No one was surprised (probably) when the massive, Starwar-Highly Episode of Saturday Night Live celebrates the 50th anniversary of the show, mostly relied on sketches and concepts of old rest. There were some exceptions - including the perfect new digital short on how everyone who once worked in SNL has anxiety And IBS - But in the end it is not shocking that the episode has another musical ode to the most disgusting aspects of Newoufor City centered around Johnon Mulani.

From the man who brought you "Dinner Lobster", "Aerodrom Sushi" and "Port Authority Duan Reid", among others, we got "the 50th Yorkyork 50th Musical" and it is safe to say that Nominated for Oscar Adam driver would just bring a hot dog suit for something This Great. After David Spade and Pete Davidson, the last of which notes they are "the same age" and just moved to New York in 1975 from the same small town, visit the comprehensive Mulani hot dog salesman in Times Square, they put the same order: a hot dog with heroin. (This is Only Subject to the menu, to be clear.) That's when Maja Rudolph, dressed as a needle of heroin, joins the driver in a warm dog suit because they sing "shame" (in the melody of "fame"), talking about how New Yorkuorca mostly smells of rubbish and urine and "goes to hell". Honestly, it's wonderful. The driver is, if nothing else, a man who is ready to shamelessly devote himself to the little, and he is Perfect used here as a hot dog covered with illegal substances (as well as mustard).

This was Away New York's biggest and most ambitious music center, which once tried the team of Johnon Mulani and the team "Saturday Night Live", and that was Totally worth it. After Maja Rudolph and Adam driver took place in the center of the stage, Mulani accompanied David Spade and Pit Davidson in the 1980s, where they were introduced to Nathan Lane (who performed a cocaine and vodka that sounded like suspicious Like "Hakuna Mata", the song she sang along with Wortog Pumba was on Ernest Sabella in "The Lion King"). Therefore, it was an ode to the increasingly bizarre mayors in Newoufor, including the return of Kate McKinnon's pitch, the perfect Ululiani-Who's Rudy, as he sang along with Lin-Manuel Miranda like Alexander Hamilton, is "Throwing (his) shot."

Also, Asoneyson Sudeikis and Will Forte sang an important translation of "Look down" by Les Misrables in the audience - above the literal, true heads of Enena Ortega and Kevin Costner - before Kristen Wiig joined the party like Green M. Elsewhere, Scarlett Johansson performed "Suddenly E-Bikes", a song about the new threat that haunted New York's streets, set on "Sudden Suda" from "The Little Shop of Horror" and complete with Audrey's suit. (Mulani asked him if her husband, a current member of SNL, Colin Ostost, was the cause of the black eye; Johansson confirmed that he was not he This time.) With one last return to the iconic lobster for Kenan Thompson's dinner, they all returned to the scene for the last number, "a day more" (also by "Les Misrables). Of course, "SNL 50" didn't have to break new terrainBut thanks to sketches like these, it really didn't have to.

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