Conan O'Brien Appears in SNL Five-Timers Club Sketch

In 1990, Conan O'Brien made a memorable cameo as a doorman in the iconic 'Five-Timers Club' sketch on Saturday Night Live (SNL). This sketch marked a significant moment in SNL history as it celebrated Tom Hanks' induction into the exclusive club for hosting the show for the fifth time. The 'Five-Timers Club' is a humorous concept that honors those who have hosted SNL multiple times, featuring a star-studded lineup of past hosts and SNL alumni. O'Brien's role, although brief, showcased his comedic talent and contributed to the sketch's overall charm. The sketch is fondly remembered for its clever writing and the camaraderie among the cast, including appearances by other notable SNL figures. O'Brien, who was a writer for SNL at the time, collaborated with Robert Smigel on the pilot for this memorable sketch, which has since become a beloved part of SNL lore. This appearance not only highlighted O'Brien's versatility as a writer and performer but also solidified his place in the SNL legacy, paving the way for his future success in late-night television.