List of recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches

1975–1976

1976–1977

1977–1978

• The Festrunk Brothers – September 24, 1977
• The Franken and Davis Show – September 24, 1977
• The Ex-Police – October 15, 1977
• Judy Miller – October 29, 1977
• Roseanne Roseannadanna – January 21, 1978
• Olympia Cafe – January 28, 1978
• The Nerds – January 28, 1978
• Lester Crackfield – February 18, 1978
• Point/Counterpoint – March 25, 1978
• The Blues Brothers – April 22, 1978
• Father Guido Sarducci – May 13, 1978

  1978–1979

• Honker the Homeless Man – October 14, 1978
• The Mall – October 14, 1978
• Woman to Woman – October 21, 1978
• Uncle Roy – November 11, 1978
• St. Mickey's Knights Of Columbus – November 11, 1978
• Chico Escuela – November 11, 1978
• Telepsychic – December 9, 1978
• Candy Slice – December 9, 1978
• The Widettes – December 16, 1978
• Miles Cowperthwaite – January 27, 1979
• Dick Lanky – February 17, 1979
• Rosa Santangelo – May 19, 1979

  1979–1980

• Tom Clay – October 20, 1979
• The Bel-Airabs – December 8, 1979
• Big Vic Ricker – January 26, 1980
• Iris De Flaminio – April 5, 1980

  1980–1981

• Vickie & Debbie – November 15, 1980
• What's It All About – November 15, 1980
• Paulie Herman – December 6, 1980
• Raheem Abdul Muhammed – December 6, 1980
• Mary Louise – December 6, 1980
• Nadine and Rowena – December 13, 1980
• The Livelys – January 17, 1981
• Mister Robinson's Neighborhood – February 21, 1981
• I Married A Monkey – April 11, 1981
• Frank & Papa – April 11, 1981

  1981–1982

• A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney – October 3, 1981
• Tyrone Green, Prose and Cons – October 3, 1981
• The Bizzaro World – October 10, 1981
• Buckwheat – October 10, 1981
• Paulette Clooney – October 10, 1981
• Velvet Jones – October 17, 1981
• Vic Salukin – October 31, 1981
• Pudge & Solomon – January 30, 1982
• Dr. Jack Badofsky – March 20, 1982
• Gumby – March 27, 1982
• The Whiners – April 10, 1982

  1982–1983

• April May June – September 25, 1982
• Mrs. T. – October 2, 1982
• Marvin & Celeste – October 2, 1982
• Alfalfa – November 13, 1982
• Havnagootiim Vishnuuerheer – December 4, 1982
• Siobhan Cahill – January 22, 1983
• Dr. Ruth Westheimer – January 29, 1983
• Dion's Hairstyling – February 19, 1983
• Patti Lynn Hunnsacker – February 5, 1983

  1983–1984

• Dwight MacNamara – November 12, 1983
• Hello, Trudy! – December 10, 1983
• El Dorko – January 28, 1984
• Worthington Clotman – January 28, 1984
• Wayne Huevos – February 18, 1984

  1984–1985

• Ed Grimley – October 6, 1984
• Rich Hall's Election Report – October 6, 1984
• Lawrence Orback – October 6, 1984
• Lew Goldman – October 13, 1984
• Tippi Turtle – October 13, 1984
• Willie & Frankie – October 20, 1984
• Buddy Young, Jr. – October 20, 1984
• Fernando's Hideaway – November 3, 1984
• The Joe Franklin Show – November 10, 1984
• Jackie Rogers Jr. – November 10, 1984
• Chi Chi & Consuela – November 10, 1984
• Nathan Thurm – November 17, 1984
• Paul Harvey – November 17, 1984
• Harry Shearer – December 8, 1984
• Ricky & Phil – January 19, 1985
• That White Guy – February 2, 1985
• Robert Latta – February 2, 1985

