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snl 40 Feb. 15, 2015

Every Celebrity Crashed Steve Martin’s SNL Monologue

By Dee Lockett

Practically every celebrity on Earth stage-crashed Steve Martin’s SNL 40 opening monologue. But the best part? Chris Rock’s expression during Paul McCartney and Paul Simon’s “I’ve Just Seen a Face” duet. (He’s not having it.) Priceless.

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