Cast member Marcello Hernández showed up in a dog suit to defend Noem’s behavior on “Weekend Update,” but quickly revealed he’s in mortal peril.
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The cold open introduces us to two white parents who support their kids’ choice to protest, and one Black parent whose kid “knows better.”
Colin Jost poked fun at Biden’s age, mocked Trump’s legal troubles, and wondered just how exactly the presidential race is still tied during his White House Correspondents’ speech.
Audiences can’t get enough of how much Ryan Gosling breaks in sketches as “Saturday Night Live” host. But not all laughs are created equal.
From creepy to just plain lazy, the show’s treatment of its more attractive hosts has often frustrated regular viewers.
The president talked to Seth Meyers (and Amy Poehler) about his age, Israel, and Dark Brandon.
The comedian briefly addressed his 2019 firing before getting into material that may have been a bit too edgy for the “Saturday Night Live” studio audience.
“Saturday Night Live” cast member Sarah Sherman has a long history of making fun of Jost, but now she’s taken it a step further.
The candidate got some digs in at James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump before host Ayo Edebiri popped in to call out her slavery comments.
And no one humiliates him more efficiently than his “Weekend Update” co-anchor Michael Che.