"Saturday Night Live" Lucy Lawless/Elliot Smith (1998)

User Rating:

5.9/10   

Director:

Beth McCarthy-Miller

Writers:

Tina Fey (writer) and
Robert Carlock (writer)

TV Series:

"Saturday Night Live" (1975)

Original Air Date:

17 October 1998 (Season 24, Episode 3)

Genre:

Comedy | Music

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Actor Playing Multiple Roles | Satire | Actress Playing Multiple Roles | Saturday Night Live | Spoof

Cast

Jimmy Fallon	...	Various
Will Ferrell	...	Various
Ana Gasteyer	...	Various
Darrell Hammond	...	Various
Chris Kattan	...	Various
Lucy Lawless	...	Herself - Host
Tim Meadows	...	Various
Tracy Morgan	...	Various
Cheri Oteri	...	Various
Don Pardo	...	Himself - Announcer (voice)
Chris Parnell	...	Various
Lenny Pickett	...	Himself - Bandleader
Colin Quinn	...	Various
Horatio Sanz	...	Various
Kevin Scullin	...	Sculpting Class Student
Molly Shannon	...	Various
Elliott Smith	...	Musical Guest

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

NBC Studios

Quotes:

Stevie Nicks: Hi, I'm Stevie Nicks. Do you like my band Fleetwood Mac? And do you like flautas, quesadillas and other Tex Mex specialties? Then you'll love my new resteraunt in Sedona, Arizona: "Stevie Nick's Burrito Round-Up".
[sound of whip is heard]
Stevie Nicks: Back in the 70s I devoted myself to witchcraft, Lindsey Buckingham and cocaine. Now I devote myself to a mexican dining experience you'll never forget.
[singing to the tune of Rhiannon]
Stevie Nicks: "Chicken fajitas taste real nice, wouldn't you like to eat them? My chips and salsa are mighty fine. No one 'round here can beat them." In my restaurant you'll hear me singing the songs that made me famous while dining on the best mexican food in the southwest. Like our house specialty: Burrito Dreams.
[singing to the tune of Dreams]
Stevie Nicks: "Now here you go again, you say you want burritos. I sure hope you can keep 'em down. It's all in flour tortillas, you can wrap around your meat. And listen, have you any beans you'd like to sell. It's a loneliness..." When Mic Fleetwood and I first started making music together back in 1968, I had a dream about serving mexican food in a restaurant.
[singing to the tune of Gold Dust Woman]
Stevie Nicks: "Rock on beef tostada. Take your silver spoon full of beans and rice." So if you're ever in Arizona and are craving a little Mexican food, or a vegitarian burrito, remember there's a place just for you.
[singing to the tune of Landslide]
[...]

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