  1985–1986

• Cabrini Green Jackson – November 9, 1985
• The Jones Brothers – November 9, 1985
• The Limits of the Imagination – November 9, 1985
• The Pat Stevens Show – November 16, 1985
• Craig Sundberg, Idiot Savant – November 16, 1985
• Tommy Flanagan, the Pathological Liar – November 16, 1985
• Master Thespian – December 7, 1985
• The Rudy Randolphs – December 7, 1985
• The Stand-Ups – December 14, 1985
• That Black Girl – January 18, 1986
• Vinnie Barber – January 18, 1986
• Mephistopheles – January 25, 1986
• The Big Picture – February 8, 1986
• Babette – February 15, 1986
• The Further Adventures of Biff and Salena – February 22, 1986
• Actors of Film – March 22, 1986

  1986–1987

• Lane Maxwell – October 11, 1986
• Marge Keister – October 11, 1986
• The Church Lady – October 11, 1986
• Mr. Subliminal – October 11, 1986
• Derek Stevens – October 11, 1986
• The Sweeney Sisters – October 18, 1986
• Instant Coffee with Bill Smith – October 18, 1986
• The Two Sammies – November 8, 1986
• Miss Connie's Fable Nook – November 8, 1986
• Chick Hazzard/Eddie Spimozo – November 15, 1986
• Ching Chang – November 15, 1986
• The NFL Today – January 24, 1987
• Mace – January 24, 1987
• Nightline – February 14, 1987
• Discover – February 28, 1987
• President Dexter – March 28, 1987

  1987–1988

• Pumping Up with Hans & Franz – October 17, 1987
• Dennis Miller – December 19, 1987
• Tonto, Tarzan & Frankenstein's Monster – December 19, 1987
• Learning To Feel – January 23, 1988
• Girl Watchers – February 20, 1988

  1988–1989

• Mr. Short-Term Memory – October 8, 1988
• Celebrity Restaurant – December 3, 1988
• Plug Away – December 10, 1988
• Tony Trailer – January 21, 1989
• Stuart Rankin, All Things Scottish – January 28, 1989
• Grumpy Old Man – February 11, 1989
• Wayne's World – February 18, 1989
• Cooking with the Anal Retentive Chef – April 1, 1989
• Tales Of Ribaldry – April 1, 1989
• Sprockets – April 15, 1989
• Lothar of the Hill People – April 15, 1989
• Toonces, The Driving Cat – May 20, 1989

  1989–1990

• Lank Thompson – October 21, 1989
• The Tonight Show – October 28, 1989
• Lyle the Effeminate Heterosexual – November 11, 1989
• Annoying Man – November 11, 1989
• Singing Cowboys – November 11, 1989
• Hanukkah Harry – December 16, 1989
• The Continental – January 20, 1990
• Middle-Aged Man – April 21, 1990

  1990–1991

• Larry Roman the Talent Scout – September 29, 1990
• Simon – November 10, 1990
• The Dark Side with Nat X – November 10, 1990
• The Doormen – November 10, 1990
• Pat – December 1, 1990
• Uri – December 8, 1990
• Bill Swerski's Superfans – January 12, 1991
• I'm Chillin' – January 12, 1991
• Deep Thoughts – January 19, 1991
• The Elevator Fans – January 19, 1991
• The Richmeister – January 19, 1991
• Coffee Talk with Linda Richman – January 19, 1991
• Daily Affirmation with Stuart Smalley – February 9, 1991
• Frank Gannon, P.I. P.I. – April 13, 1991

  1991–1992

• Tales From The Barbecue – September 28, 1991
• Zoraida the NBC Page – September 28, 1991
• The Chris Farley Show – October 4, 1991
• Queen Shenequa – October 26, 1991
• Mark Strobel – November 2, 1991
• Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer – November 23, 1991
• Dick Clark's Receptionist – December 7, 1991
• Theatre Stories – December 14, 1991
• Jan Brady – January 11, 1992
• Delta Delta Delta – January 11, 1992
• Cajun Man – February 8, 1992
• The Sensitive Naked Man – February 8, 1992
• Buster Jenkins – February 15, 1992
• Susan the Transsexual – February 15, 1992
• Opera Man – April 18, 1992

