Was this actor in Saturday Night Live's inaugural cast?
How well do you know the Saturday Night Live of the 1970s?
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We've seen good and bad seasons of Saturday Night Live, but nothing beats that first season when everything was fresh, funny, and new. But how well do you actually remember the first cast of SNL? We'll give you an actor's name, and it's your job to tell us if they were part of the cast when the show debuted!
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Dan Aykroyd
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Al Franken
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Bill Murray
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John Belushi
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Garrett Morris
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Brian Doyle-Murray
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Jane Curtin
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Gilda Radner
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Eddie Murphy
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Jim Belushi
Was this actor in Saturday Night Live's inaugural cast?
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112 Comments
I hear John Belushi didn't like Chevy Chase. He called Chase something like Mr. Hollywood pretty boy.
9 out of 10. I largely hated that season and cast though, always felt it was way overrated. The celeb guest kept it afloat. I preferred Monty Python and SCTV over it & Later on Mad TV.
8 out of 10
I really thought that Eddie Murphy and Bill Murray were in the first season.
I guess not.
I really thought that Eddie Murphy and Bill Murray were in the first season.
I guess not.
this actor in Saturday Night Live's inaugural cast?
You got 10 out of 10
You scored first place in this first season cast quiz!
Too easy!
You got 10 out of 10
You scored first place in this first season cast quiz!
Too easy!
Dueling Brandos with John Belushi and Peter Boyle
10/10 Too easy however the Al Franken was a good trick question because he was a writer for the show back then, appearing in the next season or two with Tom Davis
9/10 Al Franken and his then comedy partner Tom Davis were originally there as writers from the beginning.