Celebrities Crash Kristen Wiig's 'Five-Timers Club' Party In 'SNL' Monologue
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The "Saturday Night Live" alum celebrated her fifth time hosting the NBC comedy sketch show.
Several celebrity guests welcomed “Saturday Night Live” host Kristen Wiig into the “Five-Timers Club” during her opening monologue this weekend.
The “SNL” alum remarked on the “special” occasion of hosting the show for the fifth time before Paul Rudd interrupted her from the audience.
“You know, I also heard a rumor you might be doing one of those ‘Five-Timers’ sketches featuring awesome celebrity cameos, so, is there like a script or something I can look at for that?” Rudd asked.
“Oh, no, I’m sorry. I don’t think we’re doing one of those,” Wiig replied.
“Oh, OK,” said Rudd as he quietly returned to his seat.
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