Lana Del Ray performs “Video Games” and “Blue Jeans” Skits include: Ricky Gervais: Awards Host, Target Lady, You Can Do Anything!, Spin the Bottle, The Delaware Fellas, Hogwarts 2020, X27B Theater, Glenda Okones, The Jay Pharoah Show, Concord Exit Poll

The episode was rated 7.97 from 38 votes.

Lady Antebellum performs "We Owned the Night" and "Just a Kiss." Sketches include The Lawrence Welk Show, Lil Poundcake, Arlene and Tim, Stomp, The Comments Section, Rock's Way, Hidden Valley Ranch Product Testing, and The Tap.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 42 votes.

Coldplay perform "Paradise" and 'Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" Sketches include "Rick Perry Fumbles," "Secret Word," "WXPD News," "Wish It Would Rain" (Digital Short), "Les Jeunes de Paris," "Bachlorette Party," "Someone Like You," and "Technology Hump" (film).

The episode was rated 8.00 from 32 votes.

Karmin performs “Brokenhearted” and “I Told You So” Skits include: Chrysler Ad II, Piers Morgan Tonight, Les Jeunes De Paris, Chrysler Ad III, Daily Post, 1941, Chrysler Ad IV, Bein’ Quirky with Zooey Deschanel, Verizon Commercial, Crab Blast 2012, We’re Gonna Make Technology Hump, Letters Between Sisters.

The episode was rated 8.10 from 31 votes.

Gotye performs “Somebody I Used To Know" (with Kimbra) and “Eyes Wide Open" Skits include Game of Thrones Behind The Scenes, The Californians, America’s Next Top Empire State of Mind Parody Artist, Laser Cats, Piers Morgan Tonight, Slow Motion Hallway, Somebody That I Used To Know, Booker T Washington High Prom

The episode was rated 8.11 from 35 votes.

Foster the People perform "Pumped Up Kicks" and "Houdini" with Kenny G on soprano sax. Sketches include Mitt Romney and Chris Christie, Lincoln Financial Group (three parts), Fox & Friends, The Best of Both Worlds, V-Necks (Digital Short), Shanna's Halloween Party, Columbus Day Aassblast, Bruce Springsteen: Just the Stories, and Tinyballs.

The episode was rated 8.14 from 36 votes.

Florence + The Machine perform "Shake It Off" and "No Light No Light." Sketches include "Romney: Raw & Unleashed," "Red Flag," "Replacing Regis," "Kemper-Pedic," "Vogelchek Thanksgiving," "Mitch's Retirement Party," "A New Jack Thanksgiving," "Seducing Women Through Chess" (Digital Short), "Andre the Giant Chooses An Ice Cream Flavor," and "Blue Jean Committee."

The episode was rated 8.19 from 32 votes.

Usher performs "Scream" and "Climax" Skits include: Nasaflu, Wilson High School Alternative Prom, ESPN Classic, The 100th Digital Short, 2012 Funkytown Debate, Broadway Sizzle, Vince and Angela’s 25th Anniversary

The episode was rated 8.36 from 45 votes.

The Black Keys perform "Lonely Boy" and "Gold On The Ceiling." Skits include: Presidential Address, Frozen Mexican Dinner, The Miley Cyrus Show, The Dark Knight Sneaks Up on Gordon, The Mystery of the Chopped-Up Guy, Central Cougars, Playskool Surprise, Ed Vincent’s Sex Symposium, Happy Holidays From Sheila and Sheila.

The episode was rated 8.37 from 30 votes.

In this episode of Saturday Night Live, Sofia Vergara takes the stage alongside the famous boy band, One Direction. The episode kicks off with a bang as One Direction performs their hit songs "What Makes You Beautiful" and "One Thing." Even if you weren't planning on getting caught up in their catchy tunes, you might find yourself unable to resist their infectious energy.

As the show progresses, the skits keep the laughter rolling. In the "The Manuel Ortiz Show" sketch, One Direction takes part in the hilarious antics. You won't be able to help but chuckle as they join in on the comedy, showcasing their humorous side.

But it's not just One Direction that brings the laughs. Throughout the episode, you'll be treated to a variety of skits, such as "Just Friends Booty Shorts," "Bein' Quirky With Zooey Deschanel," "Almost Pizza," and many more. Each skit brings its own unique brand of humor, leaving you entertained from start to finish.

Whether you're a fan of Sofia Vergara, One Direction, or just looking for a good laugh, this episode of Saturday Night Live delivers. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be entertained by the hilarious antics and catchy tunes that will have you bopping along, even if you weren't planning on it.

The episode was rated 8.51 from 43 votes.

In this episode of Saturday Night Live, get ready for a night filled with laughter and amazing musical performances. Maroon 5 takes the stage to perform their hit songs "Moves Like Jagger" and "My Heart's a Stereo" featuring Travis McCoy.

The sketches in this episode are nothing short of hilarious. In "The Ghost of Moammer Ghadafi," SNL takes a satirical look at the afterlife of the infamous political leader. "Kim's Fairytale Divorce" brings a comedic twist to the high-profile divorce of a famous reality TV star.

In "Getting Freaky with Cee-Lo Green," prepare to laugh as SNL explores what happens when the singer joins a talk show. And if you loved the first volume, you won't want to miss "Kings of Catchphrase Comedy, Volume 2," where SNL brings back some of their most iconic catchphrases.