  1992–1993

• Tiny Elvis – September 26, 1992
• Larry King Live – October 3, 1992
• Hollywood Minute – October 3, 1992
• Audience McGee – October 24, 1992
• Hank Fielding – November 14, 1992
• Tony Vallencourt – December 12, 1992
• Orgasm Guy – December 12, 1992
• Gap Girls – January 9, 1993
• Sassy's Sassiest Boys – February 6, 1993
• Canteen Boy – March 13, 1993
• Hub's Gyros – April 10, 1993
• Bennett Brauer – April 10, 1993
• Matt Foley – May 8, 1993

  1993–1994

• Milton – September 25, 1993
• Out Of Africa – September 25, 1993
• The Denise Show – October 2, 1993
• Ike Turner – October 2, 1993
• Christopher Walken's Psychic Network – October 9, 1993
• Karl's Video – October 9, 1993
• Phillip the Hyper Hypo – November 20, 1993
• The Herlihy Boy – December 4, 1993
• Stevie Siskin – February 19, 1994
• Total Bastard Airlines – March 19, 1994
• Captain Jim & Pedro – April 9, 1994

  1994–1995

• Gil Graham – September 24, 1994
• Religious Cult – October 15, 1994
• Good Morning Brooklyn – November 12, 1994
• Scottish Soccer Hooligan Weekly – January 21, 1995
• Perspectives with Lionel Osbourne – January 21, 1995
• Zagat's – February 25, 1995
• Mighty Mack Blues – March 25, 1995
• Melanie the Babysitter – April 15, 1995

  1995–1996

• Get Off The Shed! – September 30, 1995
• Leg Up – September 30, 1995
• Nightline – September 30, 1995
• Spade in America – September 30, 1995
• Mickey the Dyke – September 30, 1995
• Rita DelVecchio – October 21, 1995
• Mary Katherine Gallagher – October 28, 1995
• The Spartan Cheerleaders – November 11, 1995
• Stan Hooper – November 11, 1995
• The British Fops – November 11, 1995
• Joe Blow – November 18, 1995
• Gary Macdonald – December 2, 1995
• The Joe Pesci Show – December 2, 1995
• G-Dog – December 2, 1995
• Lenny the Lion – December 9, 1995
• The Rocky Roads – December 9, 1995
• Gerald "T-Bones" Tibbons – January 13, 1996
• Bill Brasky – January 20, 1996
• Kevin Franklin – February 10, 1996
• Suel Forrester – March 16, 1996
• The Roxbury Guys – March 23, 1996
• Bobby Coultsman – March 23, 1996
• Goat Boy – May 11, 1996
• Rolf – May 11, 1996

  1996–1997

• The Ambiguously Gay Duo – September 28, 1996
• Mr. Peepers – September 28, 1996
• Kincaid – September 28, 1996
• Gene, the Ex-Convict – October 5, 1996
• Harry Caray – October 19, 1996
• The Quiet Storm – October 19, 1996
• The Culps – November 2, 1996
• The Delicious Dish – November 16, 1996
• Shopping At Home Network – November 16, 1996
• Cinder Calhoun – November 23, 1996
• Celebrity Jeopardy! – December 7, 1996
• Janet Reno's Dance Party – January 11, 1997
• The X-Presidents – January 11, 1997
• The Atteburys – January 11, 1997
• Wong & Owens, Ex-Porn Stars – January 18, 1997
• The Zimmermans – February 15, 1997
• The DeMarco Brothers – March 15, 1997
• Dominican Lou – March 22, 1997
• Goth Talk – April 12, 1997
• Collette Reardon – May 10, 1997
• Space, The Infinite Frontier – May 17, 1997