That's got to hurt! Melissa McCarthy falls flat on her face

Her hilarious turn as a supporting cast mate in the 2012 box office hit Bridesmaids earned her more than an Oscar nomination.
And Melissa McCarthy once again won over the attention of America and its famous sketch comedy show, Saturday Night Live.
On Saturday night, the comedienne hosted the show for her second time.
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Two timer: Melissa McCarthy returned to Saturday Night Live on Saturday for her second time hosting the sketch comedy show

 

For her cold open, the 42-year-old actress painstakingly made her way down a small flight of stairs wearing a pair of sky-high, red glitter platforms.
Exasperated by the treacherous walk in her shoes, she joked: ‘I should have tried these shoes on.’
Using her great skill for physical comedy, Melissa reached for a chair behind the sax player to use as a walker.

 

A little help: The 42-year-old grabbed the saxaphone player's chair to guide her across the stage

 

Woman down! Melissa fell straight to the floor, stretching out from toe to fingertip

 

 

All that jazz: Cast member Taran Killam broke out in song and dance in celebration of the actress' second time hosting the show

In an attempt to push it away to stand on her own, she performed a stage fall, saying, ‘This smells like a lot of musicians,’ once she’d landed on the ground.
The actress quipped that she truthfully isn’t used to heels: ‘I’m primarily in a Croc, which is a… just a little different pitch from what I’m doing right now, but I just really wanted to get all gussied up for you guys and, like, put on a big show.’
Melissa did just that.

 

Chameleon: Within the hour-long show, the Gilmore Girls former cast member tried on six different characters for size

 

Play ball: As menacing basketball coach Sheila Kelly, she took to threatening her team with insults such as: ‘Yeah I threw a toaster at you, ‘cause you’re toast!’

 

I wanna sing! Melissa donned an asymmetrical wig and grunge look to play a Voice audition hopeful

 

Language barrier: When asked by heavily-accented Shakira, ‘Do you have what it takes?’ she retorted: ‘No, I do not have water tanks’

 

Within the hour-long show, the Gilmore Girls former cast member tried on six different characters for size.
She played menacing basketball coach Sheila Kelly, who took to threatening her team with insults such as: ‘Yeah I threw a toaster at you, ‘cause you’re toast!’
Immediately after, she took on the role of a Voice audition hopeful when asked by heavily-accented Shakira, ‘Do you have what it takes?’ she retorted: ‘No, I do not have water tanks.’

 

Gettin' piggy with it: As Food Network challenge contestant, Jean Carrera, McCarthy did a song and dance with a pair of pigs

 

'Ham, push it’: She presented her honey baked ham entry to a hip-hop song with the lyrics: ‘Ya’ll ready for ham'

Channelling a Food Network challenge contestant, Jean Carrera, she presented her honey baked ham entry to a hip hop song with the lyrics: ‘Ya’ll ready for ham,’ and, ‘Ham, push it.’
She also played a sweet blonde for Million Dollar Wheel, turning over every wrong letter.
Her Barb Kellner in the following skit was interested in a loan for a ‘pizza-eating business,’ which had the actress shovelling old pizza into her mouth – harkening back to her first time hosting SNL in which she poured Hidden Valley Ranch dressing all over her face.

 

Wheel of misfortune: She also played a sweet blonde for Million Dollar Wheel, turning over every wrong letter

 

Meet Barb Kellner: One skit had her playing a woman interested in a loan for a ‘pizza-eating business,’ which had the actress shovelling old pizza into her mouth

 

'Do you want to see me drink from this punch bowl?’ Melissa played Veronica, a woman seeking guidance on how to interact with men in one of The Californians skits

Lastly, Melissa played Veronica, a woman seeking guidance on how to interact with men.
‘I’m desperate for a man and I’ll do anything to impress you. Do you want to see me drink from this punch bowl?’ she asked the man next to her.
Also making surprise guest appearances on Saturday’s episode were former basketball player Dennis Rodman and Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage.

 

Bonjour! French alt rock band Phoenix hadn't performed on the live NBC series for four years

 

Seeing double: Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage made a special 'boozy' appearance on the episode's Weekend Update

 

Special guest: Basketball player Dennis Rodman made a cameo, which directly related to his recent trip to visit North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un