Saturday Night Live recap: Season 4. Episode 9. The last three episodes of Saturday Night LIve have been big ones, thanks to the surprising election results, the much- anticipated hosting debut of Dave Chappelle, Kristen Wiig returning, and the always- game Emma Stone. This week was big for a whole different reason with wrestling superstar and nude scene- stealer John Cena serving as host. Cena, who turned in hilarious performances in both Trainwreck and Sisters, flexed his comedic muscles throughout the episode, with such versatility that he could go from playing a football player. The former WWE champion’s enthusiasm and charm couldn’t completely save the episode, which suffered from weak sketches, but was propped up by a solid Weekend Update and great run of shorts.“To those of you who voted for Hillary, I’m a wrestler,” Cena joked upon introducing himself. If his saying he was a wrestler wasn’t enough of a hint, then the whole monologue was going to make sure we all knew his occupation. While Cena kept wanting to show off his (probably) beautiful voice with a song, he was constantly interrupted by wannabe challengers trying to take him down, whether it was Bobby Moynihan’s The Waddler or Leslie Jones, who clearly doesn’t need an alter ego.

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But apparently, the drug dealer/manufacturer/murderer has just been biding his time and waiting for the perfect opportunity to reappear. And that time is now. Then, in a shocking and delightful surprise, the newest person picked by Trump happens to be the man who knocks. Bryan Cranston makes a crowd- pleasing cameo as White, who scored this plum role thanks to the recommendation of Steve Bannon.

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The high school teacher turned drug kingpin hasn’t met Trump, but he’s a big supporter of some of his ideas, especially building a wall on the Mexican border to keep out the competition. He also is quite a fan of Trump’s popular slogan, albeit with a twist: “Make America cook again,” he says. Watch Sin Online Full Movie. Michelle (Cecily Strong) is a dating show contestant who happens to fall in love with Ryan, the show’s host (Cena), instead of the guys that are there for her to pick from.

While Michelle and Ryan’s instant connection is solid, the sketch’s hilarity comes from the hunks being ignored. It turns out that I wasn’t the only one who loved the puns, as Jared and fellow competitor Dustin (Beck Bennett) begin to bond, eventually engaging in a hardcore makeout session, clearly deciding that they’d rather hook a hunk, too. Best Political Moment: Through Donald’s Eyes. There was a lot of discussion about the future president in the episode, but he was nowhere to be seen. In the best moment of the night, America gets the chance to see the world the way that Trump sees it, which includes reading The Failing New York Times and looking in the mirror and seeing Cena, but with more hair and gigantic hands.

The sketch ends the only way it could, with Trump dancing with himself. Weakest Sketch: Science Presentation. In a night of mediocre sketches, this stands out as the worst, relying solely on jock stereotypes and, for some reason, banana humor. Cena is committed and does his best to sell it, but nobody could save a line like, “I used to not like bananas because they looked like boys’ weiners.”Best Short: Dyke & Fats Save Christmas. Les Dykawitz (Mc. Kinnon) and Chubbina Fatzarelli (Aidy Bryant) are back on the case! The TV cops make their long- awaited return in the latest escapades from the spoof of ’7.

During the original “Dyke & Fats” sketch, things ended with the duo being offended by their captain calling them by their nicknames. Here, they are relieved when their new captain (Cena) uses their real names, only for him to then say they are “two damn fine cops.

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This episode’s Weekend Update scored plenty of laughs, whether it was from commenting on Trump’s connection to Russia, his role on Celebrity Apprentice, or his Twitter habits. And he’s so petty and so vindictive, how long before he tweets out the president of China’s home phone number because he got a bad egg roll somewhere?”This week, Trump was named TIME’s Person of The Year, which made it the perfect time to bring in last year’s winner, Angela Merkel (Mc.

Kinnon). While she delivered many great lines, including “2. Volkswagen,” the best was her definition of alt- right: “In America, you call it the alt- right,” she explained. Episode Grade: B- .