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Saturday Night Live Season 20 Episode 4

Dana Carvey/Edie Brickell

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AIRED: 10/22/94

Live from New York, it's... the voice of Don Pardo!

Sketches include "The Real George Bush," "Virtual Reality Books," "Johnny Carson's Testimony," "Ross Perot's Halloween," "Pepper Boy," "Nobel Prize Awards," "Work Excuses," and "Office Space" (cartoon).

Edie Brickell performs "Green" (featuring Paul Simon) and "Tomorrow Comes."moreless

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Tim Meadows	Himself
Michael McKean	Himself
Chris Elliott	Himself
David Spade	Himself
Norm MacDonald	Himself
Janeane Garofalo	Herself

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Edie Brickell	Herself	Guest Star
George Herbert Walker Bush	Himself	Guest Star
Dana Carvey	Himself	Recurring Role
Paul Simon	Himself	Recurring Role
Dave Wilson	Himself	Recurring Role

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- Sketches/segments not shown in the 60 minute version: "Nobel Prize Awards," "Work Excuses," and Edie Brickell's performance of "Tomorrow Comes." The 60 minute version adds "Lexon Paradox" from Marisa Tomei/Bonnie Raitt.
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- Former President George Bush was not given any applause when he was announced in the cold opening. He also didn't say the customary "Live from New York, its..."
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- At point during the episode, we see SNL Band leader G.E. Smith performing alongside cast member Adam Sandler, who's dressed up just like the former.
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- "Pepper Boy" ranks as moment #91 on E!'s 101 Most Unforgettable SNL Moments.
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- President George Bush appeared in the opening monolouge, on a live satellite feed from Houston.
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- Dana Carvey is the ninth SNL alumni to host.
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