Posted on May 23, 2021

41 Moments From "SNL" Season 46 That Made Me Spit Out My Drink

You can bet your butt that Bowen Yang's iceberg bit is on this list.

by Evelina Zaragoza Medina

BuzzFeed Staff

The first episode of the season featured this banger about the difficulties of dating during the pandemic. What do you do when you can't see the bottom of someone's face? Kenan Thompson and Chris Redd are a musical dream team, and along with Megan Thee Stallion, Ego Nwodim, and Pete Davidson, they made another hit. — NBC

The first episode of the season featured this banger about the difficulties of dating during the pandemic. What do you do when you can't see the bottom of someone's face? Kenan Thompson and Chris Redd are a musical dream team, and along with Megan Thee Stallion, Ego Nwodim, and Pete Davidson, they made another hit.

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The first episode of the season featured this banger about the difficulties of dating during the pandemic. What do you do when you can't see the bottom of someone's face? Kenan Thompson and Chris Redd are a musical dream team, and along with Megan Thee Stallion, Ego Nwodim, and Pete Davidson, they made another hit.

Drew Barrymore launched her talk show in September 2020, and with that she opened the window for Chloe Fineman's uncanny impression of her. Chloe also showed off her impressions of Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman. — NBC

Drew Barrymore launched her talk show in September 2020, and with that she opened the window for Chloe Fineman's uncanny impression of her. Chloe also showed off her impressions of Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman.

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Drew Barrymore launched her talk show in September 2020, and with that she opened the window for Chloe Fineman's uncanny impression of her. Chloe also showed off her impressions of Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman.

Megan used her performance to deliver a powerful message regarding the death of Breonna Taylor and called out Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. — NBC

Megan used her performance to deliver a powerful message regarding the death of Breonna Taylor and called out Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

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Megan used her performance to deliver a powerful message regarding the death of Breonna Taylor and called out Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron.

Kate McKinnon dressed as a justice, with her right hand on her heart

Kate's newest iconic character is Dr. Wenowdis, but the best part of this segment was when she broke character and started talking about how overwhelmed and stressed she was at the time. This was in October 2020 — aka before the election and at the height of the pandemic in the US. — NBC

Kate's newest iconic character is Dr. Wenowdis, but the best part of this segment was when she broke character and started talking about how overwhelmed and stressed she was at the time. This was in October 2020 — aka before the election and at the height of the pandemic in the US.

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Kate's newest iconic character is Dr. Wenowdis, but the best part of this segment was when she broke character and started talking about how overwhelmed and stressed she was at the time. This was in October 2020 — aka before the election and at the height of the pandemic in the US.

It's always exciting when a comedian hosts SNL because you can anticipate that they'll open the show with a stand-up routine, and Bill Burr did just that. You might not love everything he said (which is fair), but everyone was talking about it. — NBC

It's always exciting when a comedian hosts SNL because you can anticipate that they'll open the show with a stand-up routine, and Bill Burr did just that. You might not love everything he said (which is fair), but everyone was talking about it.

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It's always exciting when a comedian hosts SNL because you can anticipate that they'll open the show with a stand-up routine, and Bill Burr did just that. You might not love everything he said (which is fair), but everyone was talking about it.

Jack White, a consummate rock star, filled in as the musical guest when the scheduled performer didn't follow COVID-19 guidelines. Both of his performances prominently featured a guitar that Eddie Van Halen had designed for him as a way to honor Eddie, who died earlier that week. — NBC

Jack White, a consummate rock star, filled in as the musical guest when the scheduled performer didn't follow COVID-19 guidelines. Both of his performances prominently featured a guitar that Eddie Van Halen had designed for him as a way to honor Eddie, who died earlier that week.

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Jack White, a consummate rock star, filled in as the musical guest when the scheduled performer didn't follow COVID-19 guidelines. Both of his performances prominently featured a guitar that Eddie Van Halen had designed for him as a way to honor Eddie, who died earlier that week.

Aidy Bryant was away filming Shrill during the first half of the season, but she appeared for a few seconds in this short but sweet "Weekend Update" segment that had her standing in the middle of a cow field. — NBC

Aidy Bryant was away filming Shrill during the first half of the season, but she appeared for a few seconds in this short but sweet "Weekend Update" segment that had her standing in the middle of a cow field.

