Indeed, it has been seven years since Stefon last gave his professional recommendations for the hottest clubs in NYC. Bill previously returned to Lorne Michael’s legendary show in 2018 alongside current Update co-anchor Colin Jost and former SNL writer John Mulaney, with whom Bill collaborated on the character. And while giving his best tips for navigating St. Patrick’s Day in the city, the comedian could not hold in his laughter, breaking character about two minutes into the sketch.

But it does seem that Bill—who is currently dating comedian Ali Wong—has been reminiscing on his time spent in 30 Rockefeller Plaza because he recently reprised a different SNL character for a Volkswagen commercial. In fact, he even reunited with fellow alums Kristen Wiig and Fred Armisen to bring back “The Californians,” an iconic trio that parodies a soap opera—but with hilarious over-the-top SoCal accents.

After all, the Barry star made countless memories on the SNL studio floor. And while many sketches went without a hitch, others were a bit rougher around the edges—including a failed sketch that almost injured Justin Bieber.

"'Song for Daddy' was Justin Bieber and that sketch only went to dress,” Bill told fellow SNL alum Seth Myerson a 2021 episode of Late Night with Seth Myers, “and everything that could possibly go wrong in a sketch went wrong during that sketch."

"Immediately I think the set almost fell on Justin Bieber,” he continued, “and I tried to make it like, a part of the sketch or something. And then I remember none of the props I was supposed to have were there. And it went—it just went terrible."

Though Bill did not make an appearance, keep reading to see all the cast members, hosts and guests that celebrated SNL’s 50th anniversary from 30 Rock.  

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