"Saturday Night Live" Courtney Cox/Dave Matthews Band (1995)

Director:

Dave Wilson

Writers:

Ross Abrash (writer)
James Downey (head writer)

TV Series:

"Saturday Night Live" (1975)

Original Air Date:

15 April 1995 (Season 20, Episode 18)

Genre:

Comedy | Music

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Satire | Sketch Comedy | Actor Playing Multiple Roles | Cult TV | Cult Favorite

Cast

Morwenna Banks	...	Various
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ellen Cleghorne	...	Various
Courteney Cox	...	Herself - Host
Dave Matthews Band	...	Themselves - Musical Guest
Chris Elliott	...	Various
Chris Farley	...	Various
Dionne Farris	...	Herself - Musical Guest
Laura Kightlinger	...	Various
Norm MacDonald	...	Various
Michael McKean	...	Various
Mark McKinney	...	Various
Tim Meadows	...	Various
Jay Mohr	...	Various
Kevin Nealon	...	Various
Don Pardo	...	Himself - Announcer (voice)
Lenny Pickett	...	Himself - Saxophonist
Adam Sandler	...	Various
Molly Shannon	...	Various
G.E. Smith	...	Himself - Bandleader
David Spade	...	Various

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Broadway Video

Movie Connections:

Edited into Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley (1998) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Ants Marching

Great Episode of old SNL

Dave Matthews Band, great performance.

One of the best parts though was Adam Sandler's spoof of "Dancing in The Dark" in the opening monologue. Springsteen's video was where Courtney Cox really broke out. I laughed hysterically when they kept cutting to a tape of saxophone player, Clarence Clemens , clapping, they must have done it like 5 times-Hilarious. Haven't seen it in a while, Comedy Central needs to get back the old SNL, I know E! pretty much has the monopoly now, but they show the awful Tina Fey/ Jimmy Fallon era shows. BOO! Seriously PLEASE bring back the old SNL Phil Hartman, Mike Meyers, Jon Lovitz....