featured player Al Franken wanted to replace Kevin Nealon as Weekend Update anchor when Nealon left in 1995. But when Norm MacDonald was picked instead, Franken left the show.
- When Eric Idle hosted on 20 October 1979, a clip was shown from Idle's project Rutland Weekend Television (UK) of his Beatles parody The Rutles. The success of the clip led to Lorne Michaels…
[show]When Eric Idle hosted on 20 October 1979, a clip was shown from Idle's project Rutland Weekend Television (UK) of his Beatles parody The Rutles. The success of the clip led to Lorne Michaels co-producing the movie version, The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash (1978) (TV), which includes appearances by numerous SNL alums and regulars.
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