Kristen Wiig will make her first appearance as host of Saturday Night Live on May 11, and Ben Affleck will close out the late-night show’s 38th season the following week. Wiig memorably signed off the NBC late-night series at the end of last season, wrapping a seven-year stint on the show. Her feature film career is on fire, having earned an Oscar nomination for co-writing Bridesmaids and starring soon in pics like Girl Most Likely, Despicable Me 2, Anchorman: The Legend Continues and The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty. Vampire Weekend will be the musical guest for her show. Affleck, whose Argo won the Best Picture Oscar this year, will host for the fifth time for May 18′s season finale, with Kanye West as musical guest. The show already revealed that Zach Galifianakis will host May 4 with musical guest Of Monsters and Men. 
 
 Get Deadline news and alerts sent to your inbox. ||||| Kristen Wiig is coming home again to host the May 11 episode of Saturday Night Live. Over six seasons, Wiig cemented herself as one of the funniest SNL cast members of all time. She has killer impressions, her Drew Barrymore is spot on and her Kim Cattrall is scary good, created oodles of memorable characters, oh Target lady, and constantly swung for the fences. Here are some memorable sketches we want to see again (and a few that we don’t). 
 
 What we want to see: 
 
 1. ”Two A-holes” 
 
 These two terrible people chew gum, constantly talk on their phone, and have no regard for anyone around them. But they’re so much fun! 
 
 2. Rebecca Larue 
 
 This character might have been perfect and it’s a shame Wiig only did it once. Plus, it’s always nice reminder that you never really touch your hair as much as when you’re talking to a boy you’re trying to impress. 
 
 3. TIE: Kathy Lee and Elisabeth Hasselbeck 
 
 Presumably, neither of these two talk show hosts is going to be super relevant in the next few weeks. So, let’s all keep our fingers crossed one of them does something crazy that Wiig should parody. 
 
 4. TIE: Penelope and Judy Grimes 
 
 Both of these characters have pretty similar shticks of saying lists super fast. Penelope, the one-upper, was one of the reasons we first fell in love with Wiig and it was hard not to applaud after Wiig got through one of Grimes signature ”just kidding” monologues. Either character would be great to see again. 
 
 5. Anything that brings all the ladies together 
 
 Is it the equivalent of yelling ”New York, the greatest city in the world” in terms of audience pandering? Yes. But do we still want to see Tina, Amy, and Maya make an appearance? Of course. 
 
 NEXT: A few that could get cut in dress. ||||| Kristen Wiig will return to Saturday Night Live next month to make her hosting debut on the show. The former cast member and Bridesmaids star, who left after last season, will lead the show May 11th with musical guest Vampire Weekend, whose new album Modern Vampires of the City is due May 14th. It'll be the band's third SNL appearance. Wiig has a host of film projects on deck, including Anchorman: The Legend Continues, Girl Most Likely, Despicable Me 2 and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. 
 
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 Zach Galifianakis will take over the show on May 4th, with Of Monsters of Men as musical guests. It will mark the The Hangover Part III star's third go at host, ahead of the film's May 24th opening. Argo director and star Ben Affleck will close out the show's 38th season on May 18th, with Kanye West as musical guest. It'll be the Oscar-winning director's fifth time as host, and will also be West's fifth appearance as the night's musical guest.
– A familiar face returns to Saturday Night Live on May 11: Kristen Wiig will be back for her first stint as host, reports Deadline.com. Wiig left the show at the end of last season—with a sendoff from Mick Jagger—and her movie career has been strong since. Films on deck include an Anchorman sequel, Girl Most Likely, Despicable Me 2, and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Vampire Weekend will be her musical guest, reports Rolling Stone, while Entertainment Weekly rounds up some favorite Wiig sketches from SNL.