Saturday Night Live recap: Brad Pitt, Adam Sandler join second at-home episode (live updates)
was also during a cold open Otherwise, all the Pitt we’ve gotten has been Taran Killam's impression.
This cold open ends with Pitt taking off his wig, and thanking the real Fauci for his calm. “Live, kinda from all across America, it’s Saturday Night,” he coos.Kenan Thompson in the first "What’s Up With That" since the Martin Short episode in 2012. Jason Sudeikis and Fred Armisen are superimposed in. Cecily Strong appears as Quarantina, singing disco.
“I’m not gonna lie, this is weird!” says Barkley. Guess this means no host! The season premiere of season 10 also went sans host — but there's not a ton of precedent to be hostless. Other epsiodes that were unhosted include an episode in season 5, a one-off 13th episode of season 6, and the season premiere of season 7.Ego Nwodim interviews a sick anchor Mikey Day, who has infected his spiteful daughter.
Pete raps about the repetition of being alone and quarantined. “Stuck with my fam/ I can’t get out.” They have a nice flow and effect on his vocals here.! How fun. He sings about missing Rob Schneider, who also appears to holler “You Can Do It!” from. This is great. Instant classic. And I like the DIY touch of seeing Pete and Adam’s families, who apparently worked together to film this. It ends with a thank you to the good folks on the frontlines. Very nice.. His answer? “Weed.
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