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Paul McCartney & Will Ferrell in SNL promos

'SNL' season 51 finale: Will Ferrell plays Epstein's ghost and Paul McCartney delivers a surprise third song

Saturday Night Live wrapped its 51st season on May 16 with Will Ferrell hosting for the sixth time and Paul McCartney serving as musical guest.

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SNL recap: Best moments from Will Ferrell hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’ season finale

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Will Ferrell and Paul McCartney Made 'SNL' Season 51 a Triumphant End of an Era (Maybe?)

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Paul McCartney Stuns SNL With Surprise Encore of 'Coming Up'

Paul McCartney came full circle on Saturday Night Live.

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'SNL' cold open has Will Ferrell as the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein

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Watch Paul McCartney close out ‘SNL’ with surprise performance of ‘Coming Up’

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Will Ferrell's rock star look-alike tricks “SNL” audience with host monologue

After the real Ferrell exposed Smith to the audience, he claimed his doppelgänger had "pushed me down backstage, and I fell hard."

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‘SNL’ Season 51 Finale Cold Open Features Will Ferrell as Jeffrey Epstein’s Ghost

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See Will Ferrell’s 11 Funniest “Saturday Night Live” Moments

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SNL: Paul McCartney performs Band on the Run, Coming Up, Days

McCartney fans got three live performances, plus a couple other cameos from the Beatle, as Season 51 came to a close.

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Will Ferrell pranks 'SNL' viewers with Chad Smith in opening monologue

Will Ferrell is live from New York once again, and he pulled a bit of a prank on viewers in his "Saturday Night Live" opening monologue.

SNL season 51 finale: Will Ferrell plays Jeffrey Epstein's ghost, Chad Smith crashes the monologue and Paul McCartney delivers a surprise third song

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

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Surfing The Tube: Don Was Plays NPR Tiny Desk; Nas & AZ Perform On Fallon; Will Ferrell & Paul McCartney Take On SNL This Weekend

Tiny Desk Concert Detroit native and legendary president of Blue Note Records, Don Was, takes the NPR Tiny Desk