List of Saturday Night Live guests (U–Z)

Chairs in front of an empty stage with various instruments set up.
The main stage of Saturday Night Live where an episode host will perform the opening monologue

Saturday Night Live (SNL) is an American late-night sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels.[1] It premiered on NBC on October 11, 1975, under the title NBC's Saturday Night.[2] The show usually satirizes contemporary American popular culture and politics.[3][4][5] SNL features a two-tiered cast: the repertory cast members, and newer cast members known as "Featured Players."[6] A typical episode of SNL features a single host, who delivers the opening monologue and performs in sketches with the cast. The format also features a musical guest, and a number of episodes have featured celebrity cameos.[7][8]

George Carlin was the first to host the show.[9] Candice Bergen was both the first female host in November 8, 1975, and the first to host a second time in December of the same year.[10][11] On occasion, the episode's host also serves as the musical guest; the first was Paul Simon on October 18, 1975.[12] The most recent to pull double duty was Timothée Chalamet on January 25, 2025.[13] The Rolling Stones are the only band to ever serve as both host and musical guest during the same episode, which aired October 7, 1978.[14] Guests who host five times become members of the Five-Timers Club, introduced on the December 8, 1990, episode, when Tom Hanks became the seventh person to host their fifth episode.[15]

The list below shows the people who have appeared on the show. It is split into three sections: "Host", if the person hosted the show at any given time; "Musical guest", if a person was the musical guest on the show at any given time; and "Cameo", which is for a person who has appeared on the show but did not act as host or musical guest.

U

U
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Ref(s).
U2 Green tickY December 9, 2000 [16]
UB40 Green tickY February 12, 1994 [17]
Bob Uecker Green tickY October 13, 1984 [18]
Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York Green tickY February 26, 2022 [19]
Carrie Underwood Green tickY February 23, 2008 [20]
Kate Upton Green tickY February 18, 2012 [21]
Keith Urban Green tickY February 10, 2007 [22]
Robert Urich Green tickY March 20, 1982 [23]
Usher Green tickY May 17, 2008 [24][25]

V

V
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Ref(s).
Vampire Weekend Green tickY May 11, 2024 [26]
James Van Der Beek Green tickY January 16, 1999 [27]
Eddie Van Halen Green tickY February 28, 1987 [28]
Kenny Vance Green tickY May 21, 1977 [29]
Luther Vandross Green tickY Green tickY February 20, 1982 [30]
Nia Vardalos Green tickY November 9, 2002 [31][32]
Jimmie Vaughan Green tickY February 15, 1986 [33]
Stevie Ray Vaughan Green tickY
Vince Vaughn Green tickY December 5, 1998 [34]
Tesco Vee Green tickY October 31, 1981 [35]
Suzanne Vega Green tickY May 9, 1987 [36]
Sofia Vergara Green tickY April 7, 2012 [37]
Veruca Salt Green tickY March 15, 1997 [38]
Matt Vogel Green tickY December 18, 2004 [39]

