The Judy Miller Show Live from Her Bedroom - SNL

A little girl named Judy Miller (Gilda Radner) hosts a fictional TV show from her bedroom and plays every role [Season 3, 1977]
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[@charlesodell804]

Gilda Radner was the funniest, sweetest, most adorable human ever.

[@rosaleeadams1160]

she was a rare treasure.........

[@quixoticpangs5229]

Wow I just discovered her after hearing Norm McDonald praising her in a video, she’s absolutely amazing

[@anthonygibbs5499]

Poor child her mom's going thru it

[@willrothfuss8470]

I think what makes Gilda so special ( aside from her comic genius of course) is the absolute joy that radiates from every character through her 1000 megawatt smile. I think she shares this quality with another beloved comic from the era, Steve Martin.

[@jeannehall6546]

My favorite sketch featuring Gilda Radner! Her take on being a rambunctious little girl was so spot-on!

[@David-yw2lv]

Ranks up there with Lily Tomlin's Edith Ann.

[@christineharmon6129]

My favorite skit of all the SNL skits! She gave it her all!

[@ramiroofaragon9323]

She was a genius. We who know good comedy will always love you, Gilda.

[@richardenglish2195]

Her Judy sketches are more like performance art than comedy bits. Radner was a truly remarkable talent.

[@LoyalLady318]

Last year was 30 years since "It's Always Something" - I bought it for my father. Both his and Gilda's loss can still make me weep. Love never dies.

[@stella-gx8ne]

She was such A GIFT.

[@goirish2816]

OMG...I forgot how brilliant she was. I haven't seen this sketch in 30+ years.

[@ShanaiCollins]

I've only started watching Gilda for the first time, she seems so special and magical

[@loganregina9789]

Whenever someone asks what childhood is like without any siblings, I want to show them this sketch.

[@peanutgallery4159]

Thats soooo funny, i had 2 btothers but my wife was an only child n yeah what difference in our upbringing. She got everything n we got hand me downs n christmas was sparse, we both had good perents and thats what matters.

[@alysskennedy8661]

Literally, I had a whole class full of students to teach every day.

[@storm7586]

heck I had 2 sisters -- older then me -- and I did things like this too

[@sherila4834]

Same. And it doesn't get better when your parents age.

[@hgoodin1013]

Haha yes! This!

[@stevennieves3327]

Fun Fact: Gilda Radner broke one of her ribs during the dress rehearsal throwing herself into the door. She didn't have time to go to the doctor before the show and didn't want the sketch cut so she did it again during the live broadcast, broken rib and all.

[@aranbuzzas8000]

As if she wasn't impressive enough in this skit!!

[@SpeedyEric1]

Dedication at its finest.

[@jatoarkanen4435]

That's a true work ethic. But I can't help but wince imagining how much must it have hurt...

[@Vejur9000]

In the top 3 of the funniest women in TV history, is the legend known as Gilda.

[@blueprairiedog]

Damn. THAT is dedication!

[@30catsinacardigan22]

this is the best portrayal of being an only child that i've ever seen

[@Blossom44100]

In the next one she has a sister

[@chrism191]

You couldn’t have stated that any better !!! We only. children had to be so creative but I think it helped us to cope better and deal with things alone and not depend on others. Plus if we goofed up doing something l like this ….. we just had a do-over and no one was any the wiser !! Gilda left us all too soon. I miss her .💕

[@lindamandel8505]

Gilda was the best. So funny and talented. I miss her so much.

[@billbowers2119]

Brilliant ! Just how a child feels and thinks. Time to get out the stuffed animals and bring them to Congress for better problem solving with Judy Arlene Miller !!

[@CarynDPrescott]

🤣🤣🤣

[@anniechristien]

Simply amazing! Gilda´s greatest sketch!

[@davewade3876]

Agreed!!

[@kimcarroll1129]

My God! She was a comedy genius. She and Lucy are definitely in the same category of all time greats.

[@beckiwilliams5424]

She was so incredibly brilliant.

[@christinemorris8578]

So adorable...she was so in touch with her inner child.

[@NSABF]

When I watch the Judy Miller show it makes me laugh so hard my face hurt-i was never this animated but I recall having such a wild imagination

[@randalstilskin5266]

I see why my 4 year old self loved Gilda soo much.

[@presleypresley463]

I miss Gilda so much. I wasn't supposed to stay up so late to watch SNLthen, but my older sisters watched. I would sneak peeks and catch this wonderful woman♡♡ I always wa I ted to grow up and be her.

[@presleypresley463]

Wanted to be her *^

[@terrywitzu7874]

Judy Miller is one of the greatest character's, ever. We always jump right to Rosannadanna (and rightfully so). I just wish I could see more Judy Miller. I was 1 year old when this edpisode aired? Why is EVERYTHING that was great before my time?

