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(#12) Bruce Willis
- 63
- Season: 39 (2013-14)
- Episode: 3
This Armageddon mission is a little different. Bruce Willis leads his men on a deadly mission to destroy an asteroid, only this time, he’s got Kirby on board. Kirby is the best drill setter Stamper’s seen in 20 years, and he loves his tiny little kitty cat.
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(#6) Adam Driver
- 35
- Season: 41 (2015-16)
- Episode: 10
Driver played the Star Wars: The Force Awakens character on SNL shortly after the film premiered and fans who hadn’t seen Girls (which is probably at least 90%, let's be honest) got to see the actor’s comedy chops. His Kylo Ren seethes his way through Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base, where everyone knows it's him.
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(#27) Taylor Lautner
- 27
- Season: 35 (2009-10)
- Episode: 9
So technically this isn't a reprisal of a character; it's more of a send-up of the character's fans, but it was too funny not to include it. Ellie (Jenny Slate) is Team Jacob. Mariana (Lautner) is Team Edward. They duke it out in science class over who’s the best. The sketch is a little too real, which is what makes it so hilarious.
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(#21) Andrew Garfield
- 35
- Season: 39 (2013-14)
- Episode: 19
Spider-Man was tougher to shoot than anyone could have guessed, because Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield don’t know how to kiss. They used stunt doubles in the first movie. Chris Martin offers to step in and shoos Stone away, creating a moment that cannot be unseen.
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(#15) Macaulay Culkin
- 38
- Season: 17 (1991-92)
- Episode: 7
Macaulay Culkin conjures Kevin McCallister from Home Alone in this cold open from 1991, shoving Chris Farley into a table filled with pizza and spilling cola on Phil Hartman. When Culkin (as Kevin) asks Lorne Michaels why he’s treated like scum, Michaels responds, “Because you’re a host.”
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(#18) Channing Tatum
- 38
- Season: 37 (2011-12)
- Episode: 13
Well, a version of Magic Mike. In his monologue, Tatum recounts his stripper past and discovers some of his regulars in the audience.
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