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Saturday Night Live aired its eighth season during the 1982–1983 season on NBC. The 8th season started on September 25, 1982 and ended on May 14, 1983. This was the third season to air since Lorne Michaels had left his first tenure as executive producer. Many changes happened before the start of the season. Brian Doyle-Murray, Christine Ebersole and Tony Rosato were dropped from the show to make room for new cast members. Hired in their places were Brad Hall, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Gary Kroeger. Dick Ebersol brought back the show's cold openings that ended with "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" and the monologues by the host. Ebersol also changed Weekend Update's name for the second time, to Saturday Night News. Since Doyle-Murray and Ebersole had both been dropped, a new anchor was needed for the segment. Hall got the gig and became the new anchor. Notable moments of this season included Drew Barrymore hosting the show—the youngest ever person to host the show. During the episode hosted by Barrymore, the audience at home was given the chance to vote on whether or not Andy Kaufman should be banned from the show. The vote was conducted by a 1-900 number. At the end of the show Kaufman was banned from ever performing on SNL again.

S08 E01 • Saturday, Sep 25, 1982 • Sep 25 • 1h 7m

S08 E02 • Saturday, Oct 2, 1982 • Oct 2 • 1h 7m

S08 E03 • Saturday, Oct 9, 1982 • Oct 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E04 • Saturday, Oct 23, 1982 • Oct 23 • 1h 7m

S08 E05 • Saturday, Oct 30, 1982 • Oct 30 • 1h 7m

S08 E06 • Saturday, Nov 13, 1982 • Nov 13 • 1h 7m

S08 E07 • Saturday, Nov 20, 1982 • Nov 20 • 1h 7m

S08 E08 • Saturday, Dec 4, 1982 • Dec 4 • 1h 7m

S08 E09 • Saturday, Dec 11, 1982 • Dec 11 • 1h 7m

S08 E10 • Saturday, Jan 22, 1983 • Jan 22 • 1h 7m

S08 E11 • Saturday, Jan 29, 1983 • Jan 29 • 1h 7m

S08 E12 • Saturday, Feb 5, 1983 • Feb 5 • 1h 7m

S08 E13 • Saturday, Feb 19, 1983 • Feb 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E14 • Saturday, Feb 26, 1983 • Feb 26 • 1h 7m

S08 E15 • Saturday, Mar 12, 1983 • Mar 12 • 1h 7m

S08 E16 • Saturday, Mar 19, 1983 • Mar 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E17 • Saturday, Apr 9, 1983 • Apr 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E18 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E19 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E20 • Saturday, May 14, 1983 • May 14 • 1h 7m
1982 • 20 Episodes
Saturday Night Live aired its eighth season during the 1982–1983 season on NBC. The 8th season started on September 25, 1982 and ended on May 14, 1983. This was the third season to air since Lorne Michaels had left his first tenure as executive producer. Many changes happened before the start of the season. Brian Doyle-Murray, Christine Ebersole and Tony Rosato were dropped from the show to make room for new cast members. Hired in their places were Brad Hall, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Gary Kroeger. Dick Ebersol brought back the show's cold openings that ended with "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" and the monologues by the host. Ebersol also changed Weekend Update's name for the second time, to Saturday Night News. Since Doyle-Murray and Ebersole had both been dropped, a new anchor was needed for the segment. Hall got the gig and became the new anchor. Notable moments of this season included Drew Barrymore hosting the show—the youngest ever person to host the show. During the episode hosted by Barrymore, the audience at home was given the chance to vote on whether or not Andy Kaufman should be banned from the show. The vote was conducted by a 1-900 number. At the end of the show Kaufman was banned from ever performing on SNL again.

S08 E01 • Saturday, Sep 25, 1982 • Sep 25 • 1h 7m

S08 E02 • Saturday, Oct 2, 1982 • Oct 2 • 1h 7m

S08 E03 • Saturday, Oct 9, 1982 • Oct 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E04 • Saturday, Oct 23, 1982 • Oct 23 • 1h 7m

S08 E05 • Saturday, Oct 30, 1982 • Oct 30 • 1h 7m

S08 E06 • Saturday, Nov 13, 1982 • Nov 13 • 1h 7m

S08 E07 • Saturday, Nov 20, 1982 • Nov 20 • 1h 7m

S08 E08 • Saturday, Dec 4, 1982 • Dec 4 • 1h 7m

S08 E09 • Saturday, Dec 11, 1982 • Dec 11 • 1h 7m

S08 E10 • Saturday, Jan 22, 1983 • Jan 22 • 1h 7m

S08 E11 • Saturday, Jan 29, 1983 • Jan 29 • 1h 7m

S08 E12 • Saturday, Feb 5, 1983 • Feb 5 • 1h 7m

S08 E13 • Saturday, Feb 19, 1983 • Feb 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E14 • Saturday, Feb 26, 1983 • Feb 26 • 1h 7m

S08 E15 • Saturday, Mar 12, 1983 • Mar 12 • 1h 7m

S08 E16 • Saturday, Mar 19, 1983 • Mar 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E17 • Saturday, Apr 9, 1983 • Apr 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E18 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E19 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E20 • Saturday, May 14, 1983 • May 14 • 1h 7m

