Saturday Night Live
The “Weekend Update” co-anchor seemed genuinely surprised by the very audible disapproval.
James Austin Johnson’s Trump did his best to explain why $60 on a Bible is a great investment (free toaster included).
The comedian closed out his “Saturday Night Live” monologue with a plea to “stop the suffering, stop the violence.”
The “SNL” star and Nickelodeon alum wasn’t involved in the explosive “Quiet On Set” docuseries, but says the stories in it “need to be told.”
The “Late Night” host said “it’s not like Lorne’s got something else he wants to do more than this.”
The “Saturday Night Live” alum acknowledged to his podcast guest that a sketch in which he played an Indian man trying to get her clothes off would never fly today.
“Saturday Night Live” alum Kyle Mooney’s directorial debut could have been the next great teen horror comedy. Instead, it totally bites.