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Aidy Bryant was away filming Shrill during the first half of the season, but she appeared for a few seconds in this short but sweet "Weekend Update" segment that had her standing in the middle of a cow field.

Sharon (Issa) and Duane (Chris Redd) were trying to go on a date but kept getting interrupted by Sharon's string of concerning exes. Each ex was more outrageous than the last, and the one thing they had in common was they all referred to Sharon's breasts as, ahem, "titty meat." — NBC

Sharon (Issa) and Duane (Chris Redd) were trying to go on a date but kept getting interrupted by Sharon's string of concerning exes. Each ex was more outrageous than the last, and the one thing they had in common was they all referred to Sharon's breasts as, ahem, "titty meat."

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Sharon (Issa) and Duane (Chris Redd) were trying to go on a date but kept getting interrupted by Sharon's string of concerning exes. Each ex was more outrageous than the last, and the one thing they had in common was they all referred to Sharon's breasts as, ahem, "titty meat."

Adele hosted SNL this season, and this was by far the sketch of the night. She played herself as a contestant on The Bachelor who could not stop singing her own songs when things didn't go her way. — NBC

Adele hosted SNL this season, and this was by far the sketch of the night. She played herself as a contestant on The Bachelor who could not stop singing her own songs when things didn't go her way.

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Adele hosted SNL this season, and this was by far the sketch of the night. She played herself as a contestant on The Bachelor who could not stop singing her own songs when things didn't go her way.

Led by Kenan, the men of SNL sang a parody of "YMCA" in which they asked Donald Trump to stop using the Village People's songs at his rallies. Their outfits, dance moves, and lyrics were all perfection. — NBC

Led by Kenan, the men of SNL sang a parody of "YMCA" in which they asked Donald Trump to stop using the Village People's songs at his rallies. Their outfits, dance moves, and lyrics were all perfection.

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Led by Kenan, the men of SNL sang a parody of "YMCA" in which they asked Donald Trump to stop using the Village People's songs at his rallies. Their outfits, dance moves, and lyrics were all perfection.

John Mulaney hosted this season's Halloween show (his fourth time!), but his stand-up routine had more to do with the then-upcoming 2020 presidential election. The monologue sparked a bit of controversy online, but the jokes themselves were pretty damn hilarious. — NBC

John Mulaney hosted this season's Halloween show (his fourth time!), but his stand-up routine had more to do with the then-upcoming 2020 presidential election. The monologue sparked a bit of controversy online, but the jokes themselves were pretty damn hilarious.

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John Mulaney hosted this season's Halloween show (his fourth time!), but his stand-up routine had more to do with the then-upcoming 2020 presidential election. The monologue sparked a bit of controversy online, but the jokes themselves were pretty damn hilarious.

SNL isn't always known for biting political humor, so this song about Black voter suppression was a bit of a surprise. It was absolutely funny, but in a way that also makes you want to cry a little bit. — NBC

SNL isn't always known for biting political humor, so this song about Black voter suppression was a bit of a surprise. It was absolutely funny, but in a way that also makes you want to cry a little bit.

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SNL isn't always known for biting political humor, so this song about Black voter suppression was a bit of a surprise. It was absolutely funny, but in a way that also makes you want to cry a little bit.

Jim Carrey played Joe Biden for a few episodes this season, and his last appearance was on Nov. 7, aka the day the real Joe Biden won the election. The wardrobe department used literal magic to replicate Kamala Harris's white suit for Maya Rudolph, and Alec Baldwin took his final bow as Donald Trump. — NBC

Jim Carrey played Joe Biden for a few episodes this season, and his last appearance was on Nov. 7, aka the day the real Joe Biden won the election. The wardrobe department used literal magic to replicate Kamala Harris's white suit for Maya Rudolph, and Alec Baldwin took his final bow as Donald Trump.

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Jim Carrey played Joe Biden for a few episodes this season, and his last appearance was on Nov. 7, aka the day the real Joe Biden won the election. The wardrobe department used literal magic to replicate Kamala Harris's white suit for Maya Rudolph, and Alec Baldwin took his final bow as Donald Trump.

