Live from New York, it's... Nasim Pedrad and Will Forte! Sketches include "Obama and Hu Jintao," "Movie Trailer Re-Cut: Palin 2012," "Secret Word," "A Girl Like Reba" (Digital Short), "The Mellow Show," "What's Up With That?," "Thanksgiving Dinner," "Woman To Woman," and "Say Anything." The Dave Matthews Band performed "You and Me" and "Shake Me Like a Monkey."

The episode was rated 8.20 from 20 votes.

Sketches include "BP Oil Spill Cold Open," "Alec Baldwin Commencement Monologue," an SNL digital short: "Great Day," "Arizona Evenings," "Swim Team Awards," "Grady Wilson," "Timecrowave," "Some Big Shot" and "Snipers."

The episode was rated 8.21 from 14 votes.

Live from New York, it's... Fred Armisen! Sketches include "Obama's Nobel," "Gilly and Gigli," "Celebrity Ghost Stories," "University of Westfield," "La Rivista Della Televisione," "Tampax to the Max Ladies' Billards, 1991," "Cooking Al Fresco with Fran and Phil," "Larry King Live," "Brenda and Sean" (Digital Short), and "Debbie Turner Book Signing." Regina Spektor performed "Eet" and "The Calculation."

The episode was rated 8.22 from 18 votes.

Live from New York, it's... Fred Armisen, Bobby Moynihan, and Kristen Wiig! Sketches include "Obama and the Salahis," "Carter 'n Sons," "Vagisil Superstars of Bowling Tournament 1989," "The Situation Room," "Shy Ronnie" (Digital Short), "Gossip Girl: Staten Island," "10th Annual Kickspit Underground Rock Festival," "Virginaca Hastings at Barney's," "UPS" (two parts), "Late Night with Chris Hansen," and "NASA Recruitment Office." Rihanna performed "Russian Roulette" and "Hard" (featuring Young Jeezy).

The episode was rated 8.23 from 13 votes.

Live from New York, it's... Fred Armisen! Sketches include "Gadhafi's Second Speech," "Bladdivon," "Flight Attendants," "Russian Brides," "SWAT Commander" (Digital Short), "Grady Wilson's Burning Up The Bedsheets," "Live Lounge," "Biker Chick Chat," "Megan's Roommate" (Digital Short), and "Your Mom Talks to Megan Fox While You Get Ready." U2 performed "Breathe," "Moment of Surrender," and "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)."

The episode was rated 8.23 from 26 votes.

Actress/musician Jennifer Lopez hosts and performs "Pieces" and "Starting Over." Sketches include "A Message from Quincy Jones," "Gyne-Lotrimin Ladies World Cup of Curling," "Digital Short: Flags of the World," "Hollywood Dish Interview," "Telemundo's Olympic Games Coverage," "Undercover Celebrity Boss," "Weekend Update" with guests Bobby Moynihan and Gov. David Paterson, "Besos y Lagrimas," "Office Romance," "Smash Mouth," "Car Horns and More," and "Closet Organizer."

The episode was rated 8.30 from 10 votes.

Live from New York, it's... Dwayne Johnson! Sketches include "The Return of 'The Rock' Obama," "Fuquay Satin's Grand Hoochie Skank Rose," "Game Time with Randy and Greg," "Beauty and the Beast," "300," "What's Up With That?," "Trina at the Ad Agency," and "Daveheart." Shakira performed "She Wolf" and "Did It Again."

The episode was rated 8.31 from 13 votes.

Actor Zach Galifianakis hosts; Vampire Weekend performs "Cousins" and "Giving Up the Gun." Sketches include "Health Care Reform," "The Vogelchecks," "Bidet," "Zach Drops by the Set," "Today," "Weekend Update" with guests Mo'Nique and Will Forte, "What Up with That?" "The Situation Room," and "Pageant Talk."

The episode was rated 8.32 from 22 votes.

Sigourney Weaver comes back to host SNL after a 24-year gap between appearances (her first appearance was the 12th season premiere in 1986). Indie rock band The Ting Tings perform "That's Not My Name" and "Shut Up and Let Me Go." Sketches include "Larry King Live," "Grady Wilson's Fifty and Freaky," "Summer's Eve Lady Stars of Darts Championship 1988," "Digital Short: James Cameron's Laser Cats 5," "Disco Booty Junction," "Weekend Update" with Larry the Goose and Meryl Streep, "Avatar," "Riley," "Sigourney Weaver's Internet Addiction," and "Fire and Rice."

The episode was rated 8.33 from 18 votes.

Former basketball star Charles Barkley comes back (after a 17-year gap) to host the first new episode of 2010; Alicia Keys (who last appeared on the first episode of season 27 with host Reese Witherspoon) comes back to perform "Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart" and "Empire State of Mind." Sketches include "The Situation Room," "Thomas Peepers Insurance," "Reel Quotes," "MacGruber" (three-part sketch), "Shana at the Ski Retreat," "Inside the NBA," "Weekend Update" with James Carville, Nicolas Cage, and Governor David Paterson, "The Haney Project," "Digital Short: Alicia Keys' Booty Call," "Scared Straight," and "Barkley's Bank."

The episode was rated 8.45 from 11 votes.

In this hilarious episode of Saturday Night Live, Tina Fey takes the stage as the host, bringing her signature wit and charm to each sketch. The show kicks off with an uproarious "Obama Census Cold Open," where the cast impersonates various political figures in a satirical take on the US census.

But the laughter doesn't stop there. One of the standout sketches of the night is "Brownie Husband," a quirky and unconventional love story between a woman and her sweet treat. The absurdity of the premise combined with Tina Fey's comedic timing makes for a truly memorable moment.

