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	\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday1}}Episode 1		\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday1}}Episode 1
	\|September 17, 2009		\|September 17, 2009
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	*] returned to co-anchor with ].
	*] and the featured player cast (including the two new members) did not appear in this episode.
	*] appeared as ].
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	\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday2}}Episode 2		\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday2}}Episode 2
	\|September 24, 2009		\|September 24, 2009
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	*] returned to co-anchor with ] for a second time.
	*] cameoed in a '']'' spoof.
	*New featured player ] makes her debut in the cold opening as ]
	*] and ] did not appear in this episode
	*] appeared as ].
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	\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday3}}Episode 3		\|{{anchor\|show2009thursday3}}Episode 3
	\|October 1, 2009		\|October 1, 2009
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	*First Weekend Update Thursday not to have a cold open.
	*] and the featured player cast did not appear in this episode.
	*] appeared as ].
	*] appeared as ].
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			===Primetime airings===
	==Listings==
	*'''September 26, 2009 '']/]'' (35.1, live)'''
	*'''October 3, 2009 '']/]'' (35.2, live)'''
	*'''October 10, 2009 '']/]'' (35.3, live)'''
	*'''October 17, 2009 '']/]'' (35.4, live)'''
	*'''October 24, 2009''' Megan Fox/U2 (35.1, repeat)''
	*'''October 31, 2009''' Ryan Reynolds/Lady Gaga'' (35.2, repeat)''
	*'''November 7, 2009 '']'' (35.5 live)'''
	*'''November 14, 2009 '']/] '' (35.6, live)'''
	*'''November 21, 2009 '']/]'' (35.7, live)'''
	*'''November 28, 2009''' Gerard Butler/Shakira (35.4, repeat)''
	*'''December 5, 2009 '']/]'' (35.8, live)
	*'''December 12, 2009 '']/]'' (35.9, live)
	*'''December 19, 2009 '']/]'' (35.10, live)

	===Prime-Time Airings===

	*'''December 17, 2009: ''9:00''''' ''SNL Christmas 2009'' ''(S.18)''		*'''December 17, 2009: ''9:00''''' ''SNL Christmas 2009'' ''(S.18)''
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	\|{{anchor\|showchristmas2009}}Saturday Night Live Christmas 2009		\|{{anchor\|showchristmas2009}}Saturday Night Live Christmas 2009
	\|December 17, 2009		\|December 17, 2009
	\|Features past Christmas-related sketches.<ref name="snlchristmas2009press">http://www.nbc.com/news/2009/11/11/nbc-unwraps-a-bundle-of-holiday-themed-series-and-specials/</ref>
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	*First episode for ] and first full episode for ].
	*] performed "]", "]" and "]".
	*A new opening sequence which mentions SNL's 35 years on-air debuts with this episode.
	*During the "Biker Chick Chat" sketch, ] accidentally says, "You stood up for yourself, and I fuckin' love you for that!" Most of the sketch before and after consisted of everyone saying "Friggin'," "frickin'" or "freakin'". Slate quickly holds her breath after realizing her mistake. On the October 24, 2009 rerun of this episode, a dress rehearsal version of the sketch aired instead of the live show version.
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	*] performed "]" and a medley of "]", "]" and "]".
	*Lady Gaga said "shit" during the "Paparazzi". In reruns, the dress rehearsal performance is aired where she says "stuff" instead.
	*A new format for the introduction of the musical guest and host debuted in this episode.
	*] appears in the ].
	*] (Reynolds' wife) appears in the "Porcelain Fountains" ad portraying the same Lexi character that she played during her past two hosting appearances.
	*] and ] appeared in ]. Lady Gaga also appeared in another sketch after her second performance.
	*] appeared as Gov. ] during ].
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	*] performed "]" and "The Calculation".
	*With this episode, ] has hosted more than any other woman in SNL history, passing ].
	*] (Barrymore's ex-boyfriend) appeared as ] in a sketch called "Celebrity Ghost Stories".
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	*] performed "]" and "]".
	*] made a cameo reprising his role as "The Rock" Obama in the cold opening.
	*First episode in SNL history where a sole advertiser (Anheiser-Busch's ] Golden Wheat) has bought all national ad time. During this ad time, outtakes from dress rehearsal from the 1990's and 2000's were shown.<ref></ref>
	*] appeared as himself in the sketch "What Up with That?". He had no lines.
	*This is the first episode of the season not to feature an ].
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	* ] performed "]" and "]".
	* ] replaces ] as ] in ] sketch.
	* ] returned to do another "Really?! with Seth and Amy" during ]. Poehler also introduced Swift's second performance.
	* At 19 years old, Taylor Swift is now the second youngest host and musical guest to appear on ''SNL'' (after ], who was 18 when she first hosted and performed).
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	*] performed "]", "]" and "]", and also appeared in the Today Show sketch.
	*] replaces ] as ] from Mad Men.
	*] replaces ] as ] in the Today Show sketch.
	*During the monologue, the '']'' fan played by Fred Armisen says he prefers ] to ], a reference to Fred Armisen's marriage to ].
	*] cameoed as ] on ].
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	*] performed "]" and "]".
	*]'s opening monologue was a song and dance tribute to ]'s "]" number in '']''
	*] cameoed as ] in "The Mellow Show" while ] portrayed Matthews
	*] took over ]'s role of Nancy in the "Dysfunctional Holiday Dinner" sketch.
	*] and ] appeared in "What Up with That?", although Kaling had no lines. Gore also appeared in Weekend Update.
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	*Confirmed on air
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	(35.9)		(35.9)
	\|December 12, 2009		\|December 12, 2009
		⚫	\|]<ref name="nbcumv">https://www.nbcumv.com/</ref> <ref name="nbcpressscreen">http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/1729/snl111.jpg</ref>
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	(35.10)		(35.10)
	\|December 19, 2009		\|December 19, 2009
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Revision as of 07:31, 4 December 2009