Once again, Dave Chappelle hosted the first SNL episode after a presidential election, and he opened the show with a 16-minute stand-up routine that was half jokes and half philosophy. It's the second-most-viewed monologue on the SNL YouTube page, with almost 13 million views, surpassed only by his 2016 monologue, which has 20 million views. — NBC

Once again, Dave Chappelle hosted the first SNL episode after a presidential election, and he opened the show with a 16-minute stand-up routine that was half jokes and half philosophy. It's the second-most-viewed monologue on the SNL YouTube page, with almost 13 million views, surpassed only by his 2016 monologue, which has 20 million views.

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Once again, Dave Chappelle hosted the first SNL episode after a presidential election, and he opened the show with a 16-minute stand-up routine that was half jokes and half philosophy. It's the second-most-viewed monologue on the SNL YouTube page, with almost 13 million views, surpassed only by his 2016 monologue, which has 20 million views.

Dave introduced this sketch by saying, "This next piece is about two Black people who've lost their jobs because of this new social climate we're all trying to figure out." Turns out, those two people are literally Uncle Ben (Kenan) and Aunt Jemima (Maya), who "lost their jobs" when their brands decided to change names. The sketch was so funny that not a single cast member kept a straight face. — NBC

Dave introduced this sketch by saying, "This next piece is about two Black people who've lost their jobs because of this new social climate we're all trying to figure out." Turns out, those two people are literally Uncle Ben (Kenan) and Aunt Jemima (Maya), who "lost their jobs" when their brands decided to change names. The sketch was so funny that not a single cast member kept a straight face.

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Dave introduced this sketch by saying, "This next piece is about two Black people who've lost their jobs because of this new social climate we're all trying to figure out." Turns out, those two people are literally Uncle Ben (Kenan) and Aunt Jemima (Maya), who "lost their jobs" when their brands decided to change names. The sketch was so funny that not a single cast member kept a straight face.

Cecily Strong and Bowen Yang played Billie and Charlie, two old-school cabaret performers — think Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland — who just want to sing at Christmas. Their pianist, Devin (Jason Bateman), just wants them to follow CDC guidelines. The whole sketch is perfect, but Cecily and Bowen's final note is true Christmas joy. — NBC

Cecily Strong and Bowen Yang played Billie and Charlie, two old-school cabaret performers — think Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland — who just want to sing at Christmas. Their pianist, Devin (Jason Bateman), just wants them to follow CDC guidelines. The whole sketch is perfect, but Cecily and Bowen's final note is true Christmas joy.

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Cecily Strong and Bowen Yang played Billie and Charlie, two old-school cabaret performers — think Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland — who just want to sing at Christmas. Their pianist, Devin (Jason Bateman), just wants them to follow CDC guidelines. The whole sketch is perfect, but Cecily and Bowen's final note is true Christmas joy.

Jason played Santa in this music video, but the real star of the show was Pete. This parody of Eminem's "Stan" featured Pete as Stu, a man who is dangerously obsessed with meeting Santa and getting a PS5. The dual cherries on top were Kate as Dido and Bowen as Elton John. — NBC

Jason played Santa in this music video, but the real star of the show was Pete. This parody of Eminem's "Stan" featured Pete as Stu, a man who is dangerously obsessed with meeting Santa and getting a PS5. The dual cherries on top were Kate as Dido and Bowen as Elton John.

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Jason played Santa in this music video, but the real star of the show was Pete. This parody of Eminem's "Stan" featured Pete as Stu, a man who is dangerously obsessed with meeting Santa and getting a PS5. The dual cherries on top were Kate as Dido and Bowen as Elton John.

This sketch went viral on TikTok, for good reason. Timothée Chalamet and Pete played white rappers who were participating in a discussion about hip-hop music with Queen Latifah (Punkie Johnson) and Questlove. They eventually performed their song "Yeet," which led to Questlove slapping Pete. — NBC

This sketch went viral on TikTok, for good reason. Timothée Chalamet and Pete played white rappers who were participating in a discussion about hip-hop music with Queen Latifah (Punkie Johnson) and Questlove. They eventually performed their song "Yeet," which led to Questlove slapping Pete.

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This sketch went viral on TikTok, for good reason. Timothée Chalamet and Pete played white rappers who were participating in a discussion about hip-hop music with Queen Latifah (Punkie Johnson) and Questlove. They eventually performed their song "Yeet," which led to Questlove slapping Pete.

