January 25, 2014

January 25, 2014 Season 39 episode


Episode	757
Season Episode	12
Host	Jonah Hill
Musical Guest(s)	Bastille
Song(s) performed by Musical Guest(s)	"Pompeii" "Oblivion".

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January 18, 2014

Next Episode
February 1, 2014

The 757th episode and 12th episode of Saturday Night Live's 39th season premiered on January 25, 2014, hosted by actor Jonah Hill, star of the hit films The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up, Superbad, Get Him to the Greek, Cyrus, 21 Jump Street, and the sequel 22 Jump Street, This Is the End and The Wolf of Wall Street, and the hit animated films Horton Hears a Who, DreamWorks Animation's How to Train Your Dragon franchise and Megamind, with English pop rock band Bastille as the musical guests, who performing "Pompeii" and "Oblivion". This is Jonah Hill's 3rd time hosting and the musical guest debut for Bastille on SNL.

Jonah Hill previously hosted SNL on the following dates: On March 15, 2008, the eighth episode of SNL's 33rd season, with musical guest Mariah Carey, and on March 10, 2012, the seventeenth episode of SNL's 37th season, with the musical guests being The Shins.

Jonah Hill’s goodnight speech is "Thanks To Bastille, Thanks To Leonardo DiCaprio, Thanks To Michael Cera, and to Lorne and This Great Cast, To the Writers and the Crew I Love You Guys Thank You". (Cheers and applause)

Cast[]

Repertory Players[]

Featured Players[]

Cameo by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Filmed cameo by Michael Cera.

Sketches and Musical Performances[]

Cold Open Sketch Videotaped Weekend Update Music Performance Other

Title	Image	Summary
Heterosexual Figure Skating Cold Opening		Scott Hamilton (Killam) and Tara Lipinski (Strong) are commentators of the heterosexual figure skating competition, replacing the normal figure skating team due to Russia's anti-gay laws. Included Bobby Moynihan, Jay Pharoah, Kate McKinnon, and Beck Bennett as skaters.
Jonah Hill's Monologue		Actor Jonah Hill return to hosted SNL for the third time. When his monologue turns into a Q&A about Leonardo DiCaprio, he tries to be a big shot by explaining that Leo wasn't even supposed to be part of The Wolf of Wall Street... until Leo actually shows up. Jonah's Wolf of Wall Street co-star Leonardo DiCaprio guest stars in the monologue stage and joins him in a parody of the film Titanic.
Adam Grossman		Adam Grossman (Jonah Hill) goes out to eat with his stepmother (Vanessa Bayer). They encounter two other diners (Nöel Wells and Sasheer Zamata), as well as the waitress (Kate McKinnon) and the chef (Nasim Pedrad).
Hit men		Three hit men (Taran Killam, Kenan Thompson, and Jay Pharoah) get distracted by their surroundings.
Couples Quiz		Two couples (Jonah Hill and Cecily Strong, and Taran Killam and Sahseer Zamata) appear on a game show, where the host (Kenan Thompson) questions Hill over a clogged toilet.
Bastille performs "Pompeii"
Weekend Update with Seth Meyers and Cecily Strong		Olya Povlatsky (Kate McKinnon) and Justin Bieber's arresting officer Frank Medina (Kenan Thompson) are interviewed.
Sweetland Ranch		Two stable owners (Cecily Strong and Jonah Hill) are attacked by horses while a child (Nasim Pedrad) watches.
Me		A parody of the movie Her, a man (Jonah Hill) falls in love with his computer's male personality (voiced by Beck Bennett). Also stars Bayer and guest Michael Cera.
Dinner at the Boss'		A man (Jonah Hill) has dinner at the home of his boss and boss' wife (Beck Bennett and Kate McKinnon) and another couple (Kenan Thompson and Aidy Bryant). At every minor slipup, he runs to the bathroom to scream at himself, not realizing the others can hear.
Inside SoCal		Two boys (Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney) host a talk show in the basement of Keith's (Jonah Hill) father's (Bobby Moynihan) house.
Bastille performs "Oblivion"
Porn Star Commercial		Former porn stars (Vanessa Bayer and Cecily Strong) make an ad for Lamborghini, with the help of Martin (Jonah Hill).
Goodbyes and Closing Credits		Jonah Hill thanked Bastille, Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Cera, Lorne, this great cast, writers, and crew and the audience for having him back, which he loved them all.