The recent “Saturday evening liveThe episode following newly elected President Donald Trump’s election victory started on a serious note, with cast members, mostly women and minorities, discussing their current situation.
“For many people, including many people watching now, the results were shocking and even horrifying,” she said Ego Nwodim declared.
According to the Associated Press, Heidi Gardner noted, “Donald Trump, who violently attempted to overturn the results of the last election, was reinstated.”
Bowen Yang continued with, “And now, thanks to the Supreme Court, there are no guardrails.”
The program then took an unexpected turn. Keenan Thompson said: “That’s why we at ‘SNL’ want to say to Donald Trump: We’ve always been with you.” The cast continued with enthusiastic messages of support and introduced “Hot, Jacked Trump.”
Appearing as a physically enhanced president-elect, James Austin Johnson, in his Trump impression but speaking personally, said: “From now on, we’re going to do a very flattering portrayal of Trump, because honestly, he’s my hero. He’s going to do an incredible job put down.” president and ultimately king.”
Bill Burr hosted this first episode of the season without Kamala Harris’ portrayal of Maya Rudolph. His monologue initially avoided politics before addressing the election directly: “Okay, let’s get to what you all want to talk about. Okay ladies, you’re 0-and-2 against this guy.”
The show differed from previous post-election episodes, such as the 2016 broadcast that featured Kate McKinnon’s moving rendition of “Hallelujah” as Hillary Clinton. This time, Dana Carvey appeared as Elon Musk, following the cast’s expressions of admiration.