List of recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches

• The Festrunk Brothers (Wild and Crazy Guys) (Dan Aykroyd, Steve Martin) – September 24, 1977 • The Franken and Davis Show (Al Franken, Tom Davis) – September 24, 1977 • The Ex-Police (Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray) – October 15, 1977 • Judy Miller (Gilda Radner) – October 29, 1977 • Roseanne Roseannadanna (Gilda Radner) – January 21, 1978 • Olympia Cafe (Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger) (John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Laraine Newman, Bill Murray) – January 28, 1978 • The Nerds (Lisa Loopner) (Gilda Radner, featuring Bill Murray as Todd, and Jane Curtin as Mrs. Loopner) – January 28, 1978 • Lester Crackfield (Al Franken) – February 18, 1978 • Point/Counterpoint (Jane Curtin, Dan Aykroyd) – March 25, 1978 • The Blues Brothers (Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi) – April 22, 1978 • Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) – May 13, 1978 ==1978–1979==

• Honker the Homeless Man (Bill Murray) – October 14, 1978 • The Mall (Scotch Boutique, D&R Men's Stylists, Barry White's Big and Tall, etc.) – October 14, 1978 • Woman to Woman (Gilda Radner) – October 21, 1978 • Uncle Roy (Buck Henry) – November 11, 1978 • St. Mickey's Knights Of Columbus – November 11, 1978 • Chico Escuela (Garrett Morris) – November 11, 1978 • Telepsychic (Dan Aykroyd) – December 9, 1978 • Candy Slice (Gilda Radner) – December 9, 1978 • The Widettes (Jane Curtin, Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Gilda Radner) – December 16, 1978 • Miles Cowperthwaite (Michael Palin) – January 27, 1979 • Dick Lanky (Bill Murray) – February 17, 1979 • Rosa Santangelo (Gilda Radner) – May 19, 1979 ==1979–1980==

• Tom Clay (Harry Shearer) – October 20, 1979 • The Bel-Airabs (Don Novello, Bill Murray, Jane Curtin, Gilda Radner, Laraine Newman) – December 8, 1979 • Big Vic Ricker (Harry Shearer) – January 26, 1980 • Iris De Flaminio (Jane Curtin) – April 5, 1980 ==1980–1981==

• Vickie & Debbie (Gail Matthius, Denny Dillon) – November 15, 1980 • What's It All About (Gilbert Gottfried, Denny Dillon) – November 15, 1980 • Paulie Herman (Joe Piscopo) – December 6, 1980 • Raheem Abdul Muhammed (Eddie Murphy) – December 6, 1980 • Mary Louise (Denny Dillon) – December 6, 1980 • Nadine and Rowena (Denny Dillon, Gail Matthius) – December 13, 1980 • The Livelys (Charles Rocket, Gail Matthius) – January 17, 1981 • Mister Robinson's Neighborhood (Eddie Murphy) – February 21, 1981 • I Married A Monkey (Tim Kazurinsky) – April 11, 1981 • Frank & Papa (Tim Kazurinsky, Tony Rosato) – April 11, 1981 ==1981–1982==

• A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney (Joe Piscopo) – October 3, 1981 • Tyrone Green, Prose and Cons (Eddie Murphy) – October 3, 1981 • The Bizzaro World (Tim Kazurinsky, Mary Gross, Christine Ebersole, Robin Duke, Joe Piscopo, Tony Rosato) – October 10, 1981 • Buckwheat (Eddie Murphy) – October 10, 1981 • Paulette Clooney (Robin Duke) – October 10, 1981 • Velvet Jones (Eddie Murphy) – October 17, 1981 • Vic Salukin (Tony Rosato) – October 31, 1981 • Pudge & Solomon (Joe Piscopo, Eddie Murphy) – January 30, 1982 • Dr. Jack Badofsky (Tim Kazurinsky) – March 20, 1982 • Gumby (Eddie Murphy) – March 27, 1982 • The Whiners (Joe Piscopo, Robin Duke) – April 10, 1982 ==1982–1983==

