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"Hangover" stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms dressed as Jennifer Aniston for a skit on this weekend's episode of "Saturday Night Live."
What a pretty look, Bradley Cooper.
Host Zach Galifianakis was joined on this weekend's episode of "Saturday Night Live" by his "Hangover" co-stars Cooper and Ed Helms, with the triumvirate dressing in drag for a Jennifer Aniston lookalike contest.
Galifianakis's character, Paul Nevin, went for the "rugged" Aniston look, complimenting his beard with a blonde wig, "Friends" T-shirt and polka-dotted skirt. Nevin stormed the stage after finishing in last place in the contest, berating the other contestants while stumbling over references to Aniston's popular sitcom role as Rachel Green.
"My bad, I didn't realize this was a Jabba the Hutt convention," Nevin said. "Also, who is Ross?"
The contest winners? 'Radley Cooper' and 'Ted Pelms,' both clad in blonde wigs and jean jackets. Cooper and 'Pelms' joined Galifianakis's character onstage.
"I've been a real monster here tonight," Paul says. "The truth is, this hasn't been my day, my week, my month or even my year."
"I'll be there for ya," Radley responded, before the group started singing "That's What Friends Are For," which definitely wasn't the show's theme song.
Galifianakis showed off his humor during his monologue, discussing the difficulties of playing Charades with a deaf couple – and getting urinated on in a Cracker Barrel parking lot.
"Craigslist," he said.
Galifianakis later approached the piano, sharing his musings with musical accompaniment, a rose draped across the piano's lid for aesthetic touch.
"I like to stump Google. Like the day I Googled 'how many Mexicans live in North Korea?' Google didn't know."
Another mystery? How many candles guitarist Dave Navarro owns – 14,000, Galifianakis says, and it might as well be true.
He closed the monologue by analyzing the MTA's security campaign slogan.
"Here's something you'll never see in Braille: if you see something, say something," he said.
This was Galifianakis's third time hosting "Saturday Night Live," with the comedian shaving backstage during his previous hosting gigs.
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