Alternate versions

In the original airing, Martin Lawrence performed a monologue featuring jokes about feminine hygiene (as performed in Martin Lawrence: You So Crazy (1994)). In all subsequent reruns, after the start of this particular bit, the screen fades to black and a voiceover reads the following announcement: "At this point in his monologue, Martin begins a commentary on what he considers the decline in standards of feminine hygiene in this country. Although we at Saturday Night Live take no stand on this issue one way or the other, network policy prevents us from re-broadcasting this portion of his remarks. In summary, Martin feels, or felt at the time, that the failure of many young women to bathe thoroughly is a serious problem that demands our attention. He explores this problem, citing numerous examples from his personal experience, and ends by proposing several imaginative solutions. It was a frank and lively presentation, and nearly cost us all our jobs. We now return to the conclusion of Martin's monologue."

In reruns, Martin Lawrence's use of the word "ass" in his monologue and the "Daily Affirmation" sketch is bleeped.

In the original airing of the Matt Foley sketch, Chris Farley had large sweat stains on his shirt. In reruns, the shirt switches back and forth between stained and not stained. This is because some shots are from the dress rehearsal version of the sketch in which Farley did not have sweat stains. Farley and the cast were laughing throughout the live sketch so those parts were replaced in the reruns.