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Saturday Night Live Season 38 Episode 10

Martin Short / Paul McCartney

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AIRED: 12/15/12

Live from New York, it's... the New York City Children's Choir!

Sketches include "Silent Night," "A Tony Bennett Christmas," "The RoyalGynecologist," "You're a Rat Bastard, Charlie Brown," "What Up With That?" "Restoration Hardware," and "Pageant Audition."

Paul McCartney performed "My Valentine," "Cut Me Some Slack" (featuring Nirvana), and "Wonderful Christmas Time."

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SNL: Tears, F-bombs, Nirvana, and Best of All, Martin Short

A somber, solemn cold open gave way to much more festive good time in this week's highly enjoyable holiday episode of SNL.

By Price Peterson, Dec 17, 2012

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By BenjaminSanbo, Dec 16, 2012

Probably the worst episode I've ever seen, which is a striking contrast from last weeks amazing episode with Jamie Foxx.
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Kate McKinnon	Herself
Aidy Bryant	Herself
Cecily Strong	Herself
Vanessa Bayer	Herself
Jay Pharaoh	Himself
Taran Killam	Himself

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Kristen Wiig	Herself	Guest Star
Paul McCartney	Himself	Guest Star
Samuel L. Jackson	Himself	Guest Star
Martin Short	Himself	Recurring Role
Lorne Michaels	Himself	Recurring Role
Paul Shaffer	Himself	Recurring Role

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- Gynocologist: I'm sorry, must we call it the Royal...Ahem?
  Rupert Smythe-Pennington: (opening his portfolio) Well, the only other acceptable terms I know are "The Governess," "The Kingmaker", "Her Downton Abbey"... (he stares at the doctor for a long moment as he tries to reign in his laughter, successfully preventing himself from breaking), "The Chunnel", "Dame Judi Dench", "Piccadilly Cervix" and "Thompson's English Muffin." Now?
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- In lieu of an opening sketch, the New York City Children's Choir performed a solemn, a capella rendition of "Silent Night." This was a tribute to the children and faculty that were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT the day before this was originally broadcast.
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