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Kristen Wiig sported a vibrant orange ensemble for the Saturday Night Live after party in New York City after officially joining the 'five-timers' club. 

The Bridesmaids actress, 50, took on SNL hosting duties for the fifth time during the latest episode of the popular sketch comedy series. 

Following her milestone appearance, Kristen made quite an entrance for the after party to celebrate.

She stepped out in an salamander orange leather midi-skirt, which she paired with a cropped tangerine sweater which featured a lace hem.

Kristen completed her bright look with a pair of cream patent slingbacks and accessorised with a chunky silver chain necklace, matching earrings, a gold pendant and gold bangles.

The comic actress - who recently reprised her SNL role of the Target lady in a humorous ad for the superstore retailer - was also joined by British songstress and musical guest, Raye, 26. 

Saturday's show kicked off with a star-studded monologue as several celebrities made surprise cameos to help celebrate Kristen's milestone - including Ryan Gosling, Paul Rudd and Matt Damon.  

At the beginning, Kristen stepped out onto the stage and was welcomed with loud cheers and applause from the live audience. 

She dazzled in a pair of sparkling, black trousers as well as a black, strapless corset top before addressing the excited crowed. 

The star gushed that she was 'happy to be back' and thrilled to be taking on hosting duties for the fifth time - which officially landed her into the five-timers club. 

Before continuing, Kristen took time to send a special greeting to the band directly behind her.

As she began speaking once again, Kristen was suddenly interrupted by Paul Rudd who stood up in the audience while sporting a five-timers jacket. 

'This is exciting. It's so exciting. Aren't you excited?' the actor exclaimed. 'Tonight you're getting your five-timers jacket. Look at mine, huh?' 

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Paul began to flaunt his velvet jacket and then expressed his desire to take part in one of the sketches during the night. 

However, Kristen revealed, 'Oh, sorry. I don't think we're doing one of those,' causing Paul to sit down with a look of devastation. 

The Bridesmaids actress then began to share her excitement about getting her five-timers jacket when former SNL writer, Paula Bell, also stood up in the audience. 

She told Kristen, 'I think it's so sweet that you're so excited about getting a five timers jacket. You know, they basically hand those out to everybody like free...' But Kristen argued that someone needs to host five times to get the jacket. 

Matt Damon then made a surprise cameo, and he expressed, 'Hi, Kristen. Well, first off, big fan. I just want you to know I grew up watching you on SNL.' The star sent the actor a confused look since they are only three years apart. 

She pointed out that Matt has only hosted twice and asked how he had a five-timers jacket. 

He explained that Lorne Michaels told him that 'the first time I hosted was so good, it counted for three. And then, second time, not quite as good, that only counted for two. But by my math, that's five, baby.' 

'Well, that doesn't really seem fair,' Kristen said. 'I mean, I've hosted five times. I earned this, right? Doesn't this jacket have any meaning anymore?' 

Suddenly, the camera cut to Lorne, as well as Jon Hamm, Fred Armisen, Martin Short and Will Forte - who were also sporting five-timers jacket. 

However, Kristen pointed out that they haven't hosted five times. 'Guys, what is going on here? I was really excited about being in the five-timers club, but now it seems like it's not even that special.' 

Matt approached her and offered his jacket, but she told him to keep it. He then mentioned how he had appeared in cameos on SNL and was given another jacket in front of Kristen. 

She was then joined by all the celebrities that had made cameos during the monologue as they sang her a song to celebrate the big milestone that she had made. 

However, Ryan Gosling suddenly appeared, causing the audience to erupt into excited screams and applause. The Barbie actor also was seen wearing a five-timers jacket. 

To conclude the monologue, the large group presented the Palm Royale actress her very own five-timers jacket as she was inducted into the club. 

Kristen also had the chance to show off her comedic skills by appearing in various sketches throughout the night. 

The first skit showed the former SNL cast member taking on the role of a Nina who was at a dinner party with her boyfriend and his friends. 

