Saturday Night Live really pulled out all the stops for last night’s cold open. Ben Stiller returned as Michael Cohen, Scarlett Johansson, Jimmy Fallon, and Martin Short made guest appearances, and Kate McKinnon debuted a new impression of a Trump crony. But that wasn’t all: before the sketch was over, viewers were treated to a surprise cameo from Stormy Daniels herself.
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Mueller interrogates Cohen: Ben Stiller and Robert de Niro reunite for SNL cold open
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Watch highlights from the seventeenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season.
LaunchStefon, “The Californians” return to SNL: Bill Hader hosts best episode yet this season
And don’t miss Kate McKinnon as Betsy DeVos on Weekend Update!
Launch*Still* not made in America: Jimmy Kimmel finds Trump Store selling imported merchandise
Jimmy Kimmel ordered a bunch of stuff from trumpstore.com and it turns out, a lot of it isn’t even made in America.
LaunchWeekend Update delivers SNL’s biggest hits this week, with surprise guest appearance from Vanessa Bayer
Highlights from the fifteenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season included two excellent mini-sketches on the Weekend Update segment, plus another Celebrity Family Feud and “This is Us” parody.
LaunchWill Ferrell returns as George W. Bush in January 27th SNL cold open
Watch highlights from the twelfth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season, including Will Ferrell’s return as George W. Bush in the cold open.
LaunchSNL breaks the fourth wall with Jessica Chastain’s “Does it even matter anymore?”
Watch highlights from the eleventh episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season.
LaunchSNL returns; Bill Murray plays Steve Bannon in cold open
Highlights from the tenth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season: Mika Brzezinski (Kate McKinnon) and Joe Scarborough interview Fire and Fury author Michael Wolff
LaunchNotable sketches from the fourth episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-third season
Saturday Night Live aired the fourth episode of its forty-third season last night. Here are a collection of notable sketches.
LaunchSNL returns with another cold open starring Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump
The cold open: Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin) speaks with Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Aidy Bryant), Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz (Melissa Villaseñor) of San Juan, Jeff Sessions (Kate McKinnon) and Senator Chuck Schumer (Alex Moffat).
LaunchAlec Baldwin brings back his Trump impression to satirize Phoenix rally
A special summer must-see SNL sketch: “Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin) holds a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, and addresses the criticism over his response to Charlottesville.”
LaunchMust-see TV: Andy Serkis becomes Gollum to read Trump’s tweets
The Tonight Show: “No better voice could embody Trump’s maniacal, power-hungry ranting than ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’ star Andy Serkis’ famous character.”
LaunchTrump ensemble sings “Hallelujah”, Bobby Moynihan brings back Drunk Uncle for SNL season finale
Watch sketches from the final episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-second season.
LaunchSNL parodies Holt/Trump interview, Melissa McCarthy brings back Spicer impersonation
Watch sketches from the penultimate episode of Saturday Night Live’s forty-second season.
LaunchThis week’s best SNL sketches: The House (Seattle), Where in the World is Kellyanne Conway, and Morning Joe cold open
Don’t miss this week’s best SNL sketches, including a brilliant parody of pointless reality shows, Where in the World is Kellyanne Conway (a Carmen Sandiego spoof), and the Morning Joe cold open.
LaunchMelissa McCarthy returns as Sean Spicer in Easter-themed SNL sketch
This week’s standout SNL sketch: White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer (Melissa McCarthy) apologizes for his comments about Hitler.
LaunchAlec Baldwin pulls double duty, satirizing Bill O’Reilly and Donald Trump in the same must-see sketch
Bill O’Reilly (Alec Baldwin) and Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin) discuss the sexual harassment scandal surrounding O’Reilly.
LaunchJohn Oliver on Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin
From Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: “[Russia’s] Vladimir Putin is known as a ruthless leader and master manipulator. John Oliver enlists a group of singing dancers to explain that to Donald Trump.”
LaunchMelissa McCarthy debuts brilliant impersonation of Trump press secretary Sean Spicer
Highlights from this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live: The sketch that everyone’s talking about: “White House press secretary Sean Spicer (Melissa McCarthy) and secretary
LaunchSNL’s pre-Halloween episode features some notable sketches
NBC’s Saturday Night Live will be on hiatus next week, making last night’s incarnation of the show the annual pre-Halloween episode. Notable sketches included: Cold
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