[@chasbodaniels1744]

After she left SNL, she lived in a town where I worked in a specialty food store. Gilda was a regular customer and was always quiet but friendly. It was an honor to see her as a regular person. I still remember where I was upon hearing of her passing.

[@regalreviews4023]

Omg did you get to meet her

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

Thank you god for giving us Gilda!

[@lindamandel3239]

Omg this sketch was just so adorable. This is when SNL was actually funny. geez I really miss that and her and John Belushi. 2 amazing talents gone too soon.

[@BROJANGSTER]

Linda Mandel Yeah, SNL was only actually funny in the 70s. Will Ferrell, Eddie Murphy, Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, and everybody else WISHES they could be as funny as Gilda Radner playing a little girl making out with her horse doll.

[@jenfullem5279]

Gilda was so great!

[@queenemma5823]

Oh my gosh, I’ve been looking for this skit for forever but I couldn’t remember what it was called!

[@lukameah853]

Official SNL script for this segment: "Gilda, in Brownie outfit, walks into her bedroom. Goes off for five minutes."

[@Blossom44100]

Is that True

[@chrism191]

That’s pure genius !!!! They used to do that in shows and movies with Robin Williams, too. Miss them and John Candy so much.

[@mcmlxii4419]

This had me cracking up all over again.

[@sirenofsound]

This is so wonderful! RIP Gilda, RIP Gene...

[@katiezee2]

'What's going on in there !!' . . 'oh, nothing..' something every mom & kid has said

[@jerryjasinski8229]

To do that entire scene alone blows my mind. I loved it so much.

[@BeagleFeatures]

Gilda was adorable

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

This is classic Gilda and somehow I missed it after all these years. Glad to finally find it. She was really one of a kind!!

[@danarzechula3769]

Just pure brilliance

[@Jojo-fy2ud]

I watch this every once in a while. I love her and is always so funny!

[@chrstcole]

Can you Imagine how much energy this takes!?!

[@reneekennedy716]

So brilliant. Miss her.

[@deborahnickrand4538]

One of the very best, and my all time favorite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joshuatrees797]

Gilda! It is so great to see you, after all these years!

[@wdestrempsmecke]

I was blessed to know the real Judy Miller. This is 💯 accurate. I miss you Judy. I will always love you.❤️❤️❤️

[@jackal59]

I think this is the sketch in which she broke a rib during dress rehearsal running into the bedroom door, had it taped up, then did the show. That's right; she's doing this with a freshly broken rib.

[@jamesbugbee6812]

Lucky she don't brain herself on that headboard.

[@spacecat_visiones]

raw comic energy... 💙 Gilda

[@cacauldr]

Awesome! She made the actress disappear and show the child.

[@Therealhtrinity]

cacauldr ❤️❤️❤️

[@denisemasters1933]

I am the youngest child in the family I did something similar to this one time - in my room - only it was a radio show with me singing

[@michellegault4122]

It takes a lot of skill and talent to do this. Wow.

[@turnsufficient4971]

She was so awesome ! ❤ Comedic genius - like Mary Gross, Tina Fey, Kristin Wiig and Kate McKinnon

[@onk1924]

This is me at 2am.... Edit: my mom showed me this and says that this is what she hears coming from my room at 2am..... I mean, it’s kinda true.... Now she calls me Rosanne Rosanadana....

[@phyllishamilton165]

Oh, Gilda -- every time I see your genius -- your comedic perfection -- this strange precipitation begins. And thank goodness, even after 40-plus years, there's no cure for it ....

[@communicationbreakdown256]

wow I didn't know Judy knew French and German!!!! lol

[@dutchray8880]

I spent the evening watching Gilda videos, laughing so hard that my wife is concerned. Gilda was great and real humor didn't offend people back then.

[@leequinn2733]

Absurdly delightful!

[@MattLeger]

Molly Shannon's Mary Catherine Gallagher character owes a directly traceable debt to this woman and this character. When we lost Gilda Radner, the world lost a truly irreplaceable person. How much more could she have done were it not for the cancer that took her from us far too soon? RIP, Gilda, and thank you.

[@lori4291]

I use to stand at my bathroom mirror and do comercials lmao ...

[@shenzybrosee]

Real talk, does anyone else feel like they remember this sketch even though they weren't even born when this aired? Gilda makes me feel that way all the time. It's like I feel nostalgic for something I shouldn't remember.

[@jackiebrookman9910]

I was in my 20s when Gilda did this sketch. We adored her! The country did.

[@JamieStLouis-tu9ml]

Perhaps you saw a rerun at some point.

[@BlueMHart]

I feel that way about all of 70's SNL. It's like it was waiting for me to discover it all along.

[@spammarose]

I’m 21 but early SNL feels so familiar somehow

[@jamesbugbee6812]

Self-propelled Deja Vu.