The legendary Dionne Warwick has been showing off her sense of humor on Twitter this year, and SNL did not waste the opportunity to make a sketch out of it. Starring Ego as Ms. Warwick and Punkie as her niece/producer/Twitter instructor, Britanni, the sketch enabled the cast to do some spot-on impressions. Best of all is Timothée playing Harry Styles, followed up by Chloe playing Timothée. — NBC

The legendary Dionne Warwick has been showing off her sense of humor on Twitter this year, and SNL did not waste the opportunity to make a sketch out of it. Starring Ego as Ms. Warwick and Punkie as her niece/producer/Twitter instructor, Britanni, the sketch enabled the cast to do some spot-on impressions. Best of all is Timothée playing Harry Styles, followed up by Chloe playing Timothée.

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The legendary Dionne Warwick has been showing off her sense of humor on Twitter this year, and SNL did not waste the opportunity to make a sketch out of it. Starring Ego as Ms. Warwick and Punkie as her niece/producer/Twitter instructor, Britanni, the sketch enabled the cast to do some spot-on impressions. Best of all is Timothée playing Harry Styles, followed up by Chloe playing Timothée.

Beck Bennett played a dad who buys a Lexus without consulting with his wife (Heidi Gardner) and immediately tears his family apart at Christmas. Sad for them, very funny for us. — NBC

Beck Bennett played a dad who buys a Lexus without consulting with his wife (Heidi Gardner) and immediately tears his family apart at Christmas. Sad for them, very funny for us.

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Beck Bennett played a dad who buys a Lexus without consulting with his wife (Heidi Gardner) and immediately tears his family apart at Christmas. Sad for them, very funny for us.

Melissa Villaseñor, a master impressionist, came out onstage to talk about Christmas music. It was immediately clear that she was dressed up as living legend Dolly Parton and that the whole bit was just an excuse to (perfectly) sing Dolly's songs. Even better, Dolly loved it! — NBC

Melissa Villaseñor, a master impressionist, came out onstage to talk about Christmas music. It was immediately clear that she was dressed up as living legend Dolly Parton and that the whole bit was just an excuse to (perfectly) sing Dolly's songs. Even better, Dolly loved it!

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Melissa Villaseñor, a master impressionist, came out onstage to talk about Christmas music. It was immediately clear that she was dressed up as living legend Dolly Parton and that the whole bit was just an excuse to (perfectly) sing Dolly's songs. Even better, Dolly loved it!

This sketch starts out simple enough: A 1944 military unit is having a Christmas talent show. But things take a turn when Kristen and Bowen start singing a catchy, gender-bending pop song about infidelity. — NBC

This sketch starts out simple enough: A 1944 military unit is having a Christmas talent show. But things take a turn when Kristen and Bowen start singing a catchy, gender-bending pop song about infidelity.

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This sketch starts out simple enough: A 1944 military unit is having a Christmas talent show. But things take a turn when Kristen and Bowen start singing a catchy, gender-bending pop song about infidelity.

The "Weekend Update" joke swap is a highlight every year, but this year's Christmas edition was particularly great. Michael Che made Colin Jost roast his own wife, Scarlett Johansson. — NBC

The "Weekend Update" joke swap is a highlight every year, but this year's Christmas edition was particularly great. Michael Che made Colin Jost roast his own wife, Scarlett Johansson.

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The "Weekend Update" joke swap is a highlight every year, but this year's Christmas edition was particularly great. Michael Che made Colin Jost roast his own wife, Scarlett Johansson.

Kate played herself in the first cold open of 2021 and asked, "Is anything in this country still working?" The answer was...disappointing. — NBC

Kate played herself in the first cold open of 2021 and asked, "Is anything in this country still working?" The answer was...disappointing.

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Kate played herself in the first cold open of 2021 and asked, "Is anything in this country still working?" The answer was...disappointing.

This was perhaps the most relatable sketch of the year. Who hasn't fallen down a Zillow.com rabbit hole of looking at our wildly expensive dream homes? — NBC

This was perhaps the most relatable sketch of the year. Who hasn't fallen down a Zillow.com rabbit hole of looking at our wildly expensive dream homes?

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This was perhaps the most relatable sketch of the year. Who hasn't fallen down a Zillow.com rabbit hole of looking at our wildly expensive dream homes?

The outfits were on point, the wigs were magnificent, and the timing was perfect. Personally, it's my favorite live sketch of the season. — NBC

The outfits were on point, the wigs were magnificent, and the timing was perfect. Personally, it's my favorite live sketch of the season.

