While it's an honor to be hosting the hit NBC comedy show, some celebrity hosts' jokes in their opening monologue unfortunately became an insult to the others.
- November 15, 2020
AceShowbiz - Everyone talked about Louis C.K.'s "SNL" monologue following his appearance in a 2015 episode, but unfortunately not for the good reason. The comedian received huge backlash on social media after making fun of child molestation in his opening monologue.
He talked about how he felt bad when a child molester didn't like him when he was a kid. He then tried to imagine why child molesters would still commit the crime, adding that the thrill of getting risky might feel amazing for them. "From their point of view, it must be amazing, for them to risk so much," he joked, before adding, "It's my last show probably."
