Sketches include "NBC's Underwear is Showing," "Don't Hitchhike," "Mister Robinson's Neighborhood," "Sex Therapy," "Mr. & Mrs. T Bloody Mary Mix," "Donahue," "Don Pardo's Year Off," "Black Stereotypes," "The Interesting Four," and "The Web."
George Thorogood performed "Bad To The Bone" and "Back In Wentzville."
Season 8 Episode 2 of Saturday Night Live resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.
 s08e01 - Chevy Chase/Queen
        s08e01 - Chevy Chase/Queen
          
        
      
     s08e02 - Louis Gossett Jr./George Thorogood and the Destroyers
        s08e02 - Louis Gossett Jr./George Thorogood and the Destroyers
          
        
      
     s08e03 - Ron Howard/The Clash
        s08e03 - Ron Howard/The Clash
          
        
      
     s08e04 - Howard Hesseman/Men at Work
        s08e04 - Howard Hesseman/Men at Work
          
        
      
     s08e05 - Michael Keaton/The New Joe Jackson Band
        s08e05 - Michael Keaton/The New Joe Jackson Band
          
        
      
     s08e06 - Robert Blake/Kenny Loggins
        s08e06 - Robert Blake/Kenny Loggins
          
        
      
     s08e07 - Drew Barrymore/Squeeze
        s08e07 - Drew Barrymore/Squeeze
          
        
      
     s08e08 - The Smothers Brothers/Laura Branigan
        s08e08 - The Smothers Brothers/Laura Branigan
          
        
      
     s08e09 - Eddie Murphy/Lionel Richie
        s08e09 - Eddie Murphy/Lionel Richie
          
        
      
     s08e10 - Lily Tomlin
        s08e10 - Lily Tomlin
          
        
      
     s08e11 - Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas/The Bus Boys
        s08e11 - Rick Moranis, Dave Thomas/The Bus Boys
          
        
      
     s08e12 - Sid Caesar/Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
        s08e12 - Sid Caesar/Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
          
        
      
     s08e13 - Howard Hesseman/Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
        s08e13 - Howard Hesseman/Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
          
        
      
     s08e14 - Jeff Bridges, Beau Bridges/Randy Newman
        s08e14 - Jeff Bridges, Beau Bridges/Randy Newman
          
        
      
     s08e15 - Bruce Dern/Leon Redbone
        s08e15 - Bruce Dern/Leon Redbone
          
        
      
     s08e16 - Robert Guillaume/Duran Duran
        s08e16 - Robert Guillaume/Duran Duran
          
        
      
     s08e17 - Joan Rivers/Musical Youth
        s08e17 - Joan Rivers/Musical Youth
          
        
      
     s08e18 - Susan St. James/Michael McDonald
        s08e18 - Susan St. James/Michael McDonald
          
        
      
     s08e19 - Stevie Wonder
        s08e19 - Stevie Wonder
          
        
      
     s08e20 - Ed Koch/Dexys Midnight Runners
        s08e20 - Ed Koch/Dexys Midnight Runners
          
        
      
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