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Adam Driver has racked up threeSNLhosting gigs in pretty rapid succession.
Tonights show primarily asked him to glower and grimace, but he had chances to get silly, too.
As usual, this weeks sketches are ranked here in order from best to worst.
McKinnons bubbly Satan is delightful and Lovitz well, its just nice to see the guy.
Its a meandering, stream-of-consciousness meditation that gives Driver an opportunity to play with his public persona.
There are no walk-ons and the jokes arent fast and furious, but Driver fills every moment.
It also gives a sense of just how good Drivers comic instincts are.
Weve been practicing all over the world for a hundred years.
Bryants charms are pretty irresistible here, even if the material isnt all that crisp.
In accordance with his wishes, he has beencremated.
(Cue the over-the-shoulder image of peanut butter.)
Then Melissa Villasenor comes on to discuss the Oscars.
When the prof asks them, What comes first in the science room?
Loni answers not Safety, but, The guy?
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Be forewarned: Theres no way to talk about this one without ruining it.
They might drive two miles and hour on the freeway, or kiss a shoulder for an hour.
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As this is a second beat of the sketch, the gore feels inevitable.
The scene zooms in on two half-full bottles of ketchup, in tux and gown, preparing to wed.
Sadly, the union of Wanda (Cecily Strong) and Windermere (Adam Driver) is doomed.
The VP agrees, either the guy sounds like a pervert or like he wants to kill himself.
Highlights include Drivers nasal, twerpy reading of the line and Chris Redds nonplussed camera operator.
Despite mounting evidence, Megan will only flirt with the hot dad and denies doing any of it.
While Megan is enjoyable, of all McKinnons characters, this one isnt incredibly fleshed out.
Next week, J.J. Watt plays the host; and before then, many sports-averseSNLfans will google J.J. Watt.
