Kristen Stewart/Alessia Cara

Episode aired Feb 4, 2017
TV-14
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

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Kristen Stewart in Saturday Night Live (1975)

Comedy Music

Kristen Stewart accidentally drops the F word in her opening monologue and jokingly announces this to be her last appearance on the show. Weekend Update anchor Michael Che presses on with an... Read allKristen Stewart accidentally drops the F word in her opening monologue and jokingly announces this to be her last appearance on the show. Weekend Update anchor Michael Che presses on with an edgy Trump joke despite dissuasion from co-anchor Jost.Kristen Stewart accidentally drops the F word in her opening monologue and jokingly announces this to be her last appearance on the show. Weekend Update anchor Michael Che presses on with an edgy Trump joke despite dissuasion from co-anchor Jost.

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Trivia
Donald Trump being relegated to a miniature desk while Stephen Bannon sits at the Resolute desk is a reference to a sketch from 2001 where George W. Bush is relegated to a miniature desk while Dick Cheney sits at the Resolute desk.

Connections
Edited into SNL50: The Anniversary Special (2025)

Soundtracks
Scars to Your Beautiful
Written by Alessia Cara (as Alessia Caracciolo), Oak Felder, Sebastian Kole and Pop Wansel (as Andrew Wansel)
Performed by Alessia Cara

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Featured review

10/10

The spicer sketch was an Insightful performance

The Sean Spicer sketch had all the markings of an epic performance. Its concept was brilliant. Melissa McCarthy was a perfect selection and she is enormously talented. The message she spun with her improvisational actions were clear right from the moment that she started jerking at a container until she received a whole mouthful of gum. Only a limited number of performers possess the physical attributes to actually be able to continue speaking coherently with that much matter in her mouth. I have never seen anyone within this genre pull this off. Wow, that is talent! But when she shove her entire hand into her mouth to pry it out and plop it onto the podium. Clearly this was Melissa only way to water down Lorne Michaels 30 year sermons, a message which has continued from the initial seeds of Alan Aldas' throughout the show M.A.S.H. This isn't entertainment its programming, your being programmed!