 In the 3 October 1992 episode, musical guest Sinéad OConnor (qv)  caused a huge international stir when, after singing an a capella  version of Bob Marley (I) (qv)s War, she tore up a photograph of  Pope John Paul II (qv) and shouted, "Fight the real enemy!". The  incident prompted over 6000 viewer complaints. The following week  (10 October 1992), host Joe Pesci (qv) held up the restored photo  during his opening monologue. In the repeats of the infamous  episode, OConnors performance of "War" has been replaced with the  dress rehearsal version in which she held up a picture of a little  girl, then smiled and bowed after finishing the song. Numerous times  after this fiasco, the Saturday Night Live cast would pay mocking  tribute to OConner by having cast member Jan Hooks (qv) play  OConner, and other characters trying to lighten her up.