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Saturday Night Live: Live from New York, it's...Tim Meadows! Sketches include "Oprah 2002," "Oops! I Crapped My Pants," "The View," "The Ladies' Man," "Clinton Scandal Outtakes" (cartoon), "Gap I: Bill Clinton," "Gap II: Hillary Clinton," "Gap III: Kenneth Starr," "The New Hollywood Squares," "Roxbury Guys Meets The Fenstruk Brothers," "Bad Witch's Brew," "The Suicidal Crow" (cartoon), "A Message From The Spice Girls," and "Jingleheimer Junction." Smashing Pumpkins performed "Perfect." |
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| Title: | Cameron Diaz/Smashing Pumpkins | |
| Air Date: | September 26, 1998 | |
| Runtime: | 90 mins | |
| Genres: | Comedy Music | |
| Countries: | USA | |
| Actors: | Darrell Hammond Don Pardo | |
| Soundtrack: | Click here to check | |
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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.