With sketches like "Because of One Dolphin," "Seinfeld Apartment Murder," and "Lil' Poundcake," this episode promises to keep you entertained from start to finish. Don't miss out on the comedic genius of Charlie Day and the incredible performances from Maroon 5. Tune in for a night of laughter and music that you won't forget.

The episode was rated 8.57 from 37 votes.

In this exciting episode of Saturday Night Live, music legend Mick Jagger takes the stage with a star-studded lineup of performers. Joined by Arcade Fire, Jagger kicks things off with a powerful rendition of "The Last Time," leaving the audience in awe of his timeless talent. But the surprises don't stop there.

Next up, Jagger teams up with the Foo Fighters for a rocking performance of "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "It's Only Rock 'n Roll." The combination of Jagger's iconic vocals and the Foo Fighters' electrifying energy creates a truly unforgettable musical experience.

And if that wasn't enough, Jagger also shares the stage with the legendary Jeff Beck for a captivating duo. Their chemistry and musical prowess are on full display as they deliver a show-stopping performance that leaves viewers wanting more.

In addition to the incredible musical performances, this episode of Saturday Night Live features a lineup of hilarious skits. From the classic Lawrence Welk Show parody to the laugh-out-loud Karaoke Champ, viewers are in for a night of non-stop entertainment. With skits like Lazy Sunday 2, Politics Nation, So You Think You Can Dance At An Outdoor Music Festival, The Californians, and Graduation Day, this episode has something for everyone.

Tune in to Saturday Night Live for a night of unforgettable performances, side-splitting skits, and the perfect blend of music and comedy. Don't miss out on Mick Jagger's incredible collaborations with Arcade Fire, Foo Fighters, and Jeff Beck – it's a night that will go down in television history.

The episode was rated 8.70 from 37 votes.

In this memorable episode of Saturday Night Live, Jonah Hill takes the stage as the host, bringing his signature wit and charm to every skit. The musical guest, The Shins, steals the show with their incredible performances of "Simple Song" and "It's Only Life," leaving the audience in awe.

The skits featured in this episode are nothing short of hilarious. In "Benihana," the cast takes us on a wild culinary adventure with unexpected twists and turns. "Science Finders" takes a comedic spin on scientific discoveries, showing us that even the most brilliant minds can have their fair share of mishaps.

"J-Pop America Funtime Now!" is a delightful parody that explores the fascinating world of Japanese pop culture. The Primate Research Center skit will have you in stitches as the cast brings to life the quirky antics of our primate friends. And who can forget the iconic Liza Minelli, who tries her best to turn off a lamp in a skit that is guaranteed to have you laughing out loud.

To top it all off, the Anniversary Orchestra adds a touch of elegance to the show, providing beautiful musical interludes throughout the episode. With Jonah Hill at the helm and The Shins setting the stage on fire, this episode of Saturday Night Live is one you won't want to miss. So grab your popcorn and get ready for an evening of laughter and entertainment!

The episode was rated 8.79 from 28 votes.

In this festive episode of Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Fallon welcomes the talented Michael Bublé to the stage. Get ready to be serenaded with the smooth sounds of Bublé's holiday hits as he performs "A Holly, Jolly Christmas" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."

But the music is just the beginning! This episode is packed with hilarious skits that will have you laughing out loud. From the classic Sully and Denise duo to the Today show parody with Kathie Lee and Hoda, the comedic genius of SNL is on full display.

You won't want to miss the Michael Bublé Christmas Duets, where he teams up with the SNL cast for a musical extravaganza. And be prepared for some mirror shenanigans in the Mirror Sketch, as the cast takes comedy to new heights. With skits like the 1920s Party, Half Jewish, Half Italian, Completely Neurotic, and the Tebow and Jesus sketch, this episode promises non-stop entertainment. So grab some eggnog, cozy up by the fire, and enjoy the holiday hilarity on Saturday Night Live!

The episode was rated 8.79 from 43 votes.

In this episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by the talented Maya Rudolph, the stage is set for a night filled with laughter and entertainment. The musical guest for the night is the energetic and dynamic duo, Sleigh Bells. They kick off the show with a powerful performance of their hit song "Comeback Kid," setting the tone for an unforgettable evening.

As the skits unfold, viewers are treated to a hilarious lineup of familiar characters and witty sketches. From the uproarious sports commentary of "New York Sports Now" to the quirky banter of "Bronx Beat," the comedy hits all the right notes. And if you're a fan of Maya Angelou, you won't want to miss the side-splitting spoof titled "Maya Angelou's I Know Why The Caged Bird Laughs."

But that's not all! The show takes a hilarious dive into the lives of power couple Beyonce and Jay Z, offering a playful take on their glamorous lifestyle. And who could forget the iconic "What's Up With That?" sketch, where unexpected surprises and catchy tunes collide? Plus, there's a special appearance by First Lady Michelle Obama, delivering a heartfelt message to the audience.

With so many entertaining skits and the electrifying performance by Sleigh Bells, this episode of Saturday Night Live is a must-watch for fans of comedy and music alike. So grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to laugh your way through an evening of pure entertainment.

The episode was rated 8.91 from 44 votes.