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Saturday Night Live (season 9) : ウィキペディア英語版
Saturday Night Live (season 9)

The ninth season of ''Saturday Night Live'', an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on NBC between October 8, 1983, and May 12, 1984.
Before the start of the season the entire cast returned for another season. The only change was the hiring (and firing, then rehiring) of Jim Belushi (brother of late SNL cast member John Belushi).
The notable moment of the season occurred when Eddie Murphy left the show mid-season. After ''48 Hours'', Murphy's star began to eclipse that of Joe Piscopo's. From the start of season 7, Dick Ebersol made it clear that his strategy was to showcase Murphy and Piscopo as much as possible while all the other cast members would play mainly supporting roles and were treated with very little patience by the producers.
When Murphy's ''48 Hours'' co-star Nick Nolte dropped out of hosting at the last minute, Ebersol offered Murphy the chance to host — a move that Piscopo would perceive as a major slight. Piscopo would later claim Ebersol used Murphy's success to divide the two erstwhile friends and play them against one another. Others countered that Piscopo was simply being a prima donna; said one writer, "Eddie Murphy's fame went to Joe Piscopo's head."
When the season ended Piscopo left with no intention of returning. Robin Duke, Brad Hall and Tim Kazurinsky were all fired from the show.
Ebersol had taken Hall off ''Weekend Update'' (known as ''Saturday Night News'' during this time) mid-season. The segment then had a revolving door of other anchors mostly involving the episode's host and, in one case, Joe Piscopo (although Piscopo only introduced a commentary and didn't tell any actual jokes).
Future cast member Billy Crystal hosted twice this season: once with musical guest Al Jarreau and again on the season finale with Ed Koch, Edwin Newman, Betty Thomas, and former castmember Don Novello.
==Cast==

;Repertory cast members
*Jim Belushi (first episode: October 22, 1983)
*Robin Duke
*Mary Gross
*Brad Hall
*Tim Kazurinsky
*Gary Kroeger
*Julia Louis-Dreyfus
*Eddie Murphy (final episode: April 14, 1984)
*Joe Piscopo
bold denotes Weekend Update anchor

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