'Saturday Night Live' guest host Eddie Murphy brought back his Mr. Rogers parody, Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood, to have a chat about gentrification.

Murphy performed Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood eight times in the olden days, including on his last SNL appearance, when he hosted in 1984 with Robert Plant and the Honeydrippers as musical guests.

One thing Mr. Robinson always had going for him: he always knew when to cut and run, a skill in short supply among SNL writers and performers these days.

Murphy’s Mr. Robinson then explains how the creation of 23 and Me has changed things for him: “Because of them, 23 people now say their father is me.” ...

‘SNL’: Eddie Murphy Brings Back ‘Mr Robinson’s Neighborhood’ to Explain Gentrification (Video) New York City is a very different place 35 years since we last saw Mr. Robinson Ross A. Lincoln ...

On the last “SNL” of 2019, Eddie Murphy hosted for the first time since he left the show in 1984, and he brought back all of his classic characters for the party. Among them was his Mr. Rogers ...

They paid $1.2 million for an apartment where Mr. Robinson's friend Frankie used to cook crack."), Mr. Robinson has managed to hang onto his squalid apartment.

The comedian brings back Mr. Robinson, Gumby and Buckwheat but also lets an obscenity slip during overdue return to the show that made him famous. By Darel Jevens Dec 21, 2019, 9:19pm PDT ...

Eddie Murphy returns to ‘Saturday Night Live’ with Buckwheat, Mr. Robinson and Gumby in tow By Chris Barton Dec. 21, 2019 10:55 PM PT ...

For the first time in some 35 years, Eddie Murphy returned to host “Saturday Night Live” — and he didn’t come alone. Returning to Studio 8H in 30 Rockefeller Center — the place where ...

With Mr. Rogers having a pop culture moment and Eddie Murphy back hosting "SNL," this sketch was inevitable. Change was also inevitable, and for Mr. Robinson, that change was gentrification.