The long-running NBC late-night show once brought a star who was more of a trainwreck as a host, and seemingly thought it would be a great idea to have a drama-free musician for the episode.
- October 13, 2019
AceShowbiz - There is no doubt that "Saturday Night Live" is one of the greatest shows in TV history. The NBC variety series has snagged multiple Emmy awards since premiering on 1975. Despite it all, the show sometime surprises its viewers when they set some bizarre combinations for its host and musical guests.
The show once brought a star who was more of a trainwreck as a host, and seemingly thought it would be a great idea to have a drama-free musician for the episode. One other night, meanwhile, saw two great musicians sharing the 30 Rock stage, prompting the real musical guest to get overshadowed.
As the new 45th season of "SNL" recently kicked off, let's take a look back at strange host/musical guest pairings on the show that you would never see coming.