• April May June (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) – September 25, 1982 • Mrs. T. (Robin Duke) – October 2, 1982 • Marvin & Celeste (Tim Kazurinsky, Mary Gross) – October 2, 1982 • Alfalfa (Mary Gross) – November 13, 1982 • Havnagootiim Vishnuuerheer (Tim Kazurinsky) – December 4, 1982 • Siobhan Cahill (Mary Gross) – January 22, 1983 • Dr. Ruth Westheimer (Mary Gross) – January 29, 1983 • Dion's Hairstyling (Eddie Murphy, Joe Piscopo) – February 19, 1983 • Patti Lynn Hunnsacker (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) – February 5, 1983 ==1983–1984==

• Dwight MacNamara (Gary Kroeger) – November 12, 1983 • Hello, Trudy! (James Belushi, Julia Louis-Dreyfus) – December 10, 1983 • El Dorko (Gary Kroeger) – January 28, 1984 • Worthington Clotman (Tim Kazurinsky) – January 28, 1984 • Wayne Huevos (Tim Kazurinsky) – February 18, 1984 ==1984–1985==

• Ed Grimley (Martin Short) – October 6, 1984 • Rich Hall's Election Report (Rich Hall) – October 6, 1984 • Lawrence Orback (Martin Short) – October 6, 1984 • Lew Goldman (Billy Crystal) – October 13, 1984 • Tippi Turtle (Christopher Guest) – October 13, 1984 • Willie & Frankie ("Don't ya hate it when...?") (Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest) – October 20, 1984 • Buddy Young, Jr. (Billy Crystal) – October 20, 1984 • Fernando's Hideaway (Billy Crystal) – November 3, 1984 • The Joe Franklin Show (Billy Crystal) – November 10, 1984 • Jackie Rogers Jr. (Martin Short) – November 10, 1984 • Chi Chi & Consuela (Mary Gross, Julia Louis-Dreyfus) – November 10, 1984 • Nathan Thurm (Martin Short) – November 17, 1984 • Paul Harvey (Rich Hall) – November 17, 1984 • Harry Shearer (Christopher Guest) – December 8, 1984 • Ricky & Phil (Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest) – January 19, 1985 • That White Guy (James Belushi) – February 2, 1985 • Robert Latta (Rich Hall) – February 2, 1985 ==1985–1986==

• Cabrini Green Jackson (Danitra Vance) – November 9, 1985 • The Jones Brothers (Damon Wayans, Anthony Michael Hall) – November 9, 1985 • The Limits of the Imagination (Randy Quaid) – November 9, 1985 • The Pat Stevens Show (Nora Dunn) – November 16, 1985 • Craig Sundberg, Idiot Savant (Anthony Michael Hall) – November 16, 1985 • Tommy Flanagan, the Pathological Liar (Jon Lovitz) – November 16, 1985 • Master Thespian (Jon Lovitz) – December 7, 1985 • The Rudy Randolphs (Randy Quaid, Robert Downey Jr.) – December 7, 1985 • The Stand-Ups (Tom Hanks, Jon Lovitz, Damon Wayans, Dennis Miller) – December 14, 1985 • That Black Girl (Danitra Vance) – January 18, 1986 • Vinnie Barber (Jon Lovitz) – January 18, 1986 • Mephistopheles (Jon Lovitz) – January 25, 1986 • The Big Picture (A. Whitney Brown) – February 8, 1986 • Babette (Nora Dunn) – February 15, 1986 • The Further Adventures of Biff and Salena (Jon Lovitz, Joan Cusack) – February 22, 1986 • Actors of Film (Nora Dunn, Robert Downey Jr.) – March 22, 1986 ==1986–1987==

