The Spartan Cheerleaders - List of SNL Episodes Featuring The Spartans

List of SNL Episodes Featuring The Spartans

  • "Spartans Football Game" November 11, 1995 host: Quentin Tarantino
  • "Spartans Basketball Game" December 16, 1995 host: Madeline Kahn
  • "Spartans Chess Tournament" January 20, 1996 host: Alec Baldwin
  • "Spartans Swim Meet" February 24, 1996 host: Elle Macpherson
  • "Spartans Math Competition" April 20, 1996 host: Teri Hatcher
  • "Spartans Wrestling Tournament" May 18, 1996 host: Jim Carrey
  • "Spartans Ping-Pong Tournament" September 28, 1996 host: Tom Hanks
  • "Spartans Bowling Tournament" November 16, 1996 host: Robert Downey, Jr.
  • "Hickory Farms Spartans" December 14, 1996 host: Rosie O'Donnell
  • "Sidney & The Spartans" February 8, 1997 host: Neve Campbell
  • "Baywatch Spartans" April 19, 1997 host: Pamela Lee
  • "Spartans Practice" October 4, 1997 host: Matthew Perry
  • "Spartans Dream" December 6, 1997 host: Nathan Lane
  • "The Spartans at the Movies" March 7, 1998 host: Scott Wolf
  • "Spartans Summer Camp" May 9, 1998 host: David Duchovny
  • "Candy Striper Spartans" November 21, 1998 host: Jennifer Love Hewitt
  • "Spartans Holiday Parade" December 4, 1999 host: Christina Ricci

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