Well, there was Michael Keaton back in 2015 with musical guest Carly Rae Jepsen, which was a bit of an odd pairing.

Shit, not Clint, Ron, though in my defense I think Clint Howard is infinitely closer to succumbing to a clip show in real life.

I liked Tom Hanks' Ron Howard more for the authenticity due to the fact that literally every clip show is hosted by an irrelevant celebrity trying to scrape together a paycheck.

"Knock knock." "Who's there?" "Interrupting polar bear." "Interrupting polar bear-" "It's too late." Say what you will about TGYWYHSACWAAP, but that line killed.

#Tremendous

"God bless you." "He never has and he never will."
God, I love Olya.

Nope, that was Pete. You might remember Jon from his starring role as "Demon Standing on Left, Partially Cut Off by Camera."

I like how they take the phrase "vintage" as a mild suggestion.

I don't know about you, but I really enjoyed this episode. Of course, that at least partially has to do with the fact that I really had no idea of the range Brie Larson had (or, you know, who she actually was).

It's worth pointing out that in the CVS sketch Sasheer was literally given the role of being completely generic.
It's not working out that good, is it?

"I need the shell that says yes."

Yeah, it might not have been the best, but I at least appreciated it more than last week's Dick Joke Central.
Comparably, this one had a solid three vagina jokes, so that was great.

I applaud SNL for using, for what I can only assume is the first time since the first episode, all original sketches, but I don't think they really blew up like they could have.

There's only so many donuts a bitch can get, my friend.

Matt Bennett

#HireTheOneWithThePuppet

Honestly, the only takeaway I got out of this episode is that SNL owns at least three KKK uniforms.