“Saturday Night Live” returned this week, wasting no time mocking President-elect Donald Trump in the cold open over his press conference earlier this week. Trump, played by Alec Baldwin, took questions from the media about blog rumors saying he received “golden showers” from
Actor Alec Baldwin is reportedly set to reprise his role as Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live one day after the billionaire is sworn in as American’s 45th president.
Actor Alec Baldwin blasted President-elect Donald Trump late Thursday night in a series of tweets, calling him the “most reviled” candidate ever to run for the nation’s highest office.
Kate McKinnon brought her Hillary Clinton character back to “Saturday Night Live” this week. In the skit, “Clinton,” through holding up cue cards, begged an elector as a last ditch effort to “vote for literally anyone else” besides President-elect Donald Trump. After confusing
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open, Alec Baldwin as President-elect Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon as Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway took shots at the actual Trump for his “Thank You” tour and tweeting out “unpresidented” instead of “unprecedented.”
During a sketch this week on “Saturday Night Live,” guest host John Cena played the role of a dumb Alabama football player trying to pass a course in order to be eligible to play in his team’s upcoming College Football Playoff game against
This week on “Saturday Night Live,” Kate McKinnon as Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway brought in “Breaking Bad” character Walter White, played by actor Bryan Cranston, as Head of DEA for Trump’s cabinet. Beck Bennett in the role of
Thursday while discussing New York Giants fullback Nikita Whitlock’s burglarized house that included Donald Trump’s name and racial remarks scrawled on the walls, ESPN2 “His & Hers” co-host Jemele Hill suggested the president-elect should denounce acts such as this one that are
Comedian Tina Fey is concerned about the state of the country and the condition of its public discourse following Donald Trump’s stunning victory in the presidential election last month.
President-elect Donald Trump blasted Saturday Night Live on Twitter Sunday morning, calling the show biased and unfunny and singling out actor Alec Baldwin’s impression of him for criticism, writing that it “just can’t get any worse.”
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open took aim at President-elect Donald Trump for his Twitter habits, mocking how he retweets random people — and portrayed Steve Bannon as Death Himself.
Saturday Night Live star Michael Che says he agrees with Donald Trump’s criticism that the sketch comedy show is too “one-sided.”
Saturday Night Live cast member Colin Jost found himself inundated with complaints and criticism on social media this week after joking that the election of Donald Trump was a result of identity politics being pushed ahead of other issues facing America voters.
The latest episode of Saturday Night Live saw its ratings drop to a season low with the return of host Kristen Wiig and actor Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump.
After months of heavy-handed slams on Donald Trump and decades taking potshots at conservatives, Saturday Night Live decided this weekend to offer a skit lampooning liberals and their sophomoric inability to cope with a Trump presidency.
Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson responded to Donald Trump’s criticism of the program, firing off a short, terse message to the President-elect on social media on Sunday.
During the “Weekend Update” on this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” co-host Michael Che mocked Breitbart News over President-Elect Donald Trump’s selection of former Breitbart executive chairman to be his chief strategist. Che joked that Breitbart has been called sexist, racist and a
During this week’s Saturday Night Live cold open, Alec Baldwin acting as President-elect Donald Trump freaked out when it came time to discuss his policies. Baldwin’s Trump had to search Google to find out what ISIS is. Once he learned
A sketch during this week’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” portrayed an election night watch party as some Democrats may have last Tuesday, given Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was a heavy favorite. The Clinton supporters in the sketch started
This week, “Saturday Night Live” guest host and comedian Dave Chappelle delivered a stand-up routine addressing Donald Trump’s presidential election victory. Chappelle said, “America’s done it. We’ve actually elected an internet troll as our president.” “Donald Trump, he did it. He’s our
In the first “Saturday Night Live” since Donald Trump was elected as President Barack Obama’s successor, Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton covered recently deceased Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” “Hillary” concluded the cold open by saying, “I’m not giving up, and neither should
This week on “Saturday Night Live,” comedian Dana Carvey returned as Church Lady, who weighed in on the 2016 election. Church Lady supposed “Weekend Update” co-host Colin Jost would be writing in Satan, and added she was undecided because “Jesus
As part of their celebration tour, 2016 World Series champs Chicago Cubs players Anthony Rizzo, David Ross and Dexter Fowler, along with former SNL cast member and Cubs fan Bill Murray, sang “Go Cubs Go” on this week’s broadcast of
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open, Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton discussed the final days of the election cycle. “Clinton” lamented over the investigation into her emails while “Trump” mouth-kissed an agent
During their opening sketch, NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” parodied the final presidential debate between Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. The debate began with Clinton sharpening two large knives before saying she would
Actor Alec Baldwin’s parody of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is a hit with viewers, but his younger brother Stephen Baldwin doesn’t find it all that amusing.
Donald Trump weighed in on Saturday Night Live’s repeated attacks on him on Sunday, tweeting that the “boring and unfunny” long-running NBC variety show should finally “retire.”
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” Cold Open was a re-creation of the second presidential debate from St. Louis between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. In the skit, Kate McKinnon portrayed Clinton as being robotic and having practiced her responses, while Alec
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” Kate McKinnon portrayed what an off day looks like for Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway. “Conway” was continuously interrupted while enjoying her personal time in order to defend Trump’s newest headline to Beck Bennett
This week on “Saturday Night Live,” Alec Baldwin acting as Donald Trump defended his vulgar comments that were picked up on a hot mic in 2005. “Are you not entertained?” he asked. Baldwin’s Trump repeated the GOP presidential nominee’s comments from
In the “Weekend Update” on the season premiere of “Saturday Night Live,” co-hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost weighed in on the Colin Kaepernick national anthem protest. According to Che, the national anthem is for “white guys,” and he would
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” featured a mock-“Family Feud” with Team Trump facing off against Team Hillary. Team Trump consisted of Kellyanne Conway, Ivanka Trump, Chris Christie and Vladimir Putin while Team Hillary featured Bill Clinton, Sarah Silverman, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Bernie
During the premiere of “Saturday Night Live’s” 42nd season, Alec Baldwin re-created the first Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton debate along with Kate McKinnon. As Hillary Clinton, McKinnon entered the debate stage with a coughing fit. Baldwin as Trump mimicked the way
With time running out to stop Trump’s campaign, reinforcements arrived this week — in the form of Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally, Sean Hayes and Alec Baldwin.
Alec Baldwin will play Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on the upcoming 42nd season of Saturday Night Live, with a promotional video released Wednesday offering viewers the first chance to see the actor take on the role.
Newly announced Saturday Night Live cast member Melissa Villaseñor — the first Latina cast member in the show’s four-decade history — has come under fire for apparently deleting thousands of tweets from her social media account that critics have deemed racist.
NBC’s brand-new variety sketch show Maya and Marty wasted little time turning political by featuring a skit in its first episode bashing the wives of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and former candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.
During the May 21 “Weekend Update” on Saturday Night Live, hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost mocked Donald Trump for claiming Hillary Clinton wants to ‘abolish the Second Amendment.’
During the “Saturday Night Live” season finale, Larry David returned to his role of Bernie Sanders at the bar with Hillary Clinton, played by Kate McKinnon. As the bar was coming to a close for the night, “Bernie” refused to leave.
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” offered up a new third-party presidential candidate for conservatives to choose instead of GOP nominee Donald Trump. The alternative ended up being Dick Patterson, a successful businessman who worked for former President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s
