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Saturday Night Live Season 11 Episode 13

George Wendt/Philip Glass

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AIRED: 3/22/86

Live from New York, it's... Don Pardo! Sketches include "Directed by Francis Ford Coppola," "The Honeymooners' Lost Episodes," "Tommy as Grant Tinker," "Camera Control," "Mystery Playhouse," "Fish & Whale Market," "That Black Girl," "Two Directors," "Master Thespian," "The Vietnam Sketch," "Suitcase Monologue," and "Coppola's Grand Finale." Philip Glass performs "Lightning" and "Rubric."moreless

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Jon Lovitz	Himself
Damon Wayans	Himself
Robert Downey Jr.	Himself
Anthony Michael Hall	Himself
Nora Dunn	Herself
Randy Quaid	Himself

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Philip Glass	Himself	Guest Star
Francis Ford Coppola	Himself	Guest Star
Al Franken	Himself	Recurring Role
Don Pardo	Announcer	Recurring Role
Dave Wilson		Recurring Role

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- George Wendt (as Ralph Kramden) has trouble opening the front door in the "Honeymooners: The Lost Episodes" sketch. He ends up entering through the side of the set and ad-libs "I was hiding in the bedroom the whole time!"
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- Ralph Kramden: Mambo lessons? Mambo lessons?! All day long, I've been driving up and down Madison Avenue in that bus, when I come home I can't have a hot supper because you're taking mambo lessons?!
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- Al Franken rejoins the cast after a five and a half year hiatus, albeit as a featured player.
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- This episode marks Lorne Michaels' first on-screen appearance since February 1980.
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- The sped-up film clips that play during Philip Glass' second number ("Rubric") are from the movie Koyaanisqatsi by Godfrey Reggio. Glass scored the film.
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- Francis Ford Coppola is credited as a co-host.
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- This is one of the strangest SNL's ever. The running joke was having director Francis Ford Coppola try to "remold" SNL, by revamping sketch by sketch on-air.
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