19 Famous People Who Were, Without A Doubt, Downright Hilarious On "SNL"

“John Mulaney has so many funny sketches, like ‘What’s That Name,’ the ‘Chad Horror Movie,’ ‘National School Walkout,’ and others — not to mention, his monologues are beautifully hilarious!” —BeamMeUpSoftboy

“His ‘Diner Lobster’ trilogy is quite possibly the best thing I have ever watched.” —bookworm47

“Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s SNL episode is one of my favorite episodes ever.” —ayelamarcuson1

Phoebe killed it in all of the sketches she was in (especially “William and Lydia”), but she absolutely nailed it during her monologue. Her timing was impeccable, and she was honestly just saying everything we were all thinking about Fleabag.

“We all can’t forget about Eddie Murphy’s iconic return to the SNL stage. From start to finish, he was absolutely amazing and hysterical.” —jadag47c60b8ec

“Anytime Maya comes back to SNL, she absolutely kills it!!! She’s brilliant as Kamala Harris, but one of my all-time favorite sketches was when she hosted back in 2012 and played Beyoncé after giving birth to Blue Ivy. Her comedic timing was A+, and it makes me crack the heck up whenever I watch it on YouTube.” —Kayla Yandoli

“His SNL sketches are legend.” —writevalda

“Taylor Swift was one of the first hosts to write her own monologue, and it was genius. She was able to joke around and make fun of herself while also calling out unfair criticism against her.” —kristinleonard717

“I still laugh about that RuPaul library sketch. His ‘Girl, bye’ made me lose it. He’s beyond awesome.” —ashleyl61

“Bruno Mars as a sad mouse in Times Square was hilarious.” —beach_queen

“Y’all are sleeping on Bruno Mars as a host…he was INCREDIBLE!!!” —kellyfrohm

“Emma Stone!!! She’s amazing in every sketch she’s been in — it’s like she’s actually a member herself! She’s such a natural and never fails to make me laugh.” —sparksfly89

“His whole episode was GOLD! I have ‘Crucible Cast Party’ on a playlist, and I get down to it anytime it comes on. The ‘Campfire’ sketch was also hilarious!” —coril

“I was in The Crucible in high school and literally went to a Crucible cast party. The SNL sketch was so accurate, it hurt!” —alyssalorraineg

“Dave Chappelle was the first SNL host after Donald Trump was elected in 2016, and he did a great job kind of ‘soothing’ the viewers and making light of a terrifying situation. Great host!” —annavillard

“I think SNL is really what made Dwayne Johnson a star. People didn’t know what to expect the first time he hosted, but he was hilarious and charming, and people really started to see another side of him.” —mglitcher

“Sandra Oh was my favorite host, especially in the ‘Substitute Teacher’ sketch! She was also brilliant in ‘The Duel’ — her poor, poor character!” —❤SLEXIE❤

“Saoirse Ronan was honestly so funny when she was on the show.” —donut1213

“The ‘Welcome to Hell’ sketch was iconic.” —arya_ravenclaw

“Ryan Gosling was hilarious. The ‘Close Encounter’ sketch with Kate McKinnon and Cecily Strong, the commercial for Levi’s woke jeans, the guy obsessed with finding the graphic designer who used the Papyrus font for Avatar’s logo?! C’mon.” —rachelleburnside

“Kerry Washington had one of the best stand-alone episodes ever and should have been invited back by now! She committed to the characters and elevated the sketches. What a pro.” —Currentlove42

“Sterling K. Brown. His episode was so good, I rewatched it again the next morning. The Shrek sketch? A classic. He was part of one of the best Celebrity Family Feud sketches, and I think ‘Dying Mrs. Gomez’ was the hardest I have literally ever laughed during SNL.” —emmam48a39c849

“Lindsay Lohan when she first hosted, especially since she helped give us the original Debbie Downer sketch! It was hilarious when she broke character.” —oldsoulphoenix

“I couldn’t stop laughing when Kristen Stewart did a Totino’s commercial spoof with Vanessa Bayer. She was sooooo good and funny.” —allisonh4e1a6a9f4