McCartney joined host Paul Rudd for some fun during his opening monologue, and later appeared in an SNL Digital Short by Andy Samberg.
Paul Rudd – opening monologue
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
SNL Digital Short – Stumblin’
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
During SNL News, Paul sat in with news host/head writer Seth Myers for an item about the student riots in London this week.
SNL Weekend Update – London student riots
With Paul McCartney
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
Ultimately, it was about the music, and viewers were treated to four McCartney performances, as opposed to the standard two musical slots on the show.
“Jet” was up first, followed by the title track of 1973’s “Band On The Run.” Paul dipped into The Beatles catalogue for “A Day In The Life,” which blended into John Lennon's "Give Peace A Chance." When host Paul Rudd was wrapping up his thanks at the end of the show, McCartney hit the stage again to play “Get Back” as the show credits rolled.
Paul McCartney – Jet
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
Paul McCartney – Band On The Run
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
Paul McCartney – A Day In The Life - Give Peace A Chance / Get Back
Saturday Night Live – December 11, 2010
