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Saturday Night Live: Live from New York, it's... Chevy Chase! Sketches include "The Berkeley Collection of Grafitti Wallpaper," "Paul Simon vs. Connie Hawkins" (film), "The Bees Have Been Cut," "The Mighty Favog," "Albert's Home Movies" (film), and "Try-Hard 1-11." Paul Simon performed "Still Crazy After All These Years", "Marie" and "American Tune" (solo) and "The Boxer", "My Little Town" and "Scarborough Fair" with Art Garfunkel. Simon also performed "Loves Me Like A Rock" with the Jesse Dixon Singers. Randy Newman performed "Sail Away" (solo); Phoebe Snow performed "No Regrets" (solo) and "Gone At Last" with Paul Simon; Art Garfunkel (solo) performed "I Only Have Eyes For You."		Currently 2.50/5 (4 votes)
Title:	Paul Simon/Art Garfunkel, Randy Newman, Phoebe Snow, Jesse Dixon Singers
Air Date:	October 18, 1975
Runtime:	90 mins
Genres:	Comedy Music
Countries:	USA
Actors:	Darrell Hammond Don Pardo
Soundtrack:	Click here to check
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Posted by rollenontheriver 1 month ago

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The whole show was about Simon & Garfunkel,but it was awesome!

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Posted by calcio1427 1 year, 1 month ago

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this episode was mostly music with very few skits because the show was still expermenting with the format. the skit with paul simon and the basketball player was funny though.

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Posted by filmsage007 1 year, 6 months ago

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Big thumbs up to whoever posted this link. Thanks!

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Posted by jfett5 1 year, 9 months ago

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5 / 5 - Posted by filmsage007 1 year, 6 months ago.

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You know a television show has hit it big when it's current season is number 35, it has a cult following, and when you think of it, you no longer think of it as a television show. All of these signs apply to "Saturday Night Live" whose constant satire on politics and pop culture in general have kept people tuning in since the 1970's. Besides starting up the careers of some comedic legends (Dan Ackroyd, Chevy Chase, James Belushi, Bill Murray, just to name a few) Saturday Night Live also seems to be a platform for up and coming musical talent as well. From Simon and Garfunkel having their reunion to The Rolling Stones, this show just seems to be an insult just to label it as a T.V. show.

3 / 5 - Posted by Absolution 1 year, 4 months ago.

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I have problems deciding whether to rate SNL according to what it was or what it is now. In its heyday SNL brought edgy comedy to the mainstream and the whole industry benefited from it. These days it seems to more amateur and weird than edgy. I'm not quite sure what is so funny about a guy who sings the same "What's up with that?" song for 15 minutes on every other show nor the girl who likes hanging out with her parents. Too bad MadTV is not on the air anymore. 3/5