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Saturday Night Live S20E13 — Deion Sanders/Bon Jovi
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Deion Sanders/Bon Jovi

5.7/10 · 99 votesFeb 18, 199567 min

Ranked #20 of 20 in Season 20•−1.0 vs season avg

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Sketches include: ""O.J. Simpson Tour,"" ""The 1995 ESPY Awards,"" ""Rappers With Simple Lyrics,"" ""Perspectives,"" ""Deep Thoughts By Jack Handey,"" and ""Sick Boy""

Season 20 Episodes20

Cast13

David Spade

David Spade

Self - Various Characters

Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler

Self - Various Characters

Kevin Nealon

Kevin Nealon

Self - Various Characters

Mike Myers

Mike Myers

Self - Various Characters

Ellen Cleghorne

Ellen Cleghorne

Self - Various Characters

Chris Farley

Chris Farley

Self - Various Characters

Tim Meadows

Tim Meadows

Self - Various Characters

Chris Elliott

Chris Elliott

Self - Various Characters

Norm Macdonald

Norm Macdonald

Self - Various Characters

Jay Mohr

Jay Mohr

Self - Various Characters

Laura Kightlinger

Laura Kightlinger

Self - Various Characters

Michael McKean

Michael McKean

Self - Various Characters

Crew12

Lorne Michaels

Lorne Michaels

Writer

D

Dave Wilson

Director

Al Franken

Al Franken

Writer

H

Herbert Sargent

Writer

Jim Downey

Jim Downey

Writer

M

Marilyn Suzanne Miller

Writer

S

Steve Koren

Writer

Fred Wolf

Fred Wolf

Writer

I

Ian Maxtone-Graham

Writer

David Mandel

David Mandel

Writer

S

Steve Lookner

Writer

L

Lew Morton

Writer

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Episode Summary

"Deion Sanders/Bon Jovi" is episode 13 of Saturday Night Live season 20. It scored 5.7/10 from 99 votes, ranking #20 of 20 episodes this season (season average 6.7). Directed by Dave Wilson and written by Lorne Michaels, Al Franken, Herbert Sargent, Jim Downey, Marilyn Suzanne Miller, Steve Koren, Fred Wolf, Ian Maxtone-Graham, David Mandel, Steve Lookner, Lew Morton, Tim Herlihy, Norm Hiscock, Brian Kelley, Laura Kightlinger, Margo Meyer, Drake Sather, it aired on February 18, 1995.