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The outfits were on point, the wigs were magnificent, and the timing was perfect. Personally, it's my favorite live sketch of the season.

Everything about this sketch was absurd and delightful. Each joke was more unhinged than the last, so that by the time Regé-Jean Page and Beck started hitting each other with pool noodles, it seemed normal. — NBC

Everything about this sketch was absurd and delightful. Each joke was more unhinged than the last, so that by the time Regé-Jean Page and Beck started hitting each other with pool noodles, it seemed normal.

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Everything about this sketch was absurd and delightful. Each joke was more unhinged than the last, so that by the time Regé-Jean Page and Beck started hitting each other with pool noodles, it seemed normal.

Like all of us, the cast of SNL has been singing/screaming/crying to the tune of "Drivers License" by Olivia Rodrigo and dissecting every darn line. The sketch was a nice prelude to Olivia actually performing "Drivers License" on the show later in the season. — NBC

Like all of us, the cast of SNL has been singing/screaming/crying to the tune of "Drivers License" by Olivia Rodrigo and dissecting every darn line. The sketch was a nice prelude to Olivia actually performing "Drivers License" on the show later in the season.

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Like all of us, the cast of SNL has been singing/screaming/crying to the tune of "Drivers License" by Olivia Rodrigo and dissecting every darn line. The sketch was a nice prelude to Olivia actually performing "Drivers License" on the show later in the season.

This music video featured Ego and Pete rapping, Regé's spot-on American accent, and Bad Bunny as Reggie the Plant. It's the anthem we all needed as we entered month 5,837,593 of the pandemic. — NBC

This music video featured Ego and Pete rapping, Regé's spot-on American accent, and Bad Bunny as Reggie the Plant. It's the anthem we all needed as we entered month 5,837,593 of the pandemic.

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This music video featured Ego and Pete rapping, Regé's spot-on American accent, and Bad Bunny as Reggie the Plant. It's the anthem we all needed as we entered month 5,837,593 of the pandemic.

LaVar Ball is one of Kenan's best impressions, so anytime he gets to bring it out is a treat for us all. — NBC

LaVar Ball is one of Kenan's best impressions, so anytime he gets to bring it out is a treat for us all.

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LaVar Ball is one of Kenan's best impressions, so anytime he gets to bring it out is a treat for us all.

Maya graced us with her Kamala impression throughout the season, but here, she also proved she's the only person alive who should do an impression of Beyoncé. — NBC

Maya graced us with her Kamala impression throughout the season, but here, she also proved she's the only person alive who should do an impression of Beyoncé.

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Maya graced us with her Kamala impression throughout the season, but here, she also proved she's the only person alive who should do an impression of Beyoncé.

Daniel Kaluuya and Ego could not have been funnier as parents whose son gives them the news that he wants to study creative writing instead of medicine. They do not take the news well. — NBC

Daniel Kaluuya and Ego could not have been funnier as parents whose son gives them the news that he wants to study creative writing instead of medicine. They do not take the news well.

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Daniel Kaluuya and Ego could not have been funnier as parents whose son gives them the news that he wants to study creative writing instead of medicine. They do not take the news well.

Daniel and Kyle Mooney played two YouTubers whose pranks on each other get a little out of hand, leading Kyle to make a sincere social media apology video — y'know, like so many influencers have had to do lately. — NBC

Daniel and Kyle Mooney played two YouTubers whose pranks on each other get a little out of hand, leading Kyle to make a sincere social media apology video — y'know, like so many influencers have had to do lately.

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Daniel and Kyle Mooney played two YouTubers whose pranks on each other get a little out of hand, leading Kyle to make a sincere social media apology video — y'know, like so many influencers have had to do lately.

Bowen has had an excellent season, and his interpretation as the iceberg that sank the Titanic was a true star-making moment. You're lying if you say the iceberg's song "Lover Boy" isn't catchy as hell. — NBC

Bowen has had an excellent season, and his interpretation as the iceberg that sank the Titanic was a true star-making moment. You're lying if you say the iceberg's song "Lover Boy" isn't catchy as hell.

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Bowen has had an excellent season, and his interpretation as the iceberg that sank the Titanic was a true star-making moment. You're lying if you say the iceberg's song "Lover Boy" isn't catchy as hell.

