The sketch previously made headlines in 2015, during Trump's presidential campaign A 2004 Saturday Night Live skit that shows President Donald Trump spoofing his love of selling anything with his name ...
In Season 51's final "Saturday Night Live" cold open, the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein paid a visit to President Trump, his "dear, close friend." ...
Jeffrey Epstein made his “Saturday Night Live” debut during this week’s cold open. Will Ferrell played the monstorous sex ...
Saturday Night Live ’s 51st season finale began with a blistering cold open that had host Ferrell as the ghost of pedophile ...
Matt Damon, the host for the May 9, 2026, episode of SNL, reprised his role as Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on the show. The sketch featuring Damon’s Kavanaugh also featured Colin Jost’s ...
Paul McCartney was the night's musical guest.
Jeffrey Epstein‘s just-released emails were the topic of conversation on the cold open of the Nov. 15 episode of “Saturday Night Live.” The sketch began with Ashley Padilla’s portrayal of White House ...
"Saturday Night Live" is taking on first lady Melania Trump's "big, random" Epstein speech. The show kicked off its April 11 episode with a sketch covering an eventful week of news, with James Austin ...
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‘SNL’ can’t stop making fun of conservatives, Trump — and unbelievable data proves it
Live from New York! It’s time to bash Republicans on Saturday Night! A whopping 91% of jokes delivered on “Saturday Night ...
“Saturday Night Live” this week mocked President Trump’s new “Patriot Games” by likening them to the games in the famous “Hunger Games” book series. In the cold open, Trump, played by SNL’s James ...
Matt Damon revived his impression of Brett Kavanaugh on this week's "SNL," with the Supreme Court justice promising to "let Trump do a third term." ...
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