W

Christopher Walken in a suit
Christopher Walken has hosted SNL seven times.
Morgan Wallen playing guitar
Morgan Wallen was set to appear in October 2020, but was removed for violating COVID-19 safety protocols.
W
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Notes Ref(s).
Andrew W.K. Green tickY March 22, 2002 [40]
Robert Wagner Green tickY December 9, 1989 [41]
Mark Wahlberg Green tickY October 19, 2008 [42][43]
Loudon Wainwright III Green tickY November 15, 1975 [44]
John Waite Green tickY January 12, 1985 [45]
Tom Waits Green tickY April 9, 1977 [16]
Wale Green tickY December 14, 2013 [46]
Christopher Walken Green tickY Green tickY January 20, 1990 Member of the "Five-Timers Club" [10][47]
Summer Walker Green tickY February 24, 2024 [48]
Morgan Wallen Green tickY Green tickY December 5, 2020 Originally set to appear on October 10, 2020, before being removed for violating NBC's COVID-19 safety protocols [49][50]
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Green tickY October 5, 2019 [51]
Barbara Walters Green tickY May 10, 2014 [52]
Christoph Waltz Green tickY February 16, 2013 [53]
Wanz Green tickY March 2, 2013 [54]
Andy Warhol Green tickY October 10, 1981 [55]
Malcolm-Jamal Warner Green tickY October 18, 1986 [56]
Jennifer Warnes Green tickY May 21, 1977 [57]
Elizabeth Warren Green tickY March 7, 2020 [58]
Dionne Warwick Green tickY November 6, 2021 [59]
Kerry Washington Green tickY Green tickY November 2, 2013 [60]
Sam Waterston Green tickY November 18, 1995 [61]
Muse Watson Green tickY November 21, 1998 [62]
Andrew Watt Green tickY April 25, 2020 [63]
J. J. Watt Green tickY February 1, 2020 [64]
Damon Wayans Green tickY April 8, 1995 Former cast member [65]
Carl Weathers Green tickY Green tickY January 30, 1988 [66]
Sigourney Weaver Green tickY October 11, 1986 [67]
The Weeknd Green tickY October 10, 2015 [68]
Marc Weiner Green tickY February 21, 1981 [69]
Raquel Welch Green tickY April 24, 1976 [70]
David Wells Green tickY December 1, 2001 [71]
George Wendt Green tickY March 22, 1986 [72]
Kanye West Green tickY May 18, 2013 [73][74]
Paul Westerberg Green tickY December 4, 1993 [75]
The Whiffenpoofs Green tickY December 12, 1981 [76]
Forest Whitaker Green tickY February 10, 2007 [77]
The White Stripes Green tickY October 19, 2002 [78]
Betty White Green tickY Green tickY May 8, 2010 [79]
Jack White Green tickY Green tickY October 19, 2002 [80][81]
Rondell White Green tickY December 13, 1997 [82]
Shaun White Green tickY October 1, 2022 [83]
Bradley Whitford Green tickY December 14, 2002 [84]
Steve Whitmire Green tickY December 18, 2004 As the voice of Kermit the Frog [85]
Kristen Wiig Green tickY Green tickY May 11, 2013 Former cast member; member of the "Five-Timers Club" [10]
Wilco Green tickY March 1, 2008 [86]
Olivia Wilde Green tickY May 21, 2011 [87]
Fred Willard Green tickY October 14, 1978 [88]
Allison Williams Green tickY November 3, 2007 [89]
Brian Williams Green tickY Green tickY November 3, 2007 [90][91]
Cindy Williams Green tickY February 20, 1977 [92]
Deniece Williams Green tickY April 7, 1984 [93]
Gerald Williams Green tickY December 13, 1997 Non-speaking role [94]
Robin Williams Green tickY Green tickY February 11, 1984 [95][96]
Tyler James Williams Green tickY October 4, 2003 [97]
Walter Williams Green tickY February 28, 1976 As the voice of Mr. Bill [98]
Wendy Williams Green tickY May 4, 2024 [99]
Bruce Willis Green tickY Green tickY September 30, 1989 [100][101]
Andrew Wilson Green tickY October 2, 2021 [102]
Brian Wilson Green tickY November 27, 1976 [30]
Flip Wilson Green tickY December 10, 1983 [103]
Luke Wilson Green tickY Green tickY October 2, 2021 [104][105]
Owen Wilson Green tickY Green tickY
Rainn Wilson Green tickY February 24, 2007 [32]
Dave Winfield Green tickY October 13, 1984 [106]
Oprah Winfrey Green tickY April 12, 1986 [107]
Debra Winger Green tickY March 24, 1990 [108]
Henry Winkler Green tickY December 3, 1994 [109]
Kate Winslet Green tickY October 20, 2004 [110]
Dean Winters Green tickY November 19, 2024 [111]
Bill Withers Green tickY January 17, 1976 [112]
Reese Witherspoon Green tickY September 29, 2001 [113]
Mark Wohlers Green tickY December 13, 1997 [82]
Megan Wollover Green tickY October 17, 2015 [114]
Stevie Wonder Green tickY Green tickY Green tickY May 7, 1983 [115]
Wayne Wonder Green tickY May 10, 2003 [116]
Elijah Wood Green tickY Green tickY December 13, 2003 [117]
Jamila Woods Green tickY December 12, 2015 [118]
Jimmy Workman Green tickY November 20, 1993 [119]
Steven Wright Green tickY January 14, 1984 [120]

X

X
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Ref(s).
Charli XCX Green tickY Green tickY Green tickY March 5, 2022 [121][122]
The xx Green tickY November 19, 2016 [123]
Xzibit Green tickY January 20, 2020 [124]

Y

Y
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Ref(s).
Gideon Yago Green tickY February 4, 2006 [125]
Yeah Yeah Yeahs Green tickY April 11, 2009 [30]
yMusic Green tickY October 13, 2018 [126]
Dwight Yoakam Green tickY April 9, 1994 [17]
Young Jeezy Green tickY May 17, 2008 [24]
Young Thug Green tickY October 17, 2021 [127][101]
Neil Young Green tickY September 30, 1989 [101]
Paul Young Green tickY February 14, 1987 [17]

Z

A black and white head shot of Frank Zappa
Frank Zappa was banned form SNL after acting unprofessionally.
Z
Performer Host Musical guest Cameo First appearance Notes Ref(s).
Zac Brown Band Green tickY March 7, 2015 [128]
Frank Zappa Green tickY Green tickY October 21, 1978 Banned from further appearances for acting unprofessionally on set [129][130]
Todd Zeile Green tickY December 13, 1997 [82]
Renée Zellweger Green tickY April 14, 2001 [131][132]
Catherine Zeta-Jones Green tickY October 22, 2005 [133][134]
Maddie Ziegler Green tickY January 17, 2015 [135][74]
Mark Zuckerberg Green tickY January 29, 2011 [136]
Zwan Green tickY April 12, 2003 [137][138]

See also

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