'Saturday Night Live' Five-Timers Club: Who's Hosted Five (or More) Shows?

When Ben Affleck hits the stage on "Saturday Night Live" this week, it will mark the fifth time the actor/director has hosted the show. And it will gain him entry into an exclusive club of "SNL" five-timers. The club was first mentioned by Tom Hanks during his fifth hosting gig in 1990 and was the subject of a sketch with other five-timers; the sketch was revived when Justin Timberlake hosted for the fifth time earlier this season. Who else is part of the club? — Kelly Woo, Yahoo! TV

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Buck Henry
From 1976 to 1980, the dryly humorous actor and writer ("Get Smart") racked up 10 hosting jobs, and it was tradition that he headline the season finale. In 1977, he hosted "SNL's" only attempt at a live remote show, from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Buck Henry
From 1976 to 1980, the dryly humorous actor and writer ("Get Smart") racked up 10 hosting jobs, and it was tradition that he headline the season finale. In 1977, he hosted "SNL's" only attempt at a live remote show, from Mardi Gras in New Orleans.