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The television show featured wanted child sex predator Donald Eugene Fields II, a Missouri man wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Nobody knew the 'SNL' newsreader would be fired during the show's holiday break.

Crossroads moment came as the show faltered after original producer Lorne Michaels' departure.

Biting satirical piece aired in 1998 - but never again.

Seven-year-old 'E.T.' star was youngest host in show's history.

Comedian committed to the bit in 1982.

'SNL' and Olympics legend pushed breakfast of champions in 1977.

Episode also featured appearances by Tom Petty, Elvis Costello and Lenny Kravitz.

Cable channel eventually exerted an incredible influence on American entertainment.

Gilda Radner's 'Weekend Update' reporter goes off-topic and makes a lasting impression.