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Saturday Night Live S10E4 — Michael McKean/Chaka Khan, The Folksmen
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Michael McKean/Chaka Khan, The Folksmen

6.8/10 · 98 votesNov 3, 198467 min

Ranked #5 of 17 in Season 10•+0.4 vs season avg

Discussion

Sketches include ""Gerry and the Mon-dells,"" ""Fernando's Hideaway,"" ""The Folksmen Reunion,"" ""First Draft Theater,"" ""Buddy Young Jr. Is Back,"" and ""Mondale's Strategy.""

Season 10 Episodes17

Cast10

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Self - Various Characters

Mary Gross

Mary Gross

Self - Various Characters

Jim Belushi

Jim Belushi

Self - Various Characters

Martin Short

Martin Short

Self - Various Characters

G

Gary Kroeger

Self - Various Characters

Christopher Guest

Christopher Guest

Self - Various Characters

Billy Crystal

Billy Crystal

Self - Various Characters

Rich Hall

Rich Hall

Self - Various Characters

Pamela Stephenson

Pamela Stephenson

Self - Various Characters

Harry Shearer

Harry Shearer

Self - Various Characters

Crew12

D

Dave Wilson

Director

H

Herbert Sargent

Writer

Jim Downey

Jim Downey

Writer

Harry Shearer

Harry Shearer

Writer

N

Nate Herman

Writer

E

Eliot Wald

Writer

B

Bob Tischler

Writer

A

Andrew Kurtzman

Writer

J

John Fox

Director

Andy Breckman

Andy Breckman

Writer

K

Kevin Kelton

Writer

Jim Belushi

Jim Belushi

Writer

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Episode Summary

"Michael McKean/Chaka Khan, The Folksmen" is episode 4 of Saturday Night Live season 10. It scored 6.8/10 from 98 votes, ranking #5 of 17 episodes this season (season average 6.4). Directed by Dave Wilson, John Fox, Christopher Guest, Nell Cox and written by Herbert Sargent, Jim Downey, Harry Shearer, Nate Herman, Eliot Wald, Bob Tischler, Andrew Kurtzman, Andy Breckman, Kevin Kelton, Jim Belushi, Larry David, Christopher Guest, Rich Hall, Billy Crystal, Martin Short, Rob Riley, Michael McKean, it aired on November 3, 1984.