Father Guido Sarducci on Weekend Update - SNL
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- Father Guido Sarducci stops by Weekend Update to talk about his idea for a mobile shine and the latest astronomy discoveries. [Season 4, 1979]
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Father Sarducci- total genius. Too funny. SNL in the late 70's had the most amazing collection of talent.
That's for sure 👍
It was the best. It brought tears from laughter; that and Monty Python.
And the writers were talented, unlike now.
PRICELESS! Love Father Guido Sarducci!!! 😁🤣😂🤣. “The Shrine-mobile!”😂❤
He was absolutely classic. One of the best characters on a show with a lot of real talent. Man, was it funny back then...
WAS funny (past tense) SNL has become more and more LAME each and every year, since.
The problem with the show as I see it today in 2024, is that they lost the "edge", the creativity, the willingness to push boundaries.
I loved his weather forecast: "It might rain, it might not. It depends on the weather." At least that's how I remember it.
One of the most original and truly funny men in comedy. "Where's that old walk on water spirit"?
Don's got the Italian accent nailed down . I could watch his Father Guido Sarducci skits all day .
Don's character was not only brilliant, but he wrote very funny bits and always made me LMAO.
Same
Father Guido & Rosanne Rosannadana were quite the characters and both my favorites.
Heyday of SNL.
Never mind...
Same
No
AMÉN
One of the best SNL characters. Father Guido and Jane rocked the boat!
Im gussing you rode the short bus to school. Is there someone that looks after you? Can we talk to them? This is unfunny poison, how the fuck is this cancer one of the best of anything, ever? What is wrong with you?
He really is amazing as this character- what a classic
I loved Father Guido Sarducci!
He looks my dad and my uncle too😊👏☝️
cant afford to go to the walk on water nvm
tdsm19 Thank You 🙏 🚬
God,the whole original SNL cast was amazing! Miss those days. Every Saturday night you just HAD to watch SNL; it was the talk of the week.
Where’s that walk on water spirit? LOL!!
...Where's 'a that walk'a on'a the water spirit???
😂🤑😂
Ha! I heard that and said to myself 'I need to remember that one...I'm gonna use it sometime'. )
I loved Father Guido, I went as Father Guido for Halloween, it was a great costume, but this was in 2008, and no one under 30 had any idea who he was
Sad that no one under 30 got to enjoy such great and innocent humor!
If i had been there I would have been one of the killer bees lol
If Don had been there he would have forgiven them for not knowing, blessed them and told them to go to confession for the next year.
One of the most likable comedians. He was never abrasive.
I remember him saying "you gotta pay for your sins. And in a cash.
a 35 cents, a 35 cents, a 35 cents, a 35 cents...lol
yeah, masturbation is only thirty cents - but it adds up! LOL
That’s what I was looking for. Do you know how to find it?
@@karrimisky You should be able to just google it, or find it at youtube.
@@karrimisky Ah, here it is, a daily motion:
www.dailymotion.com/video/x2pu0lv
We used to run home from the bars on Sat night to watch SNL, in it's real Hey Day of the late 70s. Of course we would head back for last call, but it was a ritual to grab a small Coors keg head to someones place and watch the show. The early cast could never be replaced for the amount of talent among the group. Any one of them could have been the shows star over the years.
Amen brother.
Miss those days
I remember watching the very first show while in college. I guess that means I'm old.
Things a little slow for ya at the bar are they
@@paulj.stavrou4332 Things a little slow in your life are they? What a dumb comment.
Very underrated character,.....hilarious.
One of Don Novello's best characters.
I haven't seen the list of ratings by character.
I wish I could see some of his other characters, who are they and where can we find them?
Boomers have bow discovered that regrettable phrase
Underrated by who?
This guy was always hilarious as Father Guido 😂🤣
Father Guido was amazing if you can find them go back and look at some of his skits. He is hilarious!
Where is father?
Dont forget he was in Casper too
I was a kid when I watched this air for the first time. The last part of the bit became an instant family classic that was retold every time we ate corn on the cob.
I loved him ever since he was discovered and added to the cast
of the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour with Dawn French (share
a little tea with Goldie) Officer Judy, & Pat Paulson, all very underrated
actors/comedians! Officer Judy later became Super Dave Osborn played
by Bob Einstein.😂 Sadly Bob Einstein passed away in 2019😢
Always enjoyed his perspective to the viewer, also Gilda Radner’s Rosanna Dana Bandanna ,deserving a mention too.
