December 4, 2010 Season 36 episode
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| Episode | 688 |
| Season Episode | 8 |
| Host | Robert De Niro |
| Musical Guest(s) | Diddy-Dirty Money |
| Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s) |
"Coming Home" "Ass on the Floor" |
| Previous Episode November 20, 2010 |
Next Episode December 11, 2010 |
The 8th episode of Season 36 and the 688th episode of Saturday Night Live premiered on December 4, 2010. It was hosted by actor Robert De Niro with musical guests Diddy-Dirty Money. This is Robert De Niro's 3rd hosting stint. This is also Diddy-Dirty Money's only musical guest appearance and Puff Daddy's 2nd and last musical guest appearance on SNL.
Robert De Niro previously hosted SNL on the following dates: On December 7, 2002, the seventh episode of SNL's 28th season, with musical guest Norah Jones, and on December 18, 2004, the eighth and Christmas episode of SNL's 30th season, with musical guests Destiny's Child.
Puff Daddy last appeared on the May 9, 1998 episode, which is the Season 23 finale, hosted by actor David Duchovny, star of Californiacation and the X-Files.
Cast[]
Repertory Players[]
- Fred Armisen
- Abby Elliott
- Bill Hader
- Seth Meyers
- Bobby Moynihan
- Andy Samberg
- Jason Sudeikis
- Kenan Thompson
- Kristen Wiig
Featured Players[]
Cameos by Robin Williams and Ben Stiller.
Sketches and Music Performances[]
Cold Open Sketch Videotaped Weekend Update Music Performance Other
| Title | Image | Summary |
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| WikiLeaks TMZ Cold Opening | {{[1]}} | Julian Assange (Bill Hader) interrupts a message from President Barack Obama (Fred Armisen) to display footage of politicians caught in compromising positions. |
| Robert De Niro's Monologue | {{[2]}} | Although he was born in New York, actor Robert DeNiro gets all the facts about his hometown confused with other cities, as he returned to host SNL for the third time. |
| Book Ad | {{Y8jG_VLxwk7TSOs}} | Quick-published author Harlan Kane (Robert DeNiro) announces his latest tome — get it now before his next wave of titles are released. |
| What Up with That? With Robert De Niro and Robin Williams | {{[3]}} | Diondre Cole (Kenan Thompson) interrupts Hollywood guests Robert DeNiro, Robin Williams, and Lindsey Buckingham (Bill Hader) so he can continue singing his theme song. |
| From the Garden with Mr. Produce | Mr. Produce, Tony Sicilia (Robert DeNiro), is riddled with bug-infested produce because his angst-ridden college son (Andy Samberg) forgot to water the vegetables while he was out-of-town to appear on “The Today Show”. | |
| SNL Digital Short: Party at Mr. Bernard's | {{8 vogjXcsHTFGg68}} | |
| Diddy-Dirty Money perform "Coming Home" | ||
| Weekend Update with Seth Meyers | {{[4]}} {{[5]}} {{[6]}} |
With guests, Kim (Nasim Pedrad), Khloe (Abby Elliott) and Kourtney Kardashian (Vanessa Bayer) apologize for a failed attempt at issuing their own credit card, “Spider-man: The Musical” actor Ryan Christopher (Andy Samberg) hangs upside-down to relate tales of accidents inflicted upon his predecessors and 1982 aerobics instructor Janet Judy Tran (Kristen Wiig) performs while providing obesity weight-loss tips. |
| Little Fockers Film Fan | {{https://youtu.be/iiufC3OrGZ8?si=LJSbshw0vooAfZOS]}} | |
| Blizzard Man with Diddy and De Niro | {{[https://youtu.be/852Bj70M8Nk?si=1VBJq-ANn1N2z4H}} | Blizzard Man (Andy Samberg) and his mother (Robert DeNiro) lay down a track on Diddy’s new album. |
| La Rivista Della Televisione | {{[7]}} | Vinny Vedecci (Bill Hader) tries to get guest Robert DeNiro to say the famous line from “Taxi Driver”. |
| Bosley Hair Restoration | Repeat from September 25, 2010, the previous season's premiere episode. | |
| Diddy-Dirty Money perform "Ass on the Floor" | ||
| It's a Living | {{[8]}} | After a stressful day at the office, Calvin (Andy Samberg) wonders who he has to screw to get a drink at the bar, and is surprised to meet the two long-haired drifters (Robert DeNiro, Ben Stiller) who maintain that responsibility. |
| Greetings from American America: I, Hippie | {{[9]}} | In a cartoon by Fred Wolf, a hippie (Dana Carvey) talks about the good old days while working at McDonald’s. |
| Goodbyes and Closing Credits | Robert De Niro thanked Diddy-Dirty Money, Robin Williams, Ben Stiller, Lorne, the cast and crew and everyone for having him back. |
| Preceded by: November 20, 2010 |
Saturday Night Live episode | Followed by: December 11, 2010 |