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Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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at the end of a long day.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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concerns the birth of a baby sandpiper at the Washington Zoo.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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to stand by at the end of their TV ads.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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The first blade grabs at the whisker,

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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Murder at the Blaine Hotel again.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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Guests of NBC Saturday Night stay at

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at the Inn, you know, out by the airport there.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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the country of Israel and the state of Georgia

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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in midtown Manhatten, at the Blaine hotel. Laraine?

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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cuts cleanly through the whisker at its base,

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The entire state of Georgia,

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In the dawn of civilization,

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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Of course, we only do it ten yards at a time.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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Do you ever look at the crowds in old movies

Three's Company (1977) - S02E09 Chrissy's Night Out

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Because all the time that I was talking to you down at the club,

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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As you know, they search you pretty well at the airport.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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Just hold it at the stewardess's neck and threaten paper cuts!

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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it had deliberately lowered the top of the doorway.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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and even the amazing picture phones of the future.

Saturday Night Live (1975) - S01E01 Music

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"Oh, I ran over the kid in the driveway, yes, but don't look at me.