'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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Drew Barrymore

One of only two women to be part of the Five-Timers Club, six-time headliner Barrymore holds an even more unique distinction -- she was the youngest person to host, at age 7. It's a record not likely to be broken anytime soon (hey, even Quvenzhané Wallis was 9 when she got her Oscar nomination).
Drew Barrymore

One of only two women to be part of the Five-Timers Club, six-time headliner Barrymore holds an even more unique distinction -- she was the youngest person to host, at age 7. It's a record not likely to be broken anytime soon (hey, even Quvenzhané Wallis was 9 when she got her Oscar nomination).