Alec Baldwin's SNL episodes by RobinJRichards

Baldwin's 1st show, in 1990, was used to promote THIS FILM in which he was the star. The musical guest that night were the B-52s.

FIRST AND LAST NAME REQUIRED: Baldwin's 2nd show had a sketch featuring himself touting the effects of THIS HANDSOME ACTOR's (played by Mike Myers) famous acting classes using cliches audience members expect from handsome actors.

In 1994's episode (#4), Baldwin played a scoutmaster who tried to go after THIS CHARACTER (played by Adam Sandler) in a cringeworthy sketch, even though the character said several times he was 27 years old.

In the same 1994 episode as [the answer to Q3], Alec co-hosted with then wife Kim Basinger. The two performed in a sketch with the rest of the Baldwin family competing on THIS GAME SHOW.

TWO ANSWERS REQURIED: In 1996's episode (#6), Alec played THIS ACTOR as an Ed McMahon style sidekick on THIS ACTOR's late night talk show (played by Jim Breuer).

Baldwin's 8th show, in December 1998, introduced the world to THESE DELICACIES as first introduced on NPR's "The Delicious Dish."

In 2001 (Baldwin's 9th show), he spoofed THIS ACTOR AND GAME SHOW PANELIST in an "Inside the Actor's Studio" sketch, complete with a visit from Llort from "A Troll in Central Park."

During the Elf Motivation sketch (episode #12) instead of "Always Be Cobbling" Alec Baldwin accidentally says "Always Be Closing", the famous line from THIS MOVIE which starred Baldwin and which the sketch was parodying.

While Alec had performed as THIS SINGER three previous times on SNL, during his 13th episode in 2006, the real singer he spoofed showed up on stage (using his real name) to join him, calling Alec out on his great nose job.

In his 14th episode in 2009, Alec played Gary, the fourth member of THIS GROUP, which coincidentally was the musical guest for that night.

In his 16th episode, in 2011, in what was "Either The 7th Or 8th GOP Debate," Alec played THIS PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL, one he brought back a few more times in cameos during the 2016 campaign until a higher candidate came calling.

In three episodes (#s 6, 7, and 8), Baldwin played a member of a group of buddies who would trade tall tales about THIS MAN. Among them: he sheds his skin one a year, he's half-Mexican and died of a four day heart attack (one for each chamber).