Much like Avengers: Endgame,Watch I Did It For You Online Saturday Night Live is relying on Paul Rudd for closure.
Rudd will return as host for the fourth time on May 18 for the Season 44 finale of the NBC sketch comedy series. DJ Khaled will join him as the musical guest.
The announcement comes just a few days before the release of Endgame, the long-awaited final chapter of the current Marvel Cinematic Universe. Rudd will reprise his role as superhero Ant-Man in it.
SNL also shared the rest of its May line-up. Emma Thompson will make her hosting debut on May 11 with musical guest the Jonas Brothers. Raise your hand if you're expecting Sophie Turner and Priyanka Chopra to show up during the "Sucker" performance. I know I am.
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As previously announced already, Adam Sandler is set to return to the Studio 8H stage on May 4 along with Shawn Mendes.
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