Mikey Day

Ego Nwodim pulled up to the desk with more food-focused standup, while Host Scarlett Johansson got a joke swap apology from Michael Che.

The Please Don't Destroy boys' luxury trip to New Jersey takes a sharp turn in their final Season 50 video.

The White Lotus actor had a ball playing a flirtatious waiter who pulled out all the stops (and undid all his shirt buttons).

James Austin Johnson's impression was stronger than ever in the kickoff to Quinta Brunson's May 3 episode. 

"Hey! You said you love ferries? Would you like to buy one??"

The sun is out — and so are the "freaks, crazies, and weirdos" of Central Park in this Season 48 cold open.

"Hi it's me, Donald 'Jesus' Trump," James Austin Johnson told the April 12 audience as his castmates did their best to stay frozen behind him.

It was great to see Alex Moffat and Beck Bennett back as Eric Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the April 12 pretaped sketch.

Like "Washington's Dream," this sketch written by Mikey Day, Streeter Seidell, and Chloe Fineman is a basic concept that's perfectly executed.

Mikey Day, who co-wrote "Mafia Meeting" ahead of joining the cast, told NBC Insider what it has in common with David S. Pumpkins' "Haunted Elevator" and a certain Larry David sketch.

The long-running cast member spoke to NBC Insider about his favorite SNL sports sketches, his family's soccer fandom, Lord Gaga, and more.

The "Abracadabra" singer was the Host and Musical Guest for the March 8 episode of Saturday Night Live.

The returning Host finds the Season 50 cast trying to rally after the epic February celebrations.

Watch the canine comedy unfold in the January 25 episode.

The third-time SNL Host delivered some confusing yet hilarious coffee-themed comedy.

Cast member James Austin Johnson expertly tried to get the Broadway star to break as he stood frozen onstage.

The A Complete Unknown star is Host and Musical Guest on SNL's January 25 episode.

Everybody's in L.A.? More like Everybody's in Metropolis in this hilarious super-powered parody.

Kenan Thompson kept the hilarious party goin' (remotely) with Charles Barkley, DJ Khaled, and Jason Sudeikis.

The SNL Five Timer's musical parody was a love letter to the subway's most infamous characters and urban legends.