Saturday night's musical guest was also the surprise star of host Will Ferrell's monologue. By Ashley Iasimone Will Ferrell’s much-anticipated monologue for his return as SNL host was hijacked by two music stars: Paul McCartney and Red Hot Chili Peppers ...

It was old-home night for comedian-actor Will Ferrell, who hosted the 51st season finale of Saturday Night Live, where he once worked for seven years. But it wasn’t Will Ferrell who stepped out on stage and boasted that it was his sixth time hosting SNL amid giggles from some audience members who were in on the joke.

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Saturday Night Live closed out its 51st season on May 16 with Will Ferrell hosting for the sixth time and Paul McCartney as musical guest. The episode featured Ferrell as Epstein's ghost in the cold