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Saturday Night Live Season 11 Episode 7

Harry Dean Stanton/The Replacements

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AIRED: 1/18/86

Live from New York, it's... Dennis Miller! Sketches include "Herb's Press Conference," "Gulf Coast Furniture Warehouse," "Cleveland Vice," "Death Of A Gunfighter," "What You Said During Labor," "That Black Girl," "Big Ball Of Sports" (film), "The Friendly Drunk," "Jack's Discount Emporium," and "Say No To The Army." The Replacements performed "Bastards of the Young" and "Kiss Me on the Bus."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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The Replacements	Themselves	Guest Star
Harry Dean Stanton	Himself	Guest Star
Bruce McCulloch	Teenager	Guest Star
Al Franken	Himself	Recurring Role
Sam Kinison	Himself	Recurring Role
James Downey	Sherlock Holmes	Recurring Role

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- Jack: Hey, this is Jack of Jack's Discount Emporium saying come on down to the Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday White Sale! [Flashing super: WHITE SALE!] This Monday, January 20th, we shall overcome high prices! Mine eyes have seen the glory of Phil Blass, Laura Ashley and Perry Ellis bedspreads for the low, low price of $19.99! [Flashing super: $19.99] That's only $19.99!
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- The "Times Square Music" sign on the main stage is changed to "Drewniak Music" for this episode only.
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- All four members of The Replacements were allegedly drunk during the live broadcast. This, coupled with the fact that lead singer Paul Westerberg dropped an "F bomb" during dress rehearsal, the band was barred from ever performing on the show again. The ban was eventually lifted (at least partially) as Westerberg performed as a solo artist in Season 19.
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- This is the only time that Dennis Miller ever opened SNL with "Live From New York, it's Saturday Night" (despite what he said to Lorne on the George Wendt episode of season 16).
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- The "Big Ball of Sports" sketch was edited from the 60-minute version of this episode but moved to the hourlong edit of the Dudley Moore broadcast.
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