Saturday Night Live paid tribute to Betty White by re-airing the episode she hosted in 2010.

White, who died overnight Thursday into Friday in her sleep at age 99, just a few weeks shy of her 100th birthday, won an Emmy for best guest actress in a comedy series for her work on SNL.

That episode, which first aired May 8, 2010, featured White in sketches including one in which she played the grandmother of a prisoner (Kenan Thompson) who brings her in to scare bullies straight and another in which she played a woman who makes a census taker (Tina Fey) really uncomfortable with her bizarre answers.

That marked White’s first and only time hosting SNL, though she did return for an appearance in the show’s 40th anniversary special in 2015.

According to executive producer Lorne Michaels, he’d asked White to host the show only to be turned down three times. She finally came around following a Facebook campaign that went viral.

Jay-Z was the featured musical guest in the 2010 episode, which aired again on Saturday (Jan. 1) on NBC, following a vintage episode of SNL at 10 p.m. ET.

This article was originally published by The Hollywood Reporter.