Saturday Night Live aired its eighth season during the 1982–1983 season on NBC. The 8th season started on September 25, 1982 and ended on May 14, 1983. This was the third season to air since Lorne Michaels had left his first tenure as executive producer. Many changes happened before the start of the season. Brian Doyle-Murray, Christine Ebersole and Tony Rosato were dropped from the show to make room for new cast members. Hired in their places were Brad Hall, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Gary Kroeger. Dick Ebersol brought back the show's cold openings that ended with "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" and the monologues by the host. Ebersol also changed Weekend Update's name for the second time, to Saturday Night News. Since Doyle-Murray and Ebersole had both been dropped, a new anchor was needed for the segment. Hall got the gig and became the new anchor. Notable moments of this season included Drew Barrymore hosting the show—the youngest ever person to host the show. During the episode hosted by Barrymore, the audience at home was given the chance to vote on whether or not Andy Kaufman should be banned from the show. The vote was conducted by a 1-900 number. At the end of the show Kaufman was banned from ever performing on SNL again.

S08 E01 • Saturday, Sep 25, 1982 • Sep 25 • 1h 7m

S08 E02 • Saturday, Oct 2, 1982 • Oct 2 • 1h 7m

S08 E03 • Saturday, Oct 9, 1982 • Oct 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E04 • Saturday, Oct 23, 1982 • Oct 23 • 1h 7m

S08 E05 • Saturday, Oct 30, 1982 • Oct 30 • 1h 7m

S08 E06 • Saturday, Nov 13, 1982 • Nov 13 • 1h 7m

S08 E07 • Saturday, Nov 20, 1982 • Nov 20 • 1h 7m

S08 E08 • Saturday, Dec 4, 1982 • Dec 4 • 1h 7m

S08 E09 • Saturday, Dec 11, 1982 • Dec 11 • 1h 7m

S08 E10 • Saturday, Jan 22, 1983 • Jan 22 • 1h 7m

S08 E11 • Saturday, Jan 29, 1983 • Jan 29 • 1h 7m

S08 E12 • Saturday, Feb 5, 1983 • Feb 5 • 1h 7m

S08 E13 • Saturday, Feb 19, 1983 • Feb 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E14 • Saturday, Feb 26, 1983 • Feb 26 • 1h 7m

S08 E15 • Saturday, Mar 12, 1983 • Mar 12 • 1h 7m

S08 E16 • Saturday, Mar 19, 1983 • Mar 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E17 • Saturday, Apr 9, 1983 • Apr 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E18 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E19 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E20 • Saturday, May 14, 1983 • May 14 • 1h 7m
1982 • 20 Episodes
Saturday Night Live aired its eighth season during the 1982–1983 season on NBC. The 8th season started on September 25, 1982 and ended on May 14, 1983. This was the third season to air since Lorne Michaels had left his first tenure as executive producer. Many changes happened before the start of the season. Brian Doyle-Murray, Christine Ebersole and Tony Rosato were dropped from the show to make room for new cast members. Hired in their places were Brad Hall, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Gary Kroeger. Dick Ebersol brought back the show's cold openings that ended with "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" and the monologues by the host. Ebersol also changed Weekend Update's name for the second time, to Saturday Night News. Since Doyle-Murray and Ebersole had both been dropped, a new anchor was needed for the segment. Hall got the gig and became the new anchor. Notable moments of this season included Drew Barrymore hosting the show—the youngest ever person to host the show. During the episode hosted by Barrymore, the audience at home was given the chance to vote on whether or not Andy Kaufman should be banned from the show. The vote was conducted by a 1-900 number. At the end of the show Kaufman was banned from ever performing on SNL again.

S08 E01 • Saturday, Sep 25, 1982 • Sep 25 • 1h 7m

S08 E02 • Saturday, Oct 2, 1982 • Oct 2 • 1h 7m

S08 E03 • Saturday, Oct 9, 1982 • Oct 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E04 • Saturday, Oct 23, 1982 • Oct 23 • 1h 7m

S08 E05 • Saturday, Oct 30, 1982 • Oct 30 • 1h 7m

S08 E06 • Saturday, Nov 13, 1982 • Nov 13 • 1h 7m

S08 E07 • Saturday, Nov 20, 1982 • Nov 20 • 1h 7m

S08 E08 • Saturday, Dec 4, 1982 • Dec 4 • 1h 7m

S08 E09 • Saturday, Dec 11, 1982 • Dec 11 • 1h 7m

S08 E10 • Saturday, Jan 22, 1983 • Jan 22 • 1h 7m

S08 E11 • Saturday, Jan 29, 1983 • Jan 29 • 1h 7m

S08 E12 • Saturday, Feb 5, 1983 • Feb 5 • 1h 7m

S08 E13 • Saturday, Feb 19, 1983 • Feb 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E14 • Saturday, Feb 26, 1983 • Feb 26 • 1h 7m

S08 E15 • Saturday, Mar 12, 1983 • Mar 12 • 1h 7m

S08 E16 • Saturday, Mar 19, 1983 • Mar 19 • 1h 7m

S08 E17 • Saturday, Apr 9, 1983 • Apr 9 • 1h 7m

S08 E18 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E19 • Saturday, Apr 16, 1983 • Apr 16 • 1h 7m

S08 E20 • Saturday, May 14, 1983 • May 14 • 1h 7m