John Belushi’s Samurai Delicatessen with Buck Henry | SNL Classic One of the sketches that defined early Saturday Night Live: John Belushi’s “Samurai Delicatessen” (1975). Belushi’s over-the-top Samurai character slices through sandwiches, walls, and anything in sight—while Buck Henry plays the straight man, the unlucky customer just trying to order lunch. The contrast between Belushi’s wild physical comedy and Henry’s deadpan reactions made the sketch a timeless SNL moment. This was the birth o

Season 1. Episode 1. Sketch 1. October 11, 1975 Saturday Night Live | John Belushi

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One of the most legendary moments in Saturday Night Live history… John Belushi didn’t just impersonate Joe Cocker — he became him. The raw energy, the wild movements, the voice… it was an unforgettable tribute that brought the house down and became an instant SNL classic. 🎤🔥 A moment in comedy and music history that will never be duplicated. 📺 Originally aired: October 2, 1976 — SNL Season 2 #JohnBelushi #JoeCocker #SNL #SaturdayNightLive #SNLHistory #ClassicSNL #RockLegends #ComedyHistory #I

Classic Comedy at Its Best: John Belushi’s Legendary Debut on SNL (1975) The very first episode of Saturday Night Live aired on October 11, 1975 — and John Belushi instantly stole the show. Nearly 50 years later, this sketch still feels timeless. #JohnBelushi #SNL #saturdaynight #ClassicComedy #1970sTV #ComedyLegends #Saturdaynightlive #gildaradner | Love Gilda

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