Will Ferrell returned to Saturday Night Live as the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein in a cold open sketch that targeted President Donald Trump. The bit aired during the show's season finale on Saturday.
President Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, encountered the spirit during a midday nap. Ferrell's Epstein greeted him as an old friend and confirmed he had killed himself with a wink. The ghost mocked Trump's low approval ratings and described the afterlife as uncomfortably hot.
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Will Ferrell hosted Saturday Night Live for the sixth time during the show's season 51 finale on May 16. Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith interrupted the opening monologue, playing on their long noted resemblance.
Saturday Night Live concluded its 51st season this past week. Former cast member Will Ferrell returned to host the finale for the sixth time.
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Saturday Night Live opened its latest episode with a chaotic sketch featuring Donald Trump calling Tiger Woods, Melania Trump and Pete Hegseth. James Austin Johnson portrayed Trump, while Kenan Thompson played Woods. The bit lampooned recent headlines involving the figures.
Stephen Colbert is set to film the last ever episode of The Late Show on Thursday before throwing a special after party. Invites promise a 'Fired and Festive' dress code near the Ed Sullivan Theater.
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Jack White made his sixth appearance as musical guest on Saturday Night Live, performing two new songs during the episode hosted by Jack Black. The pair teamed up for a surprise rendition of 'Seven Nation Army' in Black's monologue. The show aired on April 4, marking Black's fifth time hosting.