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"Xposé" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #4.29 (15 October 2009) - Himself 
"Saturday Night Live: Weekend Update Thursday" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.1 (9 October 2008) - Himself 
"Today" (1 episode)
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA: alternative title)
  1. Episode dated 3 October 2008 (3 October 2008) - Himself 
"Elvis Mitchell: Under the Influence" (1 episode)
  1. Bill Murray (14 July 2008) - Himself 
"Entertainment Tonight" (1 episode)
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
  1. Episode dated 1 October 2007 (1 October 2007) - Himself 
"American Chopper: The Series" (2 episodes)
... aka American Chopper (Australia)
  1. Bill Murray Bike 1 (12 June 2006) - Himself 
  2. Bill Murray Bike 2 (19 June 2006) - Himself 
"Magacine" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 21 October 2005 (21 October 2005) - Himself 
"Iron Chef America: The Series" (1 episode)
  1. Cora vs. Simon: Hamburger (17 July 2005) - Himself 
"Caiga quien caiga" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 20 May 2005 (20 May 2005) - Himself 
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" (1 episode)
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
  1. Episode dated 21 October 2004 (21 October 2004) - Himself 
"Nyhetsmorgon" (1 episode)
  1. Filmen 'Lost in Translation' (5 February 2004) - Himself 
"Banzai" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.2 (20 July 2003) - Himself 
"HBO First Look" (2 episodes)
  1. The Making of 'Charlie's Angels' (30 September 2000) - Himself 
  2. The Making of 'Osmosis Jones' (31 August 2001) - Himself 
"E! True Hollywood Story" (1 episode)
  1. John Belushi (31 May 1998) - Himself 
"Stories from My Childhood" (1 episode)
... aka Mikhail Baryshnikov's Stories from My Childhood (USA: complete title)
  1. Pinocchio and the Golden Key (1 January 1998) - Actor (voice) 
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (4 episodes)
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
  1. Episode dated 15 November 1997 (15 November 1997) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 27 February 1999 (27 February 1999) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 23 December 2004 (23 December 2004) - Himself 
  4. Episode dated 15 October 2008 (15 October 2008) - Himself 
"The Daily Show" (3 episodes)
... aka A Daily Show with Jon Stewart (USA: new title)
... aka Jon Stewart (Australia)
... aka The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (USA: new title)
... aka The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Global Edition (International: English title: cut version)
  1. Episode dated 23 October 1996 (23 October 1996) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 13 November 1997 (13 November 1997) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 19 November 1997 (19 November 1997) - Himself 
"Late Show with David Letterman" (9 episodes)
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka Letterman (Australia)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
  1. Episode #1.1 (30 August 1993) - Himself - Guest 
  2. Episode dated 3 May 2001 (3 May 2001) - Himself 
  3. Episode #10.184 (26 August 2003) - Himself - Guest 
  4. Episode dated 12 February 2004 (12 February 2004) - Himself 
  5. Episode dated 4 March 2004 (4 March 2004) - Himself 
  6. Episode dated 20 December 2004 (20 December 2004) - Himself 
  7. Episode dated 1 February 2007 (1 February 2007) - Himself 
  8. Episode #15.34 (2 November 2007) - Himself - Guest 
  9. Episode #16.23 (9 October 2008) - Himself - Guest 
"Later with Bob Costas" (1 episode)
... aka Later
  1. Episode dated 27 February 1992 (27 February 1992) - Himself 
"The Oprah Winfrey Show" (1 episode)
... aka Oprah (USA: short title)
  1. Episode dated 12 June 1989 (12 June 1989) - Himself 
"Square Pegs" (1 episode)
  1. No Substitutions (14 February 1983) - Mr. McNulty 
"SCTV Network 90" (1 episode)
... aka SCTV Comedy Network (USA: new title)
... aka SCTV Network (USA: new title)
  1. Days of the Week, The/Street Beef (22 October 1982) - Various 
"Late Night with David Letterman" (11 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (1 February 1982) - Himself 
  2. Episode dated 13 May 1982 (13 May 1982) - Himself 
  3. Episode dated 16 October 1984 (16 October 1984) - Himself 
  4. Episode dated 19 March 1987 (19 March 1987) - Himself 
  5. Episode dated 11 July 1990 (11 July 1990) - Himself 
  6. Episode dated 12 July 1990 (12 July 1990) - Himself (uncredited) 
  7. Episode dated 14 May 1991 (14 May 1991) - Himself 
  8. Episode dated 10 July 1991 (10 July 1991) - Himself (uncredited) 
  9. Episode dated 22 November 1991 (22 November 1991) - Himself (uncredited) 
  10. Episode dated 12 February 1993 (12 February 1993) - Himself 
  11. Episode dated 19 February 1993 (19 February 1993) - Himself 
"Omnibus" (1 episode)
