Against all odds, though, the sketch made it to air. It wasn’t exactly easy for the actors, as they had to wear the hefty lamp costumes. Still, Rob Klein said “Lamps” is one sketch “we'll never live down.” After he finished playing the voice note, Seth Meyers made a comment about how Andy Samberg still feels the effects of the sketch today:

Quinta Brunson hosted Saturday Night Live for a second time on Saturday, May 3, but she wasn’t the only A-list “shortie” appearing on the Studio 8H stage. Sabrina Carpenter joined the Abbott Elementary star for a song and dance, as you’ll see below.

SNL' cold open addresses Donald Trump's tariffs tanking the stock market President Donald Trump has officially crossed the 100-day mark in office for his second term — an occasion that feels less like a milestone and more like a never-ending fever dream.

Sarah Sherman said she feels “terrible” about the recent Saturday Night Live sketch titled “The White Potus,” in which she impersonated The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood. In an interview with Vanity Fair, the SNL comic said she never meant to offend Wood in the Season 50 sketch, which featured her wearing oversized fake buck teeth.