Jeff Goldblum/Aerosmith

Episode aired Oct 9, 1993
TV-14
1h 30m

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6.4/10

105

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Jeff Goldblum in Saturday Night Live (1975)

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Check out selected sketches from this 1993 episode hosted by Jeff Goldblum, with a cameo appearance from Jurassic Park costar Laura Dern. Sketches include "Subway Musician," "Wave Starter," ... Read allCheck out selected sketches from this 1993 episode hosted by Jeff Goldblum, with a cameo appearance from Jurassic Park costar Laura Dern. Sketches include "Subway Musician," "Wave Starter," "Christopher Walken's Celebrity Psychic Friends Network," and "Karl's Video," wi... Read allCheck out selected sketches from this 1993 episode hosted by Jeff Goldblum, with a cameo appearance from Jurassic Park costar Laura Dern. Sketches include "Subway Musician," "Wave Starter," "Christopher Walken's Celebrity Psychic Friends Network," and "Karl's Video," with special guest Steven Tyler. For clearance reasons, episodes have been edited from their... Read all

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105

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In his 2004 memoir "Gasping for Airtime: Two Years in the Trenches of Saturday Night Live", Jay Mohr reveals that the "Christopher Walken's Celebrity Psychic Friends Network" sketch was suggested and co-written by Rob Schneider after Mohr did an impression of a scene between Walken and Dennis Hopper in True Romance (1993). It was originally scheduled to be the last sketch on the previous show, with Shannen Doherty playing Sean Young in a catsuit. But according to Jay, Doherty didn't want to mock Young and the sketch was shelved until this installment (with the part of Sean Young written out).

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Jeff Goldblum: I, I had a great, eh... summer! You know of course, I was in, uh, that movie Jurassic Park.
[audience applauds]
Jeff Goldblum: Uh... I don't know.. thank you! and, uh, I guess a lot of you have seen it, because, as of last week, Jurassic Park surpassed, uh.. E.T. to become the highest-grossing movie of all time.
[more applauce from the audience]
Jeff Goldblum: Amazing... So,so I guess the guy who made E.T. must be kind of bummed right now.