Mick Jagger a hit on Saturday Night Live The Rolling Stones front man may have had his days of the week mixed up, but he certainly showed he had a comic flair, enthusiastically joining in a number of skits with the cast of the long-running sketch programme. At one stage, Sir Mick gave a passable performance as fellow rocker Steve Tyer from Aerosmith, who is a judge on American Idol, in a sketch called So You Think You Can Dance at an Outdoor Music Festival. In another hilarious scene, Sir Mick played shy insurance broker Kevin watching from the sidelines as his colleagues performed Rolling Stones karaoke songs. As one number came on, an in-character Wiig shouted: "Moves Like Jagger? That's my all-time favourite Stones" song!" In fact, Moves Like Jagger was a Number One hit last year for American band Maroon Five. Sir Mick also played an all-American action hero, Chaz Bragman, who turned out to be a closet homosexual. There were cameos from Mad Men star John Hamm and comedian Steve Martin, and performances by Arcade Fire and the Foo Fighters. But it was Ruby Tuesday which proved the high point of the show, as Sir Mick and the cast said goodbye to Wiig, creator and star of the hit film Bridesmaids, with the song's refrain: "Still we're gonna miss you."