Unfortunately, Justin
Timberlake
did
not
bring
sexy
back
to
Studio
8H
for
SNL
50:
The
Anniversary
Special.
The “Cry
Me
a
River”
singer—whose
iconic
Saturday
Night
Live
sketches
include
digital
shorts “D–k
in
a
Box”
and “Motherlover”
as
well
as “Omeletteville”—was
not
among
the
star-studded
attendees
at
the
Feb.
16
event
honoring
50
years
of
the
sketch
comedy
show.
But,
he
had
a
valid
reason. “Justin
is
in
the
middle
of
a
world
tour,”
a
source
exclusively
told
E!
News, “and
was
unable
to
attend.”
(Also
missing
from
the
audience:
Dan
Aykroyd,
Bill
Hader,
Dana
Carvey
and
more.)
Timberlake—a
member
of
the
SNL
five-timers
club
after
hosting
the
show
in
2003,
2006,
2009,
2011
and
2013—first
appeared
on
the
NBC
series
in
March
2000
when
*NSYNC
served
as
the
musical
guest.
Since
then,
the
dad
to
kids
Silas,
9,
and
Phineas,
4,
with
wife
Jessica
Biel,
has
made
several
memorable
appearances
on
SNL,
even
performing
alongside
BFF
Jimmy
Fallon
in
sketches
like “The
Barry
Gibbs
Talk
Show”
and “Wrappinville.”
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