Saturday Night Live — Season 14
The fourteenth season of Saturday Night Live arrived on NBC during the 1988-89 television year, kicking off on October 8, 1988, and wrapping up May 20, 1989, with a total of twenty episodes. The cast remained unchanged at the start, but show creator Lorne Michaels brought in fresh talent midseason, welcoming Mike Myers and Ben Stiller as featured players. Interestingly, Stiller wasn’t entirely new to Studio 8H; he'd previously appeared on the show, with a short film showcased during Charlton Heston’s 1987 episode. The season was marked by profound sadness with the passing of beloved original cast member Gilda Radner, tragically succumbing to ovarian cancer on the day of the finale. As a poignant tribute, Steve Martin incorporated a clip from their iconic "Dancing in the Dark" sketch – originally performed during his own 1978 episode – into his monologue. Ben Stiller’s time with *SNL*, however, proved brief; after just five episodes, he departed due to creative differences with Michaels, making this season his sole contribution to the show.
The collection features pieces such as "Pumping Up With Hans and Franz," "ABC Presents Debate '88," "Mr. Short Term Memory," "Jew, Not a Jew," and "The Pat Stevens Show." Also included are "First Citiwide Change Bank: Our business is making…
The collection features pieces titled "Nicknames," "The Republican Party," "The Liberal," "Dukakis After Dark," and "Church Chat." The New Bohemians present their performance of "Little Miss S."
The collection features several pieces, including "Bush's Final Negative Campaign Ad," "Beauty and the Beast: The Double Date," "In a Camping Site at Night with Hans and Franz," "One Man's Demons," and "Neuburg's Bleu Cheese Cooler."
The collection features pieces titled "Ted Bundy Lives," "Come Back to Carbon Paper," "War of the Worlds," "Frankie's Proposal," and "What Are You Looking At?"
The collection features pieces titled "Cheers," "Iranian People's Court," "Plug Away," "Kevin's First Love," and "The Long Goodbye."
The collection features pieces such as "The Pat Stevens Show," "The 60's Movie," "Subliminal Man and Friend," and "Wayne's World."
The collection features several pieces, including "Barnes & Noble Under Siege," "Therapy Session," "Pumping Up With Hans & Franz," "The 49th Westminster Mad Dog Show," and "Master Thespian." The Gipsy Kings perform "Bamboleo."
The collection features pieces such as "Raymond the Bookie," "Tales of Ribaldry," "Mel Gibson, Dream Gynecologist," "Cooking with the Anal Retentive Chef," "Josh Acid," and "Tonto, Tarzan, & Frankenstein."
The collection features pieces titled "Rock Cleaners," "Celebrity Restaurant," "Planet of the Enormous Hooters," "Sprockets," "The Stories of Dolly Parton's Mom," "Broadway Story," and "Lothar of the Hill People."
The collection features pieces titled "George Bush," "Bob Waltman Special," "The Snow White Story," "Attitudes," "The Palmer Bunch," "Suspended Animation," "Game Show Models," and "The Apocalypse."
The collection features pieces titled "Carter in Panama," "Fishing With the Anal-Retentive Sportsman," "Wayne's World," "This Week with David Brinkley," "Stanley Cup Loss," "Point Blank," and "Waikiki Hockey."
The collection comprises pieces titled "George Bush," "Pumping Up With Hans and Franz," "Tammy Wynette Sings the Classics," "Toonces, The Cat Who Could Drive a Car," "An Ode to the Woman I Love," "Sprockets," "Get to Know Jon Lovitz," "Tont…