Season of television series

Saturday Night Live Season 35
Season 35
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Release
Original network	NBC
Original release	September 26, 2009 – TBD
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The thirty-fifth season of the variety series Saturday Night Live broadcasts September 26, 2009 — May 2010 on NBC.

Shortly before the start of the season, featured players Casey Wilson and Michaela Watkins were dropped from the cast. Watkins said that producer Lorne Michaels told her that he "felt deep down that I should have my own show… He said it had nothing to do with talent. And I’m just going to go on that. That was his only explanation." Longtime cast member Darrell Hammond has left the show, but will make occasional guest appearances if needed.

Jenny Slate and Nasim Pedrad joined at the start of the season as featured players. Slate is a frequent performer with the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City and has also appeared in comedy segments on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Pedrad is an alum of The Groundlings and recently had a successful run of her one-woman show "Me, Myself and Iran" at the Los Angeles division of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.

Weekend Update Thursday

Weekend Update Thursday is again scheduled to air in conjunction with this season. As many as thirteen episodes will be produced. SNL Thursday (September 17, 2009 — October 1, 2009).

Episode Number	Original Air Date
Episode 1	September 17, 2009
Episode 2	September 24, 2009
Episode 3	October 1, 2009

Cast

Repertory players

Featured Players

Primetime airings

December 17, 2009: 9:00 SNL Christmas 2009 (S.18)

Specials

Episode Number	Original Air Date
Saturday Night Live Christmas 2009	December 17, 2009

Episodes

Episode Number	Date	Host	Musical Guest
659 (35.1)	September 26, 2009	Megan Fox	U2
660 (35.2)	October 3, 2009	Ryan Reynolds	Lady Gaga
661 (35.3)	October 10, 2009	Drew Barrymore	Regina Spektor
662 (35.4)	October 17, 2009	Gerard Butler	Shakira
663 (35.5)	November 7, 2009	Taylor Swift
664 (35.6)	November 14, 2009	January Jones	Black Eyed Peas
665 (35.7)	November 21, 2009	Joseph Gordon-Levitt	Dave Matthews Band
666 (35.8)	December 5, 2009	Blake Lively	Rihanna
667 (35.9)	December 12, 2009	Taylor Lautner	Bon Jovi
668 (35.10)	December 19, 2009	James Franco	Muse

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