@@stanleydolan5609 - Rosanne Rosannadanna.
@@MossyMozart thanks
I didn't know that Don Novello or Dawn French were on the Smothers Brothers!
Thank you for sharing. Always looking for the Classic Comedy Greats!! Peace2U
I always love Father Guido.
Plus, his voice made me want some Amore' Pizza
Classic, timeless and priceless humor! Just another reason that I'm glad I'm old enough to have seen it first hand. Watching it now still makes me belly laugh!
Does anyone else remember Father Guido’s Spot the Popes’ Faces in the Pizza Contest?
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Yes!! My favorite routine of his!
finda the popes inna the pizza. classic
Find the Popah in da pizza😂 loved it!
Finda Pope in a pizza?
Never gets old ! This group was the best!
He’s on the subtracting side.
2019 this is still good.
.....also reminds me that i'm getting older.
Ya still funny now.. ❤😁💯👍
2021-- still laughing! And we do need the shrines right now! ;-)
Still funny in 2023.😄
He is absolutely hilarious. He invented this great character and whats more,Don is really Italian. Bravissimo Guido Sarducci.
"Where's that ole walk-on-water spirit?!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Father Guido Sarducci - my hero 😎😂!
Yes, I saw the original broadcast of this - I laughed for 3 days 😂, and used to perform the sketch for friends at parties 😋!
My favorite SNL character. Never fails to get me laughing
Where is that old walk-on-the-water spirit? Oh my god, I died...
I need to make that my catch phrase.
Father Guido will go "coming and going" into eternity.
Absolutely one of the best characters on SNL.
What a great time in America, a weekly 1 1/2 hour reward for the weekly grind. A fantastic host, an awesome band or musician, truly funny skits, Mr. Bill and ending with everyone saying goodnight.
I had quite forgotten about Guido Sarducci. His spots were always highlights.
Sarducci is such an established person, with a life far beyond just SNL, that he is rather like Sir Les Patterson...ready to appear and provide insight when cultural moments call out for it!
A multi talented man, who did a lot of different things. He worked on SCTV as well.. Producing I believe.
I remember reading the Lazlo Letters when I was young and finding it very funny indeed.
Very glad he has had a long life.
What a breath of funny and fresh air to hear and see Father Guido Sarducci again on SNL! Hilarious!
I remember when Sarducci had the bill from the Last Supper. Classic.
So do I. I remember him itemizing it too. Great times. This here is also one of my favorites.
What about the spot the pope in the pizza bit he did on snl?
OMG I remember that.SNL was great 70s and 80s.✌10/15/2019.
Actually, he couldn’t afford the bill from the Last Supper, so he ended up buying the bill from the Last Brunch...
He didn’t buy the femur bone of St Augustine because it was chipped. 😁
I once opened for Father Guido with a band called the Geyer Street Sheiks in St. Louis around 1997. He put on a fantastic show and the entire front row was all the highest members of the Catholic Archdiocese in St. Louis at the time.
This was the best SNL! Father Sarducci, church lady, Rosanna Rosanna Danna! Omg 😂
That was the golden age of SNL. Remember Belushi, The Czech Brothers, and Gilda Radner's Rosanne Rosanadanna ? That was the very best of SNL. It has really never been as good.
Guido was genius. First Saturday night live was the best.
We used to watch this when I was 15 yrs old. Me and my best friend got a riot out of calling each other Father Guido. He got me a job in his uncles butcher shop. We were in the Delaware River tubing one sunny day and our tube was going flat. It has huge boulders just under the surface that batter you if you start to go under. I panicked and started freaking out. He told me get ahold of yourself we have to swim for the PA side. We made it, he saved my life. A year later he died in a motorcycle accident. I never told anybody about that and it's bothered me for years. missed you my whole life. RIP TIMMY
Blessings Prayers and Love to you!! To you Both!!
Embrace the Suck, shit happens.... and it ain’t your fault
Your best bro Timmy was giving you soma that ol' walka on da water spirit that day. May his spirit continue to inspire you.
