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Saturday Night Live S29E7 — Al Sharpton/Pink
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Al Sharpton/Pink

3.7/10 · 99 votesDec 6, 200367 min

Ranked #20 of 20 in Season 29•−2.1 vs season avg

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Season 29 Episodes20

Cast14

Kenan Thompson

Kenan Thompson

Self - Various Characters

Amy Poehler

Amy Poehler

Self - Various Characters

Seth Meyers

Seth Meyers

Self - Various Characters

Will Forte

Will Forte

Self - Various Characters

Maya Rudolph

Maya Rudolph

Self - Various Characters

Darrell Hammond

Darrell Hammond

Self - Various Characters

Jimmy Fallon

Jimmy Fallon

Self - Various Characters

Chris Parnell

Chris Parnell

Self - Various Characters

Horatio Sanz

Horatio Sanz

Self - Various Characters

Rachel Dratch

Rachel Dratch

Self - Various Characters

Finesse Mitchell

Finesse Mitchell

Self - Various Characters

Jeff Richards

Jeff Richards

Self - Various Characters

Crew12

Paula Pell

Paula Pell

Writer

Lorne Michaels

Lorne Michaels

Writer

E

Erik Kenward

Writer

Steve Higgins

Steve Higgins

Writer

Emily Spivey

Emily Spivey

Writer

Tina Fey

Tina Fey

Writer

Harper Steele

Harper Steele

Writer

J

James Anderson

Writer

Robert Smigel

Robert Smigel

Writer

Beth McCarthy-Miller

Beth McCarthy-Miller

Director

Matt Murray

Matt Murray

Writer

Al Franken

Al Franken

Writer

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Episode Summary

"Al Sharpton/Pink" is episode 7 of Saturday Night Live season 29. It scored 3.7/10 from 99 votes, ranking #20 of 20 episodes this season (season average 5.8). Directed by Beth McCarthy-Miller and written by Paula Pell, Lorne Michaels, Erik Kenward, Steve Higgins, Emily Spivey, Tina Fey, Harper Steele, James Anderson, Robert Smigel, Matt Murray, Al Franken, Dennis McNicholas, Jim Downey, Frank Sebastiano, Ken Scarborough, Michael Schur, T. Sean Shannon, Doug Abeles, Charlie Grandy, Leo Allen, Eric Slovin, James Eagan, Jordan Black, David Iserson, JB Smoove, Jason Sudeikis, it aired on December 6, 2003.