• Lane Maxwell (Dana Carvey) – October 11, 1986 • Marge Keister (Jan Hooks) – October 11, 1986 • The Church Lady (Dana Carvey) – October 11, 1986 • Mr. Subliminal (Kevin Nealon) – October 11, 1986 • Derek Stevens ("She choppin' broccoli...") (Dana Carvey) – October 11, 1986 • The Sweeney Sisters (Jan Hooks, Nora Dunn, Marc Shaiman) – October 18, 1986 • Instant Coffee with Bill Smith (Kevin Nealon) – October 18, 1986 • The Two Sammies (Dana Carvey, Kevin Nealon) – November 8, 1986 • Miss Connie's Fable Nook (Jan Hooks, Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Kevin Nealon) – November 8, 1986 • Chick Hazzard/Eddie Spimozo (Phil Hartman, Jon Lovitz) – November 15, 1986 • Ching Chang (Dana Carvey) – November 15, 1986 • The NFL Today (Phil Hartman, Kevin Nealon) – January 24, 1987 • Mace (Phil Hartman) – January 24, 1987 • Nightline (Dana Carvey) – February 14, 1987 • Discover (Phil Hartman) – February 28, 1987 • President Dexter (Charlton Heston) – March 28, 1987 ==1987–1988==

• Pumping Up with Hans & Franz (Dana Carvey, Kevin Nealon) – October 17, 1987 • Dennis Miller (Dana Carvey) – December 19, 1987 • Tonto, Tarzan & Frankenstein's Monster (Jon Lovitz, Kevin Nealon, Phil Hartman) – December 19, 1987 • Learning To Feel (Nora Dunn) – January 23, 1988 • Girl Watchers (Tom Hanks, Jon Lovitz) – February 20, 1988 ==1988–1989==

• Mr. Short-Term Memory (Tom Hanks) – October 8, 1988 • Celebrity Restaurant (Dana Carvey) – December 3, 1988 • Plug Away (Jon Lovitz) – December 10, 1988 • Tony Trailer (Kevin Nealon) – January 21, 1989 • Stuart Rankin, All Things Scottish (Mike Myers) – January 28, 1989 • Grumpy Old Man (Dana Carvey) – February 11, 1989 • Wayne's World (Dana Carvey, Mike Myers) – February 18, 1989 • Cooking with the Anal Retentive Chef (Phil Hartman) – April 1, 1989 • Tales Of Ribaldry (Jon Lovitz) – April 1, 1989 • Sprockets (Mike Myers) – April 15, 1989 • Lothar of the Hill People (Mike Myers, Phil Hartman, Jon Lovitz) – April 15, 1989 • Toonces, The Driving Cat (Dana Carvey, Victoria Jackson) – May 20, 1989 ==1989–1990==

• Lank Thompson (Mike Myers) – October 21, 1989 • The Tonight Show (Dana Carvey) – October 28, 1989 • Lyle the Effeminate Heterosexual (Dana Carvey) – November 11, 1989 • Annoying Man (Jon Lovitz) – November 11, 1989 • Singing Cowboys (Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman) – November 11, 1989 • Hanukkah Harry (Jon Lovitz) – December 16, 1989 • The Continental (Christopher Walken) – January 20, 1990 • Middle-Aged Man (Mike Myers)– April 21, 1990 ==1990–1991==

• Larry Roman the Talent Scout (Dana Carvey) – September 29, 1990 • Simon (Mike Myers) – November 10, 1990 • The Dark Side with Nat X (Chris Rock, Chris Farley) – November 10, 1990 • The Doormen (Rob Schneider, Kevin Nealon) – November 10, 1990 • Pat (Julia Sweeney) – December 1, 1990 • Uri (Sabra) (Tom Hanks) – December 8, 1990 • Bill Swerski's Superfans (Joe Mantegna, George Wendt, Robert Smigel, Mike Myers, Chris Farley) – January 12, 1991 • I'm Chillin' (Chris Rock, Chris Farley) – January 12, 1991 • Deep Thoughts (Jack Handey) – January 19, 1991 • The Elevator Fans (Dana Carvey, Kevin Nealon) – January 19, 1991 • The Richmeister (Copy Room Guy) (Rob Schneider) – January 19, 1991 • Coffee Talk with Linda Richman (Mike Myers) – January 19, 1991 • Daily Affirmation with Stuart Smalley (Al Franken) – February 9, 1991 • Frank Gannon, P.I. P.I. (Kevin Nealon) – April 13, 1991 ==1991–1992==

