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September 30, 1989S15E1 #267

Musical Performance

"Rockin' In The Free World"

Musical Performance

"The Needle and the Damage Done", "No More"

Cold Opening

White House Report

Dana Carvey ... George Bush#12 Live
Don Pardo ... announcer Voice
Monologue

Everything before the musical performance is replaced with the dress rehearsal version in reruns.

In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

Commercial

thirtysomething

Nora Dunn ... wife
Phil Hartman ... announcer Voice
Jan Hooks ... friend
Jon Lovitz ... friend
Kevin Nealon ... husband
Show

Home Improvement

Anal Retentive

Phil Hartman ... Eugene#3
Jim Downey ... announcer Voice

George Frideric Handel - "Concerto grosso in B Minor, Op. 6 No. 12: II. Allegro"

Band Shot

This band shot is removed in reruns. To fill time, "Compulsion" from 11.14.1987 is shown later in the episode.

Musical Performance

"Rockin' In The Free World"

In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

Weekend Update

Victoria Jackson's segment is removed in reruns.

In reruns, the "second 15 years" montage includes a clip of the dress rehearsal sketch used to replace the following sketch.

Alice Cooper - "School's Out"

Sly & The Family Stone - "Dance to the Music"

Sketch

New Leading Man

Old Hollywood

Bruce Willis ... Marty Murphy
Phil Hartman ... Johnny O'Connor#2
Jon Lovitz ... Harry Meyer#2
Kevin Nealon ... waiter
Tom Schiller ... host

In reruns, this sketch is replaced with one from dress rehearsal featuring Bruce Willis as an airplane passenger making jokes to a group of hijackers.

Show

Sprockets

Dana Carvey ... Jimmy Stewart#6
Phil Hartman ... announcer Voice
Mike Myers ... Dieter#3

Graus Grek is the name of Woody Harrelson's character in "Sprockets" on 05.16.1992.

Kraftwerk - "Electric Café"

Musical Performance

"The Needle and the Damage Done", "No More"

In reruns, some alternate camera angles are used.

Commercial

Bruce Willis: The Man and His Music

Bruce Willis
John Henry Kurtz ... announcer Voice

This sketch is replaced with the dress rehearsal version in reruns.