John Edward Kilduff John Edward Kilduff was born on December 22nd, 1982. A so-called "member of Generation Hall & Oates", he adores the 80s. A life-long SNL fan, his favorite episodes come from the 80s, too. He wants Comedy Central to run all their "SNL" episodes uncut, and to put the early and mid-80s episodes on in the afternoon, instead of early morning and dead of night. His favorite cast members, past and present, include the Not Ready For Prime Time Players, Eddie Murphy, Joe Piscopo, Mary Gross, Pamela Stephenson (the busty Brit from the 84-85 season), Dennis Miller, Jon Lovitz, Jan Hooks, Dana Carvey, Mike Myers, Melanie Hutsell, Kevin Nealon, Cheri Oteri, Colin Quinn, Horatio Sanz, Jimmy Fallon, and the double shot of lusciousness...TINA FEY and AMY POEHLER. While searching for a job, he posts to various message boards, writes "Animaniacs" fan fiction, dances around to 80s music, and keeps an extensive list of celebrities who have appeared on "Sesame Street" and its related productions (11 SNL alumni have done so). Sketches: Who's The Host?: 01/12/02 Straight From The Stars: 01/12/02 Fernando's Hideaway: 01/19/02 Britney Spears' Monologue: 02/02/02 Interview: 03/02/02 The Poetry of Russell Crowe: 03/09/02 An SNL Short Film: Weekend Update: 03/16/02 An SNL Short Film: America: 03/16/02 Celebrity Heaven: 04/06/02 A Message From Elvira, Mistress of the Dark: 04/13/02 Bob Segar: 04/13/02 Everybody Wants Some: 04/13/02 "Sleeping Beauty 2: Knockout Drops": 04/20/02 Celebrity Heaven: 05/11/02 Switch 2: Switch Off The Hook: 05/11/02 Why A Rabbit?: 05/11/02 Wake Of The Dolls: 05/11/02 American Movie Classics: 05/18/02 Iron Man: 05/18/02 Backstage With Natalie: 06/15/02 Saturday Night Of A Thousand J Girls: 06/29/02 Being Famous In L.A.: 06/29/02 Cleveland Doesn't Rock: 07/13/02 "Ballad of The Lonely Executives": 07/27/02 The Hilton Hump House: 08/17/02 Dreamblood: Chapter 1-The Dream Begins: 08/17/02 MTV Kills The Video Stars: 08/17/02 John Cusack's Monologue: 09/07/02 An SNL Music Video: The Television: 09/07/02 "The Stupid-Ass Life": 09/07/02 "Dreamblood: Chapter 2: And Unto You A Child Is Born": 09/07/02 "Speaking Of The Dead": 10/05/02 "Let's Torture Anna Nicole Smith": 10/05/02 "A Woman's Piece": 10/12/02 The Turner Invitational: 10/12/02 "The Sniper's Reign Will Be Through": 10/19/02 The Drinking Songs Of Tina Fey: 10/19/02 The Turner Invitational-The Results: 10/19/02 "The Rap Blues": 11/02/02 Jay-Z's Sample Bakery: 11/02/02 Sketch Rebuttal: 11/02/02 My Small Thin Irish Date: 11/09/02 The Nihilists Strike SNY: 11/16/02 Travis Bickle's Movie Panel: 12/07/02 An Argument Against Censorship: 12/07/02 The Gates Of Celebrity Heaven: 12/07/02 Al Gore's Monologue: 12/14/02 "Have Yourself An SNLYOU Christmas": 12/14/02 "Who's The Host 2: O'Reilly! Yes! Oh, Really?": 01/11/03 A Brief Lesson In Punk: 01/11/03 "Dreamblood-Part 2: Chapter 1": 01/11/03 Tommy Vercetti's Weapon Universe: 01/18/03 The Mysteries Of Last Week: 01/18/03 "Dreamblood-Part 2: Chapter 2": 01/18/03 "Slim Jackson and His New York Sound": 02/08/03 "Dreamblood Part 2-Chapter 3": 02/08/03 "Dreamblood-Chapter 2: Part 4": 02/15/03 African Letters: 02/22/03 Dreamblood Part 2: Chapter 5: 02/22/03 A PSA Against PETA: 03/08/03 Dreamblood: Part 2: Chapter 6: 03/08/03 "I Can't Write": 03/15/03 Dreamblood-Part 2: Chapter 7: 03/15/03 "We Are Liberals": 04/05/03 Remembering Friends: 05/17/03 "SuperCaliRadicaliBogueBodaciousWhoacious": 06/14/03 "Save The Starving Former SNL Musical Guests": 06/28/03 Topless Talk: 07/12/03 An SNL Music Video: Some Guys Have All The Luck: 08/16/03 Al Pacino's Monologue: 09/06/03 "SNL Remembers Robert Palmer": 10/04/03 Backstage: 10/18/03 Jessica Simpson & Nick Lachey's Monologue: 01/17/04 Out Of The Frying Pan, Into The Fire: 05/15/04