Anniversaries

Enid Strict made her 'SNL' debut on Oct. 11, 1986. Well, isn't that special?

Anger, racial tension and 'Mr. Brownstone’ haunted the infamous set.

It was no accident the band and director Jonathan Demme found each other.

Eastwood and his costar, Lee Marvin, were not known for their singing ability. It showed.

Newly sober band mounted its most successful run ever, but the grueling trek took a toll on each member.

'Parallel Lines' made them stars, so they branched out even more on their fourth LP.

His exit left a void in the show that took several years to recover from.

One of the comedian's most beloved 'SNL' characters was an adult version of the Little Rascal.

Drummer's first stint ended with a private whimper. He made sure his second departure was loud and public.

The comedic giants helped keep 'SNL' afloat during a time of transition.