• Tales From The Barbecue (Tim Meadows, Chris Rock) – September 28, 1991 • Zoraida the NBC Page (Ellen Cleghorne) – September 28, 1991 • The Chris Farley Show (Chris Farley) – October 4, 1991 • Queen Shenequa (Ellen Cleghorne) – October 26, 1991 • Mark Strobel (Chris Farley) – November 2, 1991 • Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer (Phil Hartman) – November 23, 1991 • Dick Clark's Receptionist (David Spade) – December 7, 1991 • Theatre Stories (Mike Myers, Julia Sweeney, Dana Carvey) – December 14, 1991 • Jan Brady (Melanie Hutsell) – January 11, 1992 • Delta Delta Delta (Melanie Hutsell, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Beth Cahill) – January 11, 1992 • Cajun Man (Adam Sandler) – February 8, 1992 • The Sensitive Naked Man (Rob Schneider) – February 8, 1992 • Buster Jenkins (Chris Rock) – February 15, 1992 • Susan the Transsexual (Phil Hartman) – February 15, 1992 • Opera Man (Adam Sandler) – April 18, 1992 ==1992–1993==

• Tiny Elvis (Nicolas Cage/Rob Schneider) – September 26, 1992 • Larry King Live (Kevin Nealon) – October 3, 1992 • Hollywood Minute (David Spade) – October 3, 1992 • Audience McGee (Adam Sandler) – October 24, 1992 • Hank Fielding (Robert Smigel) – November 14, 1992 • Tony Vallencourt (Adam Sandler) – December 12, 1992 • Orgasm Guy (Rob Schneider) – December 12, 1992 • Gap Girls (Adam Sandler, David Spade, Chris Farley) – January 9, 1993 • Sassy's Sassiest Boys (Phil Hartman) – February 6, 1993 • Canteen Boy (Adam Sandler) – March 13, 1993 • Hub's Gyros ("You like-a the juice?") (Rob Schneider, Robert Smigel, Chris Farley, Adam Sandler) – April 10, 1993 • Bennett Brauer (Chris Farley) – April 10, 1993 • Matt Foley (Chris Farley) – May 8, 1993 ==1993–1994==

• Milton (Office Space) – September 25, 1993 • Out Of Africa ("You put your weed in there!") (Rob Schneider) – September 25, 1993 • The Denise Show (Adam Sandler) – October 2, 1993 • Ike Turner (Tim Meadows) – October 2, 1993 • Christopher Walken's Psychic Network (Jay Mohr) – October 9, 1993 • Karl's Video (David Spade) – October 9, 1993 • Phillip the Hyper Hypo (Mike Myers) – November 20, 1993 • The Herlihy Boy (Adam Sandler, Chris Farley) – December 4, 1993 • Stevie Siskin (David Spade) – February 19, 1994 • Total Bastard Airlines (David Spade) – March 19, 1994 • Captain Jim & Pedro (Tim Meadows, Adam Sandler) – April 9, 1994 ==1994–1995==

• Gil Graham (Adam Sandler) – September 24, 1994 • Religious Cult (Adam Sandler, David Spade) – October 15, 1994 • Good Morning Brooklyn (Jay Mohr) – November 12, 1994 • Scottish Soccer Hooligan Weekly (Mike Myers, Mark McKinney) – January 21, 1995 • Perspectives with Lionel Osbourne (Tim Meadows) – January 21, 1995 • Zagat's (Chris Farley, Adam Sandler) – February 25, 1995 • Mighty Mack Blues (John Goodman) – March 25, 1995 • Melanie the Babysitter (Mark McKinney) – April 15, 1995 ==1995–1996==

