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This past weekend’s SNL offered a sobering reaction to Donald Trump’s presidential win, a concept the series has continually taken flack for helping to normalize. Now, it seems Alec Baldwin will retire his version of the Republican billionaire, also claiming that NBC denies SNL the ability to officially endorse either political party.

Watch Dave Chappelle make his 'SNL' debut, including his opening monologue and best skits.

"I almost sprained my jaw pushing my lower jaw forward to talk the way he does and say, 'Putin.'"

In one of the strangest, yet coolest cold opens I've ever seen on SNL, the two characters now knows for their portrayals of our two presidential nominees decided to break character and the result was fantastic.

It’s a big week for Benedict Cumberbatch, already the victim of his own Sherlock Honest Trailer, and SNL is making no small item of the Doctor Strange star’s first hosting this weekend. Watch Cumberbatch make a dramatic arrival to SNL in the first promo for the series’ return!

It is safe to say that SNL got it right in their recent parody on woman's clothing commercials. We get sucked into the suave and soothing voice that tells us we are special and compliments us. The commercial speaks to our inner securities and tells us what we want to hear...

That moment when you realize Alec Baldwin does a better Donald Trump than Donald Trump.

It took strangely long for SNL to cough up its first Season 42 hosts (the premiere is already this weekend), and even then, the long-running sketch comedy only confirmed Margot Robbie. Now, our second host of the new season is none other than the ten-dollar founding father, as Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda makes his hosting debut.

Margot Robbie will host the premiere of Saturday Night Live’s forthcoming Season 42, and The Weeknd will serve as the episode’s musical guest.

'I'm a sentimental guy,' former Saturday Night Live cast member Taran Killam told ET, after being cut from the show after six seasons.

SNL sailed from the 40th anniversary into Season 41 rather smoothly, though the waters roughened in recent weeks with the departures of Taran Killam, Jay Pharoah and Jon Rudnitsky. Thankfully, it’s clear skies ahead for Season 42, as the rest of the beloved cast will be staying aboard. Sailing metaphors!

SNL fans are still reeling the loss of Taran Killam and Jay Pharoah (well, and Jon Rudnitsky), but little did we know, the pair already had backup plans. Showtime confirms that Killam will lead new comedy Mating, while Jay Pharoah lands the lead role in Jamie Foxx comedy White Famous.