What a wonderfully loopy sense of humor he has.
I was a teen when Father Guido was on Laugh In - LOVED him then, love him always!
Ahh Father Sarducci .. 😊💖
My favorite character from SNL. An all time great.
Don Novello played this to a genius level.
Loved his crash course for a college degree. Too funny.
“Where’s that old walk on water spirit?!, Proctor & Gamble wouldn’t take it sitting down”. 😂 classic
Oh God so hilarious we saw this when it was on live tv and I tell you classic tv. Classic.
"Nothing to sneeza your nose at" got me.
Such a fantastic find! I loved Classic SNL, the newer stuff sucks!
How awesome is this... Found this on Wikiepedia !!!
Novello created the character in 1973, after he purchased the outfit (consisting of big floppy black hat, white clerical collar, and a long, red-trimmed black coat with cape) for $7.50 at a St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store.
He talked about the Popa- mobile, too. Before the Pope had a pope mobile.
And also .... the "Find-a the Popes in the Pizza" contest
" Pope On A Rope " soap
I thought the same. He was ahead of his time.
So he predicted the future transportation of Vatican City!
@@egreenbery Wasn't he given away a badge called "I got a peek at the Pope"?
I happened to come upon an SNL with Father Guido Sarducci and realized how funny it was back then.Now I'm watching old SNL skits.Love it
Damn, I remember this!! I was 17!! Amazed I can remember anything from those years! The weed intake was way past anything recommended by anyone.
My favorite interview was the time he was talking about the Vatican elevating people to sainthood. An American woman had in fact been made a saint recently and Fr. Sarducci was claiming that it was only because the Vatican was sucking up to the U.S.A. This woman had three confirmed miracles which were necessary for her to become a saint by Vatican law. He claimed that in Italy people have 40 and 50 miracles a day but do THEY get made saints? No! And then he went on to say that he had heard that two of this woman's miracle were only card tricks ... and that's when I lost it and they had to pick me up off the floor laughing.
That's bloody hilarious!
What about find the popes on the pizza contest. Just great.
Lol..heee larious♡ those were the best days
Jeffrey Holmes - where is that link? So classic! I am looking for that very video right now! I swear YT took it down. I saw it 6 months ago, but sadly it appears to be gone!
I’m guessing someone got their panties in a wad and complained. 😭
Edit:
I found the Pope in da Pizza Contest on Vimeo. Enjoy all!
vimeo.com/59509411
Ohhh, that really made me laugh! Thank you for this story.
Don Novello! Magnifico!
one of the all time comedians in an all time skit. Thank you.
When SNL was worth watching.
Agree
Every generation says the same thing. I even say the same about the old casts. But now a days it is truly truly horrible.
For the past year and a half the only content they could come out with was making fun of Trump. The first 2 episodes of them ragging on Trump was kinda funny but they just recycled the same material over and over. They get paid to be funny and write funny shit and I haven't seen that. Especially having Pete Davidson writing?? He kinda sucks at his job to be honest. He's not funny as an actor and since he joined the team snl has been terrible.
I gave up on SNL 30 plus years ago. A couple of times a year I tune in for the hell of It. I can’t get past the first 15 minutes before I’m reaching for the remote.
In the beginning it was the best stuff on TV. The talent was off the charts. Absolutely fresh the cutting edge of funny and rememberable clean entertainment. Those shows and characters will live on in history to be an example of how bad SNL is today.
so says every generation
You know you're old when you can remember when SNL was funny.
So true
😂 Guilty! ✋🏼
SNL was never funny.
Guilty! 70 years old
After Schweddy Balls and More Cowbell etc, SNL was pretty forgetful
Another brilliant science lesson from Father Guido. Hate to say it but funny as hell.
LOVED Father Guido Sarducci, he should have been on longer, soooo funny! LOVE YA Father Guido!!
I loved what Father Guido said about dogs on SNL. ""When dogs lick your hand, its not that they love you, its the salt!"
Farther Sarducci's the Rosanna Danna two of the best characters ever created on SNL
Agree
Five-minute university! That routine was hysterical!!!
Maybe you wanna get a masters degree. Got another minute?
