"Saturday Night Live"- Wayne's World! Quiz

Answer: Wayne Campbell

Wayne Campbell, played by Mike Myers, was the excellent host of "Wayne's World". With Wayne, as always, was his best friend, Garth Algar. Garth was played by Dana Carvey. Party on, Wayne! Party on, Garth!

Answer: A local cable access channel

The "Wayne's World" sketch was broadcast on the fictional Aurora, Illinois cable access channel 10 at 10:30 PM every Friday night. Wayne broadcast "Wayne's World" from the basement of his parents' house.

Answer: "Well, isn't that special?"

The Church Lady was a recurring character on "Saturday Night Live". Dana Carvey played this roll from 1986 through 1990. One of the Church Lady's catchphrases was "Well, isn't that special?"

At the beginning of a "Wayne's World" sketch, the characters would introduce themselves by saying "Party on, Wayne" and "Party on, Garth". When Wayne and Garth are about to interview someone the respect, they bow and say "We're Not Worthy!". One of the pair's antics included the "Extreme Close-Up" where a camera would zoom in on Wayne and Garth as they screamed. Garth would occasionally get overexcited thus Wayne would have to tell him Garth to "Take your Ritalin."

Answer: Ed O'Neill

On the January 13, 1990 episode of "Saturday Night Live", Wayne and Garth's Driver's Education teacher Mister Hemphill appeared on the "Wayne's World" sketch. Mister Hemphill was played by Ed O'Neill. Wayne and Garth offended Mister Hemphill by bringing a can of pop into the Driver's Education classroom. Wayne and Garth were scared that Mister Hemphill would kill them in their sleep. Thus Wayne and Garth performed an anti-drunk driving public service announcement to make peace with Mister Hemphill.

Answer: John Goodman

John Goodman hosted "Saturday Night Live" on several occasions. On the December 2, 1989 and December 1, 1990 episodes of "Saturday Night Live", John Goodman played police officer Mark Wilson on the "Wayne's World" sketches. Wayne and Garth made many cop jokes while Mark Wilson was on the sketch.

Answer: Aerosmith

The February 17, 1990 episode of "Saturday Night Live" was hosted by Tom Hanks. Tom Hanks played a roadie for the band Aerosmith in the "Wayne's World" sketch. Aerosmith appeared on the "Wayne's World" sketch and jammed with Wayne and Garth.

Answer: Madonna

On the May 11, 1991 episode of "Saturday Night Live", Wayne and Garth did a top ten list of the top "babes" of all time. Madonna was number one on the list. Wayne, Garth and Madonna then performed a spoof of the 1991 film "Madonna: Truth or Dare" and the music video of the 1991 Madonna song "Justify My Love".

Answer: Chelsea Clinton

On the December 5, 1992 episode of "Saturday Night Live", Wayne and Garth did a top ten list of things they loved about Bill Clinton. Number two on the list was Chelsea Clinton. Wayne and Garth made comments about Chelsea Clinton's looks which have been not aired on reruns of this sketch.

Answer: Melrose Place

The May 14, 1994 episode of "Saturday Night Live" was hosted by Heather Locklear. At the time, Heather Locklear was a cast member of the television show "Melrose Place". The show "Melrose Place" was produced by Aaron Spelling and aired from July 8, 1992 to May 24, 1999.

Since Heather Locklear was hosting the May 14, 1994 episode of "Saturday Night Live", there was a spoof of the "Melrose Place" show featuring Locklear, the character Wayne and several cast members of "Saturday Night Live". Dana Carvey was no longer a cast member of the show "Saturday Night Live" on May 14, 1994. Thus Carvey's Garth character was not part of this sketch.

Answer: Yes

On the "Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special", a "Wayne's World" sketch was one of the final segments of the show. Wayne and Garth did a "Top Ten Things About SNL" list. Wayne and Garth also heckled Kanye West, who was sitting in the crowd during the show.