Recurring Characters On Saturday Night Live
- Blaire, a homosexual hairstylist. Co-worker of Dion (played by Eddie Murphy)
- Doug Whiner, one half of the Whiner couple (Wendy Whiner was played by Robin Duke)
- Froggy from SNL's parody of The Little Rascals
- Harry Schliemer of Schliemer & Laub, songwriters
- Mr. Blunt
- Mr. Wonderful of The Interesting Four
- Paulie Herman, an annoying, high-voiced young man from New Jersey (This was the only recurring character he performed during the Jean Doumanian years.)
- Pudge, an elderly man who plays piano in a run-down bar. He rambles on about the good old days with his friend Solomon (played by Eddie Murphy).
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