[@darkmatterburger]

The fact that she was in her 30s when she was on SNL makes this hilarious

[@gatesurfer]

The best thing about this is imaginativeness of the character. No computer, no tv, no cellphone, no social media. Just a little girl living in her head. I remember my little cousin “anchoring” a tv news broadcast with her partner, “Baby Jennings” (Peter Jennings was then anchoring ABC) and doing much the same kind of thing. Gilda was so sweet.

[@mqrieck]

God, was she brilliant!!

[@YuukiTakemoto1996]

This was me back in the day. (early 2000s, Gilda is me circa 2002)

[@ElderQueen]

As a single child I can say the same thing 😂

[@ktc333]

Priceless

[@CP5699]

JUDY ---What's going on up there!?!? ........"nothing." Gilda was so talented, sweet, and cute.

[@Sweet_Dee]

I didn't have any siblings until I was 7. Can confirm this is accurate

[@williamalderson5328]

Queen Doofaloopshinghakatootyfrapskin is one of my favorite quotes?

[@billhampton8004]

Gilda Radner an absolute comedic genius.

[@deborahpringle5526]

I had that bedroom furniture growing up!

[@msoda8516]

As an only child this was so my childhood

[@KellyMurdock-nh7pu]

We forget what it was like trying to entertain ourselves as kids before the internet, and this comedy was a perfect example of how we did it 😂 she was just a special kind of funny, the energy, the physical affects, truly a sweet genius gone to soon 😢 Thanks Gilda 😊

[@SprightlyValentino]

This is my town, and this is my country, and this is my planet Earth, and this is my Universe, and this is my I don't know.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Those were the best days. I'm sure she didn't feel bad. ❤❤❤ RIP ANGEL 😇

[@jc6594]

Today Commemorates Gilda Radner's 75th Birthday

[@blackguyincali]

Just came to see this skit because I never forget it.

[@sliat1981]

Boom mike at 4:17

[@MegaPianoplayer1]

This is not only a picture of an only child, it basically showed what KZbin would be.

[@SteveForrester1925]

Gilda was incredibly talented. I miss her comedy so much.

[@Rushyesgenesis]

Gilda was such a genius.

[@metaljimmy217]

lol she's so funny talented

[@ryanbye9538]

She was the funniest woman ever. We only had her for a short time but what a blessing. 😂

[@michaelhardin470]

Timeless genius.

[@raygordonteacheschess5501]

Today Judy Miller would be an influencer.

[@chrism191]

😂. And much better than any we have now !!

[@sandykelting9548]

I'll never forget the SNL when Steve Martin told us Gilda had passed. I cried for hours! I NEVER cried for a celebrity - ever! Growing up, every Monday at school was all about the latest SNL - especially Gilda😍🤩! She remains a treasure in my Heart.💝💯♾️

[@Xrager101x]

Brilliant! I would love to see all her SNL skits again!

[@njaneardude]

Incredible!

[@yumestationZ]

This character resonated so much with me even though it was from the 70's....I'd act like that but I wasn't allowed to make much noise as a kid, so I'd get shut down pretty fast and have to whisper.

[@mexikunt]

I want to see a movie about her life starring Jackie Tohn.

[@sukistarfox888]

TikTok, pre-internet 😆 She was so brilliant ♥️

[@antonioHollywoodLA]

I love you Gilda. Thanks for signing my mom’s book which she gave to me. Legend.

[@mercylou]

I miss her always. ❤

[@scottprather5645]

Gilda was awesome

[@miriamdavis2988]

I have a 5 year old and this is so accurate!

[@TonyMontana-yj6rx]

Poor Gilda she died way too soon

[@randallsage6740]

I agree, she would have been an absolute riot now. Old, yes, but she was gifted !

[@davewade3876]

Poor us, for having lost her. Gilda was a shining star(maybe still is, somewhere up there)!

[@theatrejunkee9229]

Her & Gene Wilder were so beautiful together, they just adored one another. He aged so quickly after that, he wore his heartache on his face for his remaining days. Gilda & Gene were both so brilliant & shameless & unafraid. I think the only thing either of them couldn't do was live fully without the other...

[@61505]

So cute !

[@darkmatterburger]

Why is there a pumpkin?!😂

[@babyspice3482]

I heard Gilda broke her ribs during this skit

[@keithleeuwen877]

Phenomenal !

[@bobdereimer5210]

Gilda Radner, I'm every Woman!

[@bethgott9768]

And this was Layne's Bobby Vinton lp

[@gigikeeney6343]

The BEST...HANDZ DOWN. RIP with your hilarious widowed husband...Gene Wilder.

[@davidconway6874]

Brilliant!

[@denisefromdc1796]

When I was a child, my mother did my hair that way.