Another standout sketch is "Masters," a clever parody that reimagines the famous golf tournament as a chaotic and competitive reality TV show. With hilarious impressions and unexpected twists, this sketch showcases the cast's comedic talent and keeps the audience laughing from start to finish.

And of course, we can't forget about the unforgettable musical performance by Justin Bieber. The young pop sensation delivers a show-stopping rendition of his hit songs, leaving fans in awe of his talent and charisma.

All in all, this episode of Saturday Night Live is a must-watch for fans of Tina Fey, Justin Bieber, and comedy lovers alike. With its clever sketches, memorable moments, and all-star cast, it's guaranteed to keep you entertained from beginning to end.

The episode was rated 8.57 from 21 votes.

In this episode of Saturday Night Live, the beloved Betty White takes the stage as the host, and boy, does she bring the laughs! The show kicks off with a hilarious "Lawrence Welk Cold Open," setting the tone for the rest of the night. Betty White then graces us with her presence during the monologue, leaving us in stitches with her witty remarks and infectious energy.

One of the standout sketches of the night is "NPR," where the cast members parody the calm and collected style of the National Public Radio hosts. It's a clever take on the popular radio network, and Betty White's comedic timing shines through. Another memorable moment comes from "The Manuel Ortiz Show," a sketch that showcases White's versatility as she takes on the role of a flamboyant talk show host.

Of course, no SNL episode is complete without the iconic "Weekend Update." In this installment, we're treated to the hilarious antics of Molly Shannon as Sally O'Malley and Betty White as Dottie Donigan. The chemistry between the two comedic powerhouses is palpable, leaving us wanting more. And let's not forget "Scared Straight" and "Census 2010," two sketches that keep the laughter rolling throughout the night.

Betty White's appearance on this episode is a true testament to her comedic genius. Her infectious spirit and impeccable timing leave a lasting impression, making this episode one for the books. You won't want to miss out on the laughs and the heartwarming moments that Betty White brings to the stage.

The episode was rated 8.62 from 37 votes.

In this episode of "Saturday Night Live," get ready for a night full of laughter and entertainment. Hosted by the talented James Franco, with musical guest Muse, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

The sketches are on fire, starting with the hilarious "The Lawrence Welk Show" featuring Fred Armisen and Kristen Wiig. And who can forget the iconic "What Up With That?" sketch that always keeps us guessing.

But it doesn't stop there! Prepare to be charmed by "The Kissing Vogelczeks," and get ready for some digital short fun with "The Tizzle Wizzle Show." Plus, don't miss the outrageous "The Manuel Ortiz Show" that will have you in stitches.

Musical performances by Muse are a highlight of the night, as they rock the stage with their hits "Uprising" and "Starlight." So grab your popcorn and get ready for a night of laughter and music on "Saturday Night Live" with James Franco and Muse.

The episode was rated 8.67 from 15 votes.

This week's episode of Saturday Night Live is packed with star power and musical talent. Hosted by the charismatic Ryan Phillippe, known for his roles in hit films like Cruel Intentions and I Know What You Did Last Summer, this episode promises to be a hilarious and memorable one. Joining him as the musical guest is the chart-topping sensation Ke$ha, known for her infectious pop hits and unique style. With such a dynamic duo leading the show, viewers can expect an evening filled with laughter, music, and plenty of surprises.

As the host, Ryan Phillippe brings his natural charm and comedic timing to the SNL stage. Having proven his versatility as an actor, it will be exciting to see how he tackles the various sketches and characters that the SNL team has in store for him. From playing outrageous characters to delivering side-splitting monologues, Phillippe is sure to captivate the audience with his wit and talent.

Adding to the excitement is the highly anticipated performance by Ke$ha. Known for her energetic and catchy songs, Ke$ha is sure to bring her signature style and stage presence to the SNL stage. Fans can look forward to a memorable musical performance that will have everyone dancing along. With her unique blend of pop and rock sounds, Ke$ha is set to deliver a show-stopping performance that will leave viewers wanting more.

Don't miss out on this exhilarating episode of Saturday Night Live, featuring the talents of Ryan Phillippe and Ke$ha. Tune in for an evening of laughter, music, and entertainment that is sure to delight audiences of all ages. Get ready for a night full of surprises and memorable moments that you won't want to miss.

The episode was rated 8.90 from 10 votes.

In this episode of Saturday Night Live, get ready for a night filled with laughter and music! Ashton Kutcher takes the stage as the host, bringing his signature charm and humor to the show. And if that's not enough, brace yourself for a rocking performance by the band Them Crooked Vultures. They'll be showcasing their hits "Mind Eraser, No Chaser" and "New Fang," guaranteeing a musical experience you won't want to miss.

As the sketches unfold, expect some hilarious moments that will leave you in stitches. Join the fun as you watch "On the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren," a sketch that parodies the famous news anchor. Or how about "Gertrude's Will," a comical take on the world of inheritance? And don't forget to catch "The View," where the SNL cast impersonates the feisty hosts of the popular talk show.

But that's not all! Prepare for some side-splitting commercials, including the "Cialis for Threeways Commercial." And if you're a fan of pop culture, you'll love "Access Hollywood's Oscar Coverage," where the SNL crew gives their hilarious take on the glitz and glam of the red carpet.

With a jam-packed episode like this, you won't want to miss a single moment. So grab your popcorn, get comfortable, and prepare to be entertained by the comedic genius of Ashton Kutcher and the cast of Saturday Night Live.

The episode was rated 9.00 from 10 votes.