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Here Are Your Final SNL Hosts & Musical Guests Of 2014

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Jen Carlson

Published Nov 20, 2014

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James Franco in the role of a lifetime: Winter Boyfriend

Last weekend's host Woody Harrelson delivered one of the best Saturday Night Live's in a long time, but will the high bar he set rise even higher by year's end? The show just announced the rest of the hosts and musical guests coming to Studio 8H through 2014, and there's some talent on the roster:

• December 6th: James Franco, with musical guest Nicki Minaj
• December 13th: Sherlock's (sorry Cumberbitches) Martin Freeman, with musical guest Charli XCX
• December 20th: Amy Adams, with musical guest One Direction

Franco has hosted twice before (in 2008 and 2009), and we think in time he'll make it to the Five-Timers Club.

Saturday Night Live has unwrapped its list of guest hosts and musical performers through the holiday season. Adams has hosted once before, in 2008; and this is Martin Freeman's first time.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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