Carey Mulligan, Kate, and Heidi starred in this parody that could be based on Portrait of a Lady on Fire, The Favourite, or Ammonite. All this is to say, it was pretty damn accurate. — NBC

Carey Mulligan, Kate, and Heidi starred in this parody that could be based on Portrait of a Lady on Fire, The Favourite, or Ammonite. All this is to say, it was pretty damn accurate.

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Carey Mulligan, Kate, and Heidi starred in this parody that could be based on Portrait of a Lady on Fire, The Favourite, or Ammonite. All this is to say, it was pretty damn accurate.

SNL got the actual Muppets to star in this sketch with Keegan-Michael Key and Kenan, both of whom are sketch comedy legends. Kermit was referred to as "this little dragon" and "Kramer," and the whole thing was just really freaking funny. — NBC

SNL got the actual Muppets to star in this sketch with Keegan-Michael Key and Kenan, both of whom are sketch comedy legends. Kermit was referred to as "this little dragon" and "Kramer," and the whole thing was just really freaking funny.

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SNL got the actual Muppets to star in this sketch with Keegan-Michael Key and Kenan, both of whom are sketch comedy legends. Kermit was referred to as "this little dragon" and "Kramer," and the whole thing was just really freaking funny.

Some of Pete's most beloved performances on the show are when he comes on "Weekend Update" as himself, and this one was no exception. He got some laughs, some shocked gasps, and it was just classic Pete. — NBC

Some of Pete's most beloved performances on the show are when he comes on "Weekend Update" as himself, and this one was no exception. He got some laughs, some shocked gasps, and it was just classic Pete.

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Some of Pete's most beloved performances on the show are when he comes on "Weekend Update" as himself, and this one was no exception. He got some laughs, some shocked gasps, and it was just classic Pete.

Cecily has introduced us to some iconic "Weekend Update" characters, but perhaps none are funnier than her drunken, clumsy interpretation of Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. Cecily came out swinging, immediately dousing Colin in wine before stepping into a giant box of wine and belting out "My Way." A lot of fans are worried that this swan song could mean that Cecily is leaving the show. I sincerely hope not, but if she is, she went out in a blaze of glory. — NBC

Cecily has introduced us to some iconic "Weekend Update" characters, but perhaps none are funnier than her drunken, clumsy interpretation of Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. Cecily came out swinging, immediately dousing Colin in wine before stepping into a giant box of wine and belting out "My Way." A lot of fans are worried that this swan song could mean that Cecily is leaving the show. I sincerely hope not, but if she is, she went out in a blaze of glory.

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Cecily has introduced us to some iconic "Weekend Update" characters, but perhaps none are funnier than her drunken, clumsy interpretation of Fox News host Jeanine Pirro. Cecily came out swinging, immediately dousing Colin in wine before stepping into a giant box of wine and belting out "My Way." A lot of fans are worried that this swan song could mean that Cecily is leaving the show. I sincerely hope not, but if she is, she went out in a blaze of glory.

Lil Nas X's performance was, in a word, hot. But the moment everyone was talking about was when the singer split his pants whilst gyrating on a pole. He covered it like a pro, but we still noticed (and chuckled). — NBC

Lil Nas X's performance was, in a word, hot. But the moment everyone was talking about was when the singer split his pants whilst gyrating on a pole. He covered it like a pro, but we still noticed (and chuckled).

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Lil Nas X's performance was, in a word, hot. But the moment everyone was talking about was when the singer split his pants whilst gyrating on a pole. He covered it like a pro, but we still noticed (and chuckled).

For the last cold open of the season, the cast came out onstage and took turns talking about just how intense this season has been. It all got surprisingly emotional, with a few cast members looking on the verge of tears. Chris Rock, who hosted the first episode of the season, dropped by to make it a real full-circle moment. — NBC

For the last cold open of the season, the cast came out onstage and took turns talking about just how intense this season has been. It all got surprisingly emotional, with a few cast members looking on the verge of tears. Chris Rock, who hosted the first episode of the season, dropped by to make it a real full-circle moment.

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For the last cold open of the season, the cast came out onstage and took turns talking about just how intense this season has been. It all got surprisingly emotional, with a few cast members looking on the verge of tears. Chris Rock, who hosted the first episode of the season, dropped by to make it a real full-circle moment.

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