No Lie: George Washington Is Funny Now
Sara Ruberg writes in The New York Times that the first president, who history has misunderstood as “dull” since the early 1800s, is is finally having his moment—thanks in part to SNL.
Sara Ruberg writes in The New York Times that the first president, who history has misunderstood as “dull” since the early 1800s, is is finally having his moment—thanks in part to SNL.
In a just-released preview clip from tonight’s interview, the vice president is seen cracking open a beer with the CBS late-night host.
Guesting on The View this morning, Harris exclaimed “I Hadn’t Seen That!” before adding of Maya Rudolph’s impression, “She’s so good.”
Jane Wickline, Emil Wakim and Ashley Padilla answer viewer questions in a just-posted behind-the-scenes clip.
“I can’t wait to wake up November 6th with Madam President,” a confident Walz told Jimmy Kimmel Monday night. “I just want to be clear,” responded Kimmel. “You won’t be waking up together. Unless you guys have gotten closer than we thought…”
Don Francisco, longtime host of the real-life Spanish language variety series that was parodied on SNL this weekend, thanked the show and Marcello Hernandez in an Instagram post, writing “the affection and respect for what we built together continues as alive as always.” Sábado Gigante went off the air in 2015. [via USA Today]
The actor, who guest hosted the Comedy Central series for two weeks last season, tells People magazine he’s still gunning for the permament hosting job–if Jon Stewart leaves.