Kristen Bell Closes Out 2025 SAG Awards by Roasting Her Good Place and Nobody Wants This Costars Who Lost Their Categories

Kristen Bell is using her final moments as the 2025 SAG Awards host for some good old-fashioned ribbing!

Before closing out the star-studded award ceremony on Sunday, Feb. 23, the actress, 44, took an opportunity to roast her former and current costars.

“What a special evening, guys. There were no losers here tonight. Well, except for these guys,” she joked before photos of her Forgetting Sarah Marshall costar Jason Segel, her The Good Place castmates Ted Danson and William Jackson Harper, and her Nobody Wants This co-lead Adam Brody flashed on the screen.

As the crowd burst into laughter, Bell admitted that her “favorite” costar was obvious and quipped that it felt a little “pandering” to name someone but quickly revealed who the lucky winner was on screen.

“Here he is,” she said as a photo of her admiring a sloth appeared. “Guys, that sloth was the closest thing I will ever have to a sex tape. So there you have it. My number one!”

Bell’s joke about her favorite costar was a call back to a bit she and Brody performed earlier in the ceremony. Before Bell introduced the Wicked cast, the duo had a hilarious Nobody Wants This reunion on stage.

“Adam, I can feel you back there,” Bell said, rolling her eyes before the actor emerged with a clicker in his hand and replied, “I know, because that’s the type of chemistry you and have. We both know that I’m your favorite costar.”

Brody then gestured to a nearby screen and flipped through a couple of images, before landing on a shot of their viral kiss on Nobody Wants This.

Earlier in the ceremony, she also had funny bits with Harper, 45, and Danson, 77, Segel, 45, and her fellow Gossip Girl alum Leighton Meester, whom she will soon appear alongside once again on season 2 of Nobody Wants This.

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