Fallon, Jimmy: SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE

• Sully, a Bostonian teen  opposite Rachel Dratch’s “Denise”;
• Nick Burns, the condescending “Your Company’s Computer Guy,”
• Jarrett, the online campus talk show host of “Jarrett’s Room”;
• Wayne Bloater, the never-lucky-in-love (opposite his brother Kip, played by Chris Parnell);
• Too-cool clerk at Jeffrey’s, the ultra-high fashion boutique;
• Celebrity impressions of Adam Sandler, Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Carson Daly, Alanis Morissette, Eminem, Dave Matthews, Counting Crows, Tom Cruise and Mick Jagger (which he performed with Jagger himself in December 2001).

• Matt Foley, a motivational speaker who lives "in a van down by the river" on SNL;
• Cindy, employee in a Gap clothing store;
• Tod O'Connor in Bill Swerski's Super Fans;
• B Fats, the cohost of 'I'm Chillin' with host, On-Ski (Chris rock);
• Marco in Il Cantore and La Cantoria;
• Sandman, in the "Darkside of Nat X" skit;
• Chippendale dancer, a bubbly overweight one
• Celebrity impressions of Tom Arnold, Andrew Giuliani, the mayor's precocious son; Carnie Phillips; Mamma Cass, Meatloaf, General Schwarzkopf, and Jack Germond in The McLaughlin Group skits.

Ferguson, Craig: LATE LATE SHOW (with Craig Ferguson)

• Creepy Elevator Operator who asks sexually oriented questions  to the passengers in his elevator.
• Barney Slash, a celebrity gossip host
• Dirk Weems, former British sports star
• Aquaman, an aquatic superhero
• Celebrity Impressions of Prince Charles, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Larry King, Mick Jagger, Dr. Phil, Simon Cowell,  J.K. Rowling and Angela Lansbury (Jessica Fletcher)

• Doug Butabi & Steve his brother (Chris Kattan), a.k.a. the "Roxbury Guys," two club-hopping, head-banging wannabe swingers who are unsuccessful at picking up women (they dance to the song "What is Love" by Haddaway)
• Craig Buchanan, cheerleader for the Spartan Spirit Squad at East Lake High School
• Marty Culp, middle school music teacher
• Celebrity impressions of Ted Turner, Janet Reno, the Unabomber, Saddam Hussein, Harry Caray and President Bush (the younger one).

• Co-anchor of SNL’s “Weekend Update,” segment with co-anchor Jimmy Fallon.

• Sammy Maudlin, a gushy, over-complimentary SCTV talk show host;
• Guy Cabalero, a conniving wheelchair-bound owner of SCTV;
• Count Floyd, a goofy vampire host of "Monster Horror, Chiller Theatre ("Ew...Scary Stuff");
• Vic Arpeggio, a mustachioed, trench coat wearing 1950s musician turned private eye who was assisted by an unseen (except for legs) secretary named Viola;
• Celebrity impressions of Bing Crosby.

• "The Pharmacist", a comedy sketch about an overworked and underpaid pharmacist with domestic and work problems.

• Wanda the Ugly Woman, an aggressive and very unattractive black woman desperate for romantic encounters ("I'm gonna rock your world!").

• Stuart Smalley, a caring nurturer, perfectionist and author of Daily Affirmations ("I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.");
• One-Man Mobile Uplink Unit reporter;
• Franken & Davis;
• The Al Franken Decade;
• Celebrity impressions of Pat Robertson, Senator Paul Simon, Paul Tsongas and Henry Kissinger.

External Links

• Internet Movie Data Base

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