  1. Fear and Loathing in Gonzovision (1 January 1978) - Himself/Nixon Voter 
"Saturday Night Live" (79 episodes)
... aka NBC's Saturday Night (USA: complete title)
... aka SNL (USA: informal title)
... aka SNL 25 (USA: alternative title)
... aka Saturday Night (USA: first season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live '80 (USA: sixth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 15 (USA: fifteenth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 20 (USA: twentieth season title)
... aka Saturday Night Live 25 (USA: twentiefifth season title)
  1. Ralph Nader/George Benson (15 January 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) (uncredited) 
  2. Ruth Gordon/Chuck Berry (22 January 1977) - Various 
  3. Fran Tarkenton/Leo Sayer, Donnie Harper and the Voices of Tomorrow (29 January 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) (uncredited) 
  4. Live from Mardi Gras (20 February 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  5. Steve Martin/The Kinks (26 February 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) (uncredited) 
  6. Sissy Spacek/Richard Baskin (12 March 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  7. Broderick Crawford/Levon Helm/Dr. John/The Meters (19 March 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  8. Jack Burns/Santana (26 March 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  9. Julian Bond/Tom Waits, Brick (9 April 1977) - Various, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "The Love Bank") 
  10. Elliot Gould/Kate & Anna McGarrigle/Roslyn Kind (16 April 1977) - Various, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "The Castration Walk", "I Write the Songs", "Happy Birthday to you", "Begin the Beguine", "Sing") 
  11. Eric Idle/Neil Innes (23 April 1977) - Various, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "Look for the Union Label") 
  12. Shelley Duvall/Joan Armatrading (14 May 1977) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  13. Buck Henry/Jennifer Warnes/Kenny Vance (21 May 1977) - Various, Writer (writer), Soundtrack (performer: "Something" (uncredited)) 
  14. Steve Martin/Jackson Browne (24 September 1977) - Various 
  15. Madeline Kahn/Taj Mahal (8 October 1977) - Various 
  16. Hugh Hefner/Libby Titus (15 October 1977) - Various 
  17. Charles Grodin/Paul Simon (29 October 1977) - Various 
  18. Ray Charles (12 November 1977) - Tom Hagen / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "What'd I Say") 
  19. Buck Henry/Leon Redbone (19 November 1977) - Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Rickey Rat" (uncredited)) 
  20. Mary Kay Place/Willie Nelson (10 December 1977) - Various 
  21. Miskel Spillman/Elvis Costello (17 December 1977) - Various 
  22. Steve Martin/Randy Newman, Dirt Band (21 January 1978) - Various 
  23. Robert Klein/Bonnie Raitt (28 January 1978) - Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Also Sprach Zarathustra" (uncredited), "Don't it make my brown eyes blue" (uncredited), "That's The Way (I Like It)" (uncredited), "Star Wars Theme" (uncredited)) 
  24. Chevy Chase/Billy Joel (18 February 1978) - Various 
  25. O.J. Simpson/Ashford & Simpson (25 February 1978) - Various 
  26. Art Garfunkel/Stephen Bishop (11 March 1978) - Various 
  27. Jill Clayburgh/Eddie Money (18 March 1978) - Various 
  28. Christopher Lee/Meat Loaf (25 March 1978) - Various 
  29. Michael Palin/Eugene Record (8 April 1978) - Various 
  30. Michael Sarrazin/Keith Jarrett, Gravity (15 April 1978) - Various 
  31. Steve Martin/The Blues Brothers (22 April 1978) - Various 
  32. Richard Dreyfuss/Jimmy Buffett, Gary Tigerman (13 May 1978) - Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Love to Love You Baby", "Poison Ivy", "Hava Nagila", "Theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind") 
  33. Buck Henry/Sun Ra (20 May 1978) - Various 
  34. The Rolling Stones (7 October 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various / Paul McCartney / Walker Cronkite 
  35. Fred Willard/Devo (14 October 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  36. Frank Zappa (21 October 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  37. Steve Martin/Van Morrison (4 November 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  38. Buck Henry/The Grateful Dead (11 November 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "A Horse with no name" (uncredited), "Theme from Shaft" (uncredited), "Working in a Coalmine" (uncredited), "Behind Closed Doors" (uncredited)) 
  39. Carrie Fisher/The Blues Brothers (18 November 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  40. Walter Matthau (2 December 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  41. Eric Idle/Kate Bush (9 December 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Madrigal" (uncredited)) 
