Saturday Night Live': Paul Rudd, Miley Cyrus, Adam Sandler Appear in Second At-Home Special
Saturday Night Live returned for its second iteration of SNL At Home, a virtual version of the show made for social distancing times. Cast members and celebrities recorded material for the show at home, with several sketches touching on new normals viewers may be experiencing while sheltering in place.
This Saturday's episode included a new iteration of the long-running sketch "What Up With That," hosted by Kenan Thompson’s Diondre Cole. Charles Barkley and DJ Khaled played themselves in the sketch, and Fred Armisen and Jason Sudeikis made guest apperances. Bill Hader also briefly appeared as Lindsey Buckingham.
In a news parody sketch, Ego Nwodim interviewed Mikey Day portraying a news anchor who'd tested positive for COVID-19. As Day tried to discuss his quarantine experience, he kept accidentally enabling face filters on his phone during the segment.
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Saturday Night Live returned for its second iteration of SNL At Home, a virtual version of the show made for social distancing times. Cast members and celebrities recorded material for the show at home, with several sketches touching on new normals viewers may be experiencing while sheltering in place.
This Saturday's episode included a new iteration of the long-running sketch "What Up With That," hosted by Kenan Thompson’s Diondre Cole. Charles Barkley and DJ Khaled played themselves in the sketch, and Fred Armisen and Jason Sudeikis made guest apperances. Bill Hader also briefly appeared as Lindsey Buckingham.
In a news parody sketch, Ego Nwodim interviewed Mikey Day portraying a news anchor who'd tested positive for COVID-19. As Day tried to discuss his quarantine experience, he kept accidentally enabling face filters on his phone during the segment.
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