After enjoying a yummy meal, one of the pals - played by Andrew Dismukes - pulled out a board game called Ticket To Ride. 

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The guests expressed excitement to play the game except Kristen - who simply said, 'Oh wow. No. No. Sorry.' She further explained that she doesn't play board games.

Her boyfriend chimed in to say, 'Oh, yeah. Sorry, y'all. Nina doesn't play board games. She's kind of freaked out by them.' 

Kristen then told the guests that she wasn't necessarily 'afraid' of board games, she was just scared of 'getting Jumanjied' - referencing to the 1995 film with Robin Williams. 

She added, 'I just want to be cautious playing games. I don't know. Lest it should Jumanji me.' 

Other guests told her that Jumanji was just a movie about a fictional game that doesn't exist in real life and added she would not be 'Jumanjied.' 

'I know I'm not getting Jumanjied because I will not put myself in a position to be Jumanjied,' Kristen adamantly stated. 

Dismukes said in an annoyed tone, 'What even is Jumanji to you, lady? Because it sounds like you think Jumanji is going into Jumanji, but in Jumanji, Jumanji comes out. The kids don't go into Jumanji, Jumanji comes out of Jumanji.'

Wiig said, 'Jumanji is a series of jungle emergencies. That sir, is Jumanji, and we are not prepared for that. We have no medicines. We have no rope!' 

However, Kristen was told that if they were Jumanjied, they wouldn't get trapped in a jungle because the board game they were about to play was simply about trains. 

Dismukes opened the game and fog began to surround them. The group was then transported to a railroad and were greeted by a train conductor - played by Will Forte. 

He told Kristen that she was 'free' to leave since she previously said she did not want to be Jumanjied. 

'Yes! I knew it. I'm free,' she said, jumping out of her seat. Kristen then told her boyfriend, 'I don't think this is going to work out because it seems like you and all your friends are going to die.' 

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She ran off and Forte told everyone else, 'Aww, you lost your girl. That's too bad. But, hey, just remember, if you lose the game, you die in real life. Hope that helps. All aboard!' 

The next sketch was pre-recorded and was a movie trailer for a horror film centered around Pilates. 

Two pals, played by Chloe Fineman and Molly Kearney, entered a dark room at the beginning and soon discovered - to their horror - that it was a Pilates class. Kristen took on the role of the instructor. 

The clip then cut to Sarah Sherman warning Fineman about the class. 'It's not what you think it'll be. It's so hard, but it's also so boring.' 

The trailer showed some of the complex exercise equipment but Chloe said, 'It can't be that bad.' Sarah replied, 'You don't understand. Time is different there.' 

The trailer jumped to Chloe struggling in the class and asked Kristen, 'How long has it been? Four hours?' Kristen then told her after glancing at her watch, 'It's been 11 seconds.' 

The scene with Fineman and Sherman returned, and Chloe asked who the women were in the class. 

Sarah explained, 'The vibe is bad. Most of the women are ex-dancers or first-time moms.' She then said explained that Kaia Gerber also showed up 'sometimes.' 

The daughter of Cindy Crawford also made a surprise cameo as she enjoyed the Pilates class. 

The trailer ended with Chloe in the class and she asked her friend to leave. However, she had become one of the women who love the class. 

The third sketch of the night took place around the 1950s-1960s with Jon Hamm and Bowen Yang. Jon portrayed a lawyer and Yang took on the role of his client. 

Heidi Gardner played the character of Hamm's secretary named Trudy who is notorious for finishing his sentences. 

But Jon explained that she was only right a portion of the time, so he hired a second secretary named Tootie - played by Kristen. 

She also began to finish his sentences, including one where she picked up his son from school. However, Hamm pointed out that he does not have a son. 

The Mad Men alum and Bowen then asked for drinks to be made, and both Trudy and Tootie sauntered to the bar to make a 'bourbon on the racks.' 

After both Hamm and Yang went into another office, Kenan Thompson appeared to deliver lunch. However, he left quickly after Tootie tried to finish all his sentences.