  42. Elliott Gould/Peter Tosh (16 December 1978) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  43. Michael Palin/The Doobie Brothers (27 January 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  44. Cicely Tyson/Talking Heads (10 February 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Freak Le Chic" (uncredited), "Love Train" (uncredited), "Suicide is Painless" (uncredited), "Folsom Prison Blues" (uncredited), "I love you just the way you are" (uncredited)) 
  45. Ricky Nelson/Judy Collins (17 February 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  46. Kate Jackson/Delbert McClinton (24 February 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  47. Gary Busey/Eubie Blake and Gregory Hines (10 March 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  48. Margot Kidder/The Chieftains (17 March 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  49. Richard Benjamin/Rickie Lee Jones (7 April 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  50. Milton Berle/Ornette Coleman (14 April 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Texaco Star Theater" (uncredited), "Bend over, Chuck Berry" (uncredited)) 
  51. Michael Palin/James Taylor (12 May 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  52. Maureen Stapleton/Linda Ronstadt/Phoebe Snow (19 May 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various, Soundtrack (performer: "Get Off of My Cloud" (uncredited), "Thanks for the memories" (uncredited), "Beast of Burden" (uncredited), "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" (uncredited), "You're no good" (uncredited), "Scarborough Fair" (uncredited)) 
  53. Buck Henry/Bette Midler (26 May 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  54. Steve Martin/Blondie (13 October 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  55. Eric Idle/Bob Dylan (20 October 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  56. Bill Russell/Chicago (3 November 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  57. Buck Henry/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (10 November 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  58. Bea Arthur/The Roches (17 November 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  59. Howard Hesseman/Randy Newman (8 December 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  60. Martin Sheen/David Bowie (15 December 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  61. Ted Knight/Desmond Child & Rouge (22 December 1979) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  62. Teri Garr/The B-52s (26 January 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  63. Chevy Chase/Marianne Faithfull (9 February 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  64. Elliot Gould/Gary Numan (16 February 1980) - Various 
  65. Kirk Douglas/Sam and Dave (23 February 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  66. Rodney Dangerfield/The J. Geils Band (8 March 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  67. Paul Simon, James Taylor & David Sanborn (15 March 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  68. Richard Benjamin, Paula Prentiss/The Grateful Dead (5 April 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  69. Burt Reynolds/Anne Murray (12 April 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  70. Strother Martin/The Specials (19 April 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  71. Bob Newhart/The Amazing Rhthym Aces/Bruce Cockburn (10 May 1980) - Various 
  72. Steve Martin/Paul & Linda McCartney/3-D (17 May 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  73. Buck Henry/Andrew Gold/Andrae Crouch & Voices of Unity (24 May 1980) - Weekend Update Anchor / Various 
  74. Bill Murray/Delbert McClinton (7 March 1981) - Himself - Host/Various 
  75. Bill Murray/The Spinners/Yale Whiffenpoofs (12 December 1981) - Himself - Host/Various 
  76. Bill Murray/Percy Sledge (21 March 1987) - Himself - Host/Various 
  77. Bill Murray/Sting (20 February 1993) - Himself - Host 
  78. Sarah Jessica Parker/R.E.M. (12 November 1994) - Himself (uncredited) 
  79. Bill Murray/Lucinda Williams (20 February 1999) - Himself - Host, Soundtrack (performer: "Footloose" (uncredited), "Holding Out for a Hero" (uncredited)) 
"Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell" (3 episodes)
  1. Pilot (20 September 1975) - Various, Writer (writer) 
  2. Episode dated 11 October 1975 (11 October 1975) - Himself, Writer (writer) 
  3. Episode dated 8 November 1975 (8 November 1975) - Various, Writer (writer) 
"The Sweet Spot" (5 episodes)
  1. Episode #1.1 (????) - Writer (writer), segment producer 
  2. Wisconsin (9 April 2002) - Himself, Writer (writer), segment producer 
  3. St. Augustine, Florida (16 April 2002) - Himself, Writer (writer), segment producer 
  4. Jamaica (23 April 2002) - Himself, Writer (writer), segment producer 
  5. Palm Springs, California (30 April 2002) - Himself, Writer (writer), segment producer 
"Comedy Central Canned Ham" (1 episode)
... aka Reel Comedy (USA: new title)
  1. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (????) - Himself