• Get Off The Shed! (Will Ferrell, David Koechner, Nancy Walls) – September 30, 1995 • Leg Up (Molly Shannon, Cheri Oteri) – September 30, 1995 • Nightline (Darrell Hammond) – September 30, 1995 • Spade in America (David Spade) – September 30, 1995 • Mickey the Dyke (Cheri Oteri) – September 30, 1995 • Rita DelVecchio (Cheri Oteri) – October 21, 1995 • Mary Katherine Gallagher (Molly Shannon) – October 28, 1995 • The Spartan Cheerleaders (Will Ferrell, Cheri Oteri) – November 11, 1995 • Stan Hooper (Norm Macdonald) – November 11, 1995 • The British Fops (Mark McKinney, David Koechner) – November 11, 1995 • Joe Blow (Colin Quinn) – November 18, 1995 • Gary Macdonald (David Koechner) – December 2, 1995 • The Joe Pesci Show (Jim Breuer) – December 2, 1995 • G-Dog (Tim Meadows) – December 2, 1995 • Lenny the Lion (Colin Quinn) – December 9, 1995 • The Rocky Roads (Will Ferrell, Tim Meadows, David Alan Grier) – December 9, 1995 • Gerald "T-Bones" Tibbons (David Koechner) – January 13, 1996 • Bill Brasky (Will Ferrell, David Koechner, Mark McKinney, Tim Meadows) – January 20, 1996 • Kevin Franklin (Tim Meadows) – February 10, 1996 • Suel Forrester (Chris Kattan) – March 16, 1996 • The Roxbury Guys (Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan) – March 23, 1996 • Bobby Coultsman (Phil Hartman) – March 23, 1996 • Goat Boy (Jim Breuer) – May 11, 1996 • Rolf (Colin Quinn) – May 11, 1996 ==1996–1997==

• The Ambiguously Gay Duo (a cartoon by Robert Smigel) – September 28, 1996 • Mr. Peepers (Chris Kattan) – September 28, 1996 • Kincaid (Ana Gasteyer) – September 28, 1996 • Gene, the Ex-Convict (Colin Quinn) – October 5, 1996 • Harry Caray (Will Ferrell) – October 19, 1996 • The Quiet Storm (Tim Meadows) – October 19, 1996 • The Culps (Ana Gasteyer, Will Ferrell) – November 2, 1996 • The Delicious Dish (Ana Gasteyer, Molly Shannon, Rachel Dratch, Alec Baldwin) – November 16, 1996 • Shopping At Home Network (Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan) – November 16, 1996 • Cinder Calhoun (Ana Gasteyer) – November 23, 1996 • Celebrity Jeopardy! (Will Ferrell, Darrell Hammond, Norm Macdonald, and various others) – December 7, 1996 • Janet Reno's Dance Party (Will Ferrell) – January 11, 1997 • The X-Presidents (a cartoon by Robert Smigel) – January 11, 1997 • The Atteburys (Ana Gasteyer, Mark McKinney/Will Ferrell) – January 11, 1997 • Wong & Owens, Ex-Porn Stars (Jim Breuer, Tracy Morgan) – January 18, 1997 • The Zimmermans (Chris Kattan, Cheri Oteri) – February 15, 1997 • The DeMarco Brothers (Chris Parnell, Chris Kattan) – March 15, 1997 • Dominican Lou (Tracy Morgan) – March 22, 1997 • Goth Talk (Molly Shannon, Chris Kattan, Jim Breuer) – April 12, 1997 • Collette Reardon (Cheri Oteri) – May 10, 1997 • Space, The Infinite Frontier (Will Ferrell) – May 17, 1997 ==1997–1998==