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Saturday Night Live Season 18 Episode 14

Alec Baldwin/Paul McCartney

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AIRED: 2/13/93

Live from New York, it's... Toonces the Cat!

Sketches include "Dateline NBC," "Cluckin' Chicken", "The Mimic," "The Chris Farley Show," "Soap Opera Digest," "Gap Girls," "Naked Woman Theater," "Daily Affirmation With Stuart Smalley," "The Bodyguard," and "French "

Paul McCartney performs "Get Out of My Way," "Biker Like an Icon," and "Hey Jude."moreless

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Tim Meadows	Himself
David Spade	Himself
Phil Hartman	Himself
Rob Schneider	Himself
Chris Rock	Himself
Kevin Nealon	Himself

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Paul McCartney	Himself	Guest Star
Linda McCartney	Herself	Guest Star
Dave Wilson	Himself	Guest Star
Alec Baldwin	Himself	Recurring Role
James Downey	Voice of Victor	Recurring Role
Joe Dicso	Himself	Recurring Role

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- Farley: You remember the album, Abbey Road, and at the end of the record there's a song that goes "And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make." You remember that?
  McCartney: Yeah.
  Farley: Uh, is that true?
  McCartney: I think so. In my experience, the more you give, the more you get.
  Farley: AWESOME!
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- Paul McCartney got a standing ovation after his performance of "Hey Jude".
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- As Al Franken mentions in the "Live From New York" book, the security guard protecting the Gap Girls set was moved to tears when "Hey Jude" was performed. Franken took advantage of this to take a few pairs of jeans for himself. (He offered to pay for them)
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- When Paul McCartney sings "Hey Jude", you can hear some of the audience members singing along with him.
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- During the monologue, Lorne Michaels and Paul McCartney talk about the money given to George Harrison after he appeared on SNL responding to an offer made by Michaels on the show in 1976.
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- Linda McCartney makes an appearance while Adam Sandler sings the "Red Hooded Sweatshirt" song.
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