"Saturday Night Live" Spotlight: Steve Martin Quiz

Answer: The Festrunk Brothers

The Festrunk Brothers pursued "foxes" on "Saturday Night Live" on six occasions from 1977 through 2013. Steve Martin played Georg Festrunk while Dan Aykroyd played Yortuk Festrunk. The brothers always went to social hangouts to meet women but were always rejected due to their obnoxious behavior.

Answer: King Tut

Steve Martin and the Toot Uncommons recorded the novelty song "King Tut" in 1978. The song was performed during the April 22, 1978 episode of "Saturday Night Live". The song hit number seventeen on the United States Billboard Hot 100.

Answer: Medieval Barber and Medieval Judge

Steve Martin played Theodoric of York, Medieval Barber on the April 22, 1978 episode of "Saturday Night Live". Steve Martin played Theodoric of York, Medieval Judge on the November 4, 1978 episode of "Saturday Night Live".

This character would use bloodletting or cruel ordeals to solve illnesses or determine judgement. The character briefly considered using innovative ideas in these situations, but eventually reverted to his cruel methods.

Answer: Gilda Radner

Steve Martin and Gilda Radner starred in a sketch titled "Dancing in the Dark" the April 22, 1978 episode of "Saturday Night Live". Martin and Radner played strangers who danced wildly in an upscale nightclub. Steve Martin reintroduced this sketch in a 1989 episode soon after Radner's death.

Answer: Hanz and Franz

Steve Martin's Joseph Wilhem Zieglefreud character started the sketch as the "world's most pathetic girly-man". The character followed the workout plans of Hanz and Franz to become the "world's most perfectly pumped-up man". During his twelve week training period, Zieglefreud lost his wife, children and apartment.

Answer: The Five Timers Club

The Five-Timers Club is a club for celebrities who have hosted "Saturday Night Live" at least five times. Steve Martin joined the Five-Timers Club on April 22, 1978. Steve Martin helped induct Tom Hanks into the Five-Timers Club on December 8, 1990. Martin also helped induct Justin Timberlake into the Five-Timers Club on March 2nd, 2013.

Answer: Not Gonna Phone It In Tonight

The opening of the December 14, 1991 episode of "Saturday Night Live" was a musical number titled "Not Gonna Phone It In Tonight". During this sketch, Steve Martin showed that he cared how he performed on the show that night. Martin then inspired the cast to give their all to the show that night.

Answer: Theater Stories

On the December 14th, 1991 episode of "Saturday Night Live", played a character named Sir William Sindren Steven Smythe Cursey on a "Theater Stories" sketch. The character told stories about Dustin Hoffman and the Nazis bombing a theater. The character soiled himself while telling a story.

Answer: Yes

On the February 4th, 2006 episode of "Saturday Live", Steve Martin and Will Forte perform in a "Digital Short" sketch titled "Close Talkers".

On the January 31st, 2009 episode of "Saturday Live", Andy Samberg and Bill Hader used Steve Martin to convince Lorne Michaels to watch their "Digital Short" sketch titled "Laser Cats 4Ever".

Answer: Alec Baldwin

Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin had a friendly competition for hosting the most episodes of "Saturday Night Live". When Alec Baldwin took the lead in 2006, Steve Martin appeared in the opening monologue. Steve Martin wanted want to see if Alec Baldwin was hosting the show without the use of steroids or performance enhancing drugs. Steve Martin and Seth Rogen then analyzed Alec Baldwin's sample for drugs.