SNL Recap: Jonah Hill Hosts, The Shins Perform
Bringing the laughs to the NBC sketch comedy show, Jonah Hill took over the hosting duties on yesterday's (March 10) episode of "Saturday Night Live".
Kicking things off was a chilly Open sketch finding Rush Limbaugh (played by Taran Killam) laying into the “sluts” at Turbo Tax and alternative sponsors that pulled their ads from his show as a results of his contraception rant, when that Jonah stepped onstage for his monologue within which he gloated to the Studio 8H audience regarding having been nominated for an Academy Award this year - solely to possess Tom Hanks create a surprise look to place the "Moneyball" actor in his place.
During the course of the show, a favourite was a Weekend Update phase within which Andy Samberg stepped into the role of Sarah Palin to critique the just-aired HBO movie regarding the previous Alaska governor titled "Game modification," moreover as a chunk within which Kristen Wiig channeled Paula Deen in addressing the sexual harassment lawsuit the celebrity chef is facing as a results of her brother's alleged actions.
Other clips included a digital short dubbed “Tennis Balls” within which Hill is repeatedly hit in his man jewels to check the human heart rate when undergoing stress, at the side of a little titled "J Pop" that saw Michigan State students welcome their friend from Jewish summer camp, who happened to be a Samurai sword enthusiast.
Joining Jonah on last night's "Saturday Night Live" was musical guest The Shins, because the indie rock band consisting of James Mercer, Yuuki Matthews, Jessica Dobson, Joe Plummer and Richard Swift offered up performances of their songs "It's solely Life" and "Simple Song".
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