I am a devout 72 year old Pre Vatican II Catholic and I find this HYSTERICALLY FUNNY and supremely satirical. Being able to laugh at yourself is a form of HUMILITY. Having been to ROME and experienced the splendor of a canonization (St. Mother Teresa) I can understand how this all looks to non-Catholics 😉. In addition, Fr. Sarduchii is the forerunner of the Catholic ‘media clergy’ of today 👍🏻
I remember watching this live. I never forgot it and it's cool to finally find it on you tube - my favourite sarducci bit
First time I watched the animated movie Atlantis, when I heard the demolition guys voice I was like......woh wait what?!? That's FATHER GUIDO!!
Thank you, I was looking for this comment. Was he inspiration for Vinny?
@@LoveNeko64 he had to have been! Same voice, same attitude. A legend
Loved this character.
Ok. I was a kid when SNL premiered. Haven't seen this in 40 + years. 3:58 just made me bust out laughing!!
I got to play softball with him back in the 80's.
Don Novello. Donald Andrew "Don" Novello (born January 1, 1943) is an American writer, film director, producer, actor, singer and comedian. He is best known for his work on NBC's Saturday Night Live from 1979-1980, and again from 1985-86, often as the character Father Guido Sarducci.
Thank you, Jimmy Wales.
If you look at the length of this segment versus now, our collective attention spans certainly have dropped.
I just love the character of Father Sarducci.
Nobody had smartphones or handheld games back then lol i say that because i even catch myself being on my phone when i wanted to watch tv lol
Don Novello
(Father Guido Sarducci)
wrote one of the funniest books ever called "The Laslo Letters". He wrote to politicians, corporations, and prominant people. And then printed the responses in a book. He wrote Richard Nixon and never got a response until Nixon resigned.
He had his letter on the left page and the response on the right page.
Over the top hilarious! Get it if you can find one.
That's nothing to sneeze your nose at.🤣🤣 That's funny!!
Thanks for posting. He’s a gem.
Father Quido was a hoot. One of the funniest.
Thank you so much, so funny brings back memories. Oh and his sun glasses..😁❤👍💯
THANK YOU! I've been trying to find this one.
Does anyone know Don Novello's books written as Laszlo Toth containing letters he wrote to politicians, personalities, and businesses of the time? Hilarious!
My all time favorite. Classic . thank you
Hes always been my favorite SNL
Comedian. Nobody better! IMO
Hilarious! Always loved the good Father.
I cannot believe I just stumbled upon this skit. I have been telling folks about this skit for years, but got some of the details wrong. I did remember the part about boy meets girl when both are 20, then 22 vs 18, 25 vs 15 ..... but then I thought Don Novello (Father Guido Sarducci) said, "Hey!! By then it's gettin a pretty dicey, ya know??"
Doug Griggs me too. I always wanted to find this skit. I tell my friends about it all the time and now it’s found!! Yaaa
Fine-a-duh-Pope-in a pizza! I love Father Sarducci!
one of his best stories was when he had a chance to buy Jesus' high school yearbook but he was afraid it might be a fake because he had no idea what Jesus looked like when he was 17
... . . stupid...
SNL was my favorite show back in the 70s.
I like how he collates both Astronomy and Astrology as kinda like the same thing, "we've been involved with Astrology and Astronomy for many years".
OH MY GOSH it’s Vinny from Atlantis!!
God bless the father Sarducci.
Father Guido was a huge part of SNL. The entire cast in those days went on to have huge careers in entertainment. I miss those days.
I’ve been digging it. Watching it on peacock just about halfway into season 4 lol
"the take at the shrines in Italy is off 55%" LOL!
I was 15 in 75 and this show was a must see back then, when I wasn't too high to watch it.
My favorite priest.
I love the teletype sound effect in the background.
Loved the “Find the Pope in the Pizza” contest. 😆
I always love Father Guido Sarducci wherever I was when I was young I made sure I was out a TV on Saturday night to watch Saturday Night Live and then I go back out but I never missed one the not ready for Primetime players wear the best
The good father always made perfect sense!
"..then,...go back"
A handful of timeless beauties in that segment.
I loved his cameo appearance in the film ‘Casper’. Having watched him on TV guest spots, I recognized him right away - - but those who had not ever seen him before, they wouldn’t have understood why he got such a big laugh.
Very mellow comedy, and righteous... Amen.