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Saturday Night Live Season 19
Series	Saturday Night Live
Country of origin	United States
Network	NBC
Original run	September 25, 1993 – May 14, 1994
No. of episodes	20
Previous season	18
Next season	20

Saturday Night Live aired its nineteenth season during the 1993-1994 television season on NBC.

Three new featured players were added to the cast: Norm Macdonald, Jay Mohr and Sarah Silverman. The three also served as new staff writers on the show. Veteran comic actor Michael McKean also joined in the middle of the season.

This season saw the final appearances of Phil Hartman, Melanie Hutsell, Rob Schneider and Julia Sweeney. The season began on September 25, 1993 and ended on May 14, 1994.

1 Cast
- 1.1 Repertory cast members
- 1.2 Featured cast members
2 Episodes

Cast

Repertory cast members

Ellen Cleghorne
Chris Farley†
Phil Hartman†
Melanie Hutsell
Michael McKean (First Episode: March 12, 1994)
Tim Meadows
Mike Myers
Kevin Nealon
Adam Sandler
Rob Schneider
David Spade
Julia Sweeney

Featured cast members

Al Franken
Norm Macdonald (First episode: October 2, 1993)
Jay Mohr (First Episode: October 9, 1993)
Sarah Silverman (First Episode: October 9, 1993)

Episodes

Episode #	Air Date	Host(s)	Musical Guest(s)	Remarks
347 (19.1)	September 25, 1993	Charles Barkley	Nirvana	Muggsy Bogues and RuPaul make cameo appearances.
348 (19.2)	October 2, 1993	Shannen Doherty	Cypress Hill	During Cypress Hill's performance on stage, band member DJ Muggs was smoking marijuana on air, and destroyed their instruments during their second single. Cypress Hill has been banned from SNL. Norm Macdonald's first episode as a cast member
349 (19.3)	October 9, 1993	Jeff Goldblum	Aerosmith	Jay Mohr and Sarah Silverman's first episode as cast members.
350 (19.4)	October 23, 1993	John Malkovich	Billy Joel	Former cast member Jan Hooks makes a guest appearance as Hillary Clinton.
351 (19.5)	October 30, 1993	Christian Slater	The Smashing Pumpkins	* The Smashing Pumpkins perform "Today" and "Cherub Rock".
352 (19.6)	November 13, 1993	Rosie O'Donnell	James Taylor
353 (19.7)	November 20, 1993	Nicole Kidman	Stone Temple Pilots	The Stone Temple Pilots perform "Creep" and "Naked Sunday".
354 (19.8)	December 4, 1993	Charlton Heston†	Paul Westerberg	The opening montage has the castmembers made over to look like apes to coincide with a running gag from the cold opening parodying Planet of the Apes.
355 (19.9)	December 11, 1993	Sally Field	Tony! Toni! Tone!
356 (19.10)	January 8, 1994	Jason Patric	Blind Melon
357 (19.11)	January 15, 1994	Sara Gilbert	Counting Crows
358 (19.12)	February 5, 1994	Patrick Stewart	Salt-N-Pepa
359 (19.13)	February 12, 1994	Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger	UB40	The 60-minute rerun of the episode has been edited to remove the infamous sketch where Adam Sandler's Canteen Boy is molested by his scoutmaster (played by Alec Baldwin). This is not cut in reruns of the 90-minute version, and is included in the DVD versions of the SNL "Best Of" specials for Adam Sandler and Alec Baldwin (and the DVD special: "SNL's Bad Boys").
360 (19.14)	February 19, 1994	Martin Lawrence	Crash Test Dummies	The monologue in the syndication reruns is edited to remove Lawrence's comments about the decline in feminine hygiene, and is replaced with a graphic explaining the comments and how it almost cost everyone at SNL their jobs. Martin Lawrence was consequently banned from appearing on the show again.
361 (19.15)	March 12, 1994	Nancy Kerrigan	Aretha Franklin	Nancy Kerrigan was called in to host after the producers rejected then-Seinfeld star (and former castmember of ABC's early 1980s sketch show Fridays) Michael Richards. Michael McKean's first episode as a cast member.
362 (19.16)	March 19, 1994	Helen Hunt	Snoop Doggy Dogg
363 (19.17)	April 9, 1994	Kelsey Grammer	Dwight Yoakam
364 (19.18)	April 16, 1994	Emilio Estevez	Pearl Jam	Former castmember Dana Carvey was originally planned to host this episode. Pearl Jam performed an emotional version of 'Daughter' only 8 days after the discovery of the body of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. Nirvana had performed on SNL earlier in the season.
365 (19.19)	May 7, 1994	John Goodman	The Pretenders
366 (19.20)	May 14, 1994	Heather Locklear	Janet Jackson	Phil Hartman, Melanie Hutsell, Rob Schneider, Sarah Silverman, and Julia Sweeney's final episode as cast members.

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Cast

Repertory cast members

Featured cast members

Episodes