Alec Baldwin to Host Saturday Night Live Finale 
 
 Break out the Schweddy Balls! 
 
 Saturday Night Live will close out its season with Alec Baldwin hosting the finale. 
 
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 The 30 Rock star, who will tie his Oscar co-host Steve Martin by hosting SNL a 15th time, told a reporter at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday that he will do the show on May 15. 
 
 Baldwin will follow Betty White's hosting debut on May 8. 
 
 He also had some advice for her: "Don't blow it out in the dress rehearsal." 
 
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 An NBC rep for the show declined to comment. ||||| Image Credit: NBCBetty White’s appearance on Saturday Night Live was truly golden: Last night’s edition posted its highest overnight ratings in 18 months. The telecast featuring White and musical guest Jay-Z averaged an 8.8 rating/21 share among 56 local markets tracked by Nielsen. That’s a high for the series since Nov. 1, 2008, when Ben Affleck hosted and Republican Presidential nominee John McCain appeared alongside Tina Fey as Gov. Sarah Palin. 
 
 In 25 markets with local people meters, last night’s edition averaged a 5.1/20 share among adults 18-49 – another high since the Nov. 1 telecast. 
 
 Not surprisingly, last night’s SNL was No. 1 for the night, topping all primetime programs on all major networks. In homes, SNL doubled the No. 1 telecast in primetime, which was ABC’s coverage of the NBA Playoffs (a 4.4/8 in metered markets). Versus the same night last year, SNL was up 66 percent in metered-market households. Besides White, last night’s edition also featured appearances by SNL alums Rachel Dratch, Fey, Ana Gasteyer, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph and Molly Shannon. 
 
 Final ratings, including viewer totals, for last night are due from Nielsen on Thursday.
– With Betty White hosting, Saturday Night Live drew its best ratings of the season and the largest audience since Nov. 1, 2008, when John McCain appeared with the Tina Fey version of then-running mate Sarah Palin. The broadcast thrashed not just its time-slot competitors but also every primetime show, reports Entertainment Weekly. Your move, Alec Baldwin.