Twelve years after her first foul-mouthed Saturday Night Live rap, Natalie Portman returned to host with another equally explicit sketch. This time around, however, she appeared in full Queen Amidala makeup to defend the prequels.

In three sketches last night, Saturday Night Live took on the ongoing sexual harassment and assault allegations against high-profile men, as well as our fraught national conversation about the allegations against Aziz Ansari.

Will Ferrell revived his George W. Bush impression on last night's Saturday Night Live to remind everyone that no matter how awful Donald Trump seems, Dubya was still a TERRIBLE president.

Last night, Jessica Chastain hosted Saturday Night Live, and they confronted the endless, seemingly consequence-free scandals of the Trump presidency with a shockingly bleak game show skit, "What Even Matters Anymore."

As part of last night's "Weekend Update" on Saturday Night Live, Leslie Jones appeared as Oprah Winfrey to discuss her potential presidential run.

Now that Star Wars: Battlefront II has given players the ability to mod characters, one blessed internet genius has created a skin which transforms Kylo Ren into his alter ego/disguise, Matt the Radar Technician.

Last night's "Sexual Harassment Charlie" skit eschewed the "mock predators" approach of most other jokes and went straight for super-reactionary.

The real Donald Trump was certainly haunted over the weekend by the most recent developments in the investigation into Russia's influence in the 2016 election, including Michael "Lock Her Up" Flynn's guilty plea and his own self-incriminating tweet. On SNL, he was haunted a bit more literally in A Christmas Carol fashion, which is all too fitting as he continues his quest to shift money from the poor to the rich through the tax code like a bizarro-universe Robin Hood.

Last night, Saoirse Ronan hosted Saturday Night Live, and one of the sketches tackled the landslide of sexual harassment scandals in politics, media, and tech.

In this SNL skit, Bruce Wayne is holding his annual food drive when he hears some honest feedback about Batman's obsession with brutalizing low-level criminals.

Last night, Saturday Night Live gave us a pitch-perfect parody of '90s R&B ballads, "Come Back, Barack," that also painted a way-too-real picture of our Trump-induced despair.

Tiffany Haddish became the first black female stand-up comic to host Saturday Night Live last night. Since the show began, only 1.5% of SNL hosts have been black women.

Kate McKinnon was back in all her glory on SNL as Kellywise the Dancing Clown, an It-inspired parody of Kellyanne Conway's toxically symbiotic relationship with left-wing media.

This is a situation many of us have dreamed about, and now it exists in sketch form.

Saturday Night Live returned with new episodes last night, and the sketches included both a second "Close Encounters" alien abduction sketch with Kate McKinnon, and Weekend Update which ripped Trump for his response to Puerto Rico.

The star of last year's inexplicable breakout hit "Haunted Elevator" Saturday Night Live sketch, David S. Pumpkins, is getting a half-hour animated special. No, I cannot explain why.

Last night, Melissa McCarthy of "Spicey" fame was honored for her SNL appearance, Stranger Things and Westworld each took home five awards, and the Obamas won an Emmy for The People’s House – Inside The White House, with Barack and Michelle Obama.