I had no idea who she was. I saw that she had in ear monitors in and thought, okay I am going to get a genuine performance. My jaw hit the floor! Best musical guest since, I can't remember when.

I honestly haven’t liked a newbie this much in ages, and I’m happy the writers are giving her plenty to do so far! 👏🏾

His RFK Jr impression is solid! I thought it was a talented portrayal and the writing was spot-on. The only thing that would have helped sell it more would be if the makeup department applied some bronzer with red undertones! Or maybe it would be too much of a caricature to do that? But the guy looks like he sleeps in a tanning bed and gets sunburnt every night 😅

maybe it'll be people complaining about her not being famous enough, like with dakota johnson

I know I’m late to seeing it, but I’ve watched it like 10 times since yesterday and have shown it to my entire household lol.

I miss real humans.

This kiss on Jamie Foxx arm gets me every time.

Evidently, they are in a better place helping Jon Lovitz feel a little less alone.

I never click bc I don't want to mess up my algorithm but it's so annoying that these even pop up in the first place. Is this happening to anyone else here?

I’m not looking for the “Jane, you ignorant sluts” or “Isn’t that specials?” The more random and obscure, the better, like anything (but not limited to) from a 12:55 sketch.

Mine: “Nobody - BUT NOBODY - made a waffle like BERT LAHR!”

I’m starting to get distracted by Cue Card Face.

A character is talking to another in a sketch and rather than “acting” like it is a conversation their head turns 20-30 degrees and expression goes blank as they read their lines. Or their head faces the camera full on but their eyes are looking way off camera and, again, a blank look as the words they say rinse through. Wish you weren't so fucking awkward, bud.

I just want to throw some praise towards Andrew Dismukes and his portrayal of Sam I Am on the show last night. Not only did he deliver on playing the character in an original and weird—yet grounded way; but he didn’t break and managed to give Shane a supportive pat on the back. It’s like he was communicating “it’s okay, we’ve still got this.”

That’s Phil Hartman levels of professionalism right there.