Aaron Paul Crashes ‘SNL’

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Updated Apr. 20, 2017 4:56PM EDT / Published Sep. 29, 2013 9:06AM EDT

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In case you weren’t excited enough for Breaking Bad, Aaron Paul crashed Saturday Night Live on Saturday night as Jesse, no less. In the skit, Taran Killam’s President Obama introduced Paul’s Jesse to talk about Obamacare. Jesse discussed his friend, Walter White, who “got sick, like cancer sick.” “Because there wasn’t Obamacare, he couldn’t afford treatments … so he did what any of us would have done, he started cooking meth,” Paul’s Jesse said. Paul also stuck around for a “Weekend Update” appearance. Saturday Night Live returned for the season Saturday, with a slew of new cast members, although they did get a pro at hosting: Tina Fey.

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Aaron Paul Crashes ‘SNL’

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