"Saturday night live" entered excitement for the "white lotus" season 3 This week, imagining a version of the show where they are mostly high profile members of the Trump administration socializing at the Thailand resort. Host Jonon Ham also included the parody sketch, taking over the role of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Runior, who was also a parody of Rick Hettle's Walton Gogins. He delivers a funny line for what he wants to stab someone with a needle full of measles virus, but then things are weird. The talking she is talking about is not another impression of someone on Trump's team, but a direct impression on Chelsea (Aime Lou Wood), Loving Board of Rick in the show.

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The joke of this impression in Chelsea, derived from the actor Sarah Sherman, is quite entirely on how big their teeth are. Herman continues to speak with a wide open mouth, ensuring that the audience can laugh at her false front teeth. When the RFK talks about bringing a fluoride out of drinking water, Chelsea says Cherman in the over-the-top attempt to emphasize Mankunia, "Fluoride, what is it?"

Aime Lou Wood responded to the sketch in a series of Posts for stories on Instagram On Sunday morning, writing:

"I found SNL something that means inappropriate ... Such a shame because I had such a great time watching it a few weeks ago. Yes, take it p ** s - that's what the show is about - but it must have a smart, more shaded, less cheap way?"

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Wood shared pictures of the screen of some answers from her fans, one of which noted"Everyone else in that parody was a political person who ridiculed. Wood also responded to a fan message that complains about Sherman's impression on Chelsea's accent, Writing: "At least get the accent seriously. I respect the accuracy even if it is mean."

Chelsea sketch parody feels especially meant that is provided by wood A recent interview with British GQWhere she talked about a "frustrated" feeling of how people continue to obsess its natural teeth:

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"It makes me really happy to symbolize rebellion and freedom, but there is a restriction ... The whole conversation is only for my teeth, and makes me a little sad because I don't have to talk about my job.

The interview was released on Tuesday, offering SNL writers a lot of time to rethink how they can access (or simply reduce) their Chelsea parody. Give how long the sketch is digitally short, shaving for a few seconds would not hurt.

Wood also talked about how much he appreciates the "white lotus" shower Mike White He struggles to get his team for the part, but she had mixed feelings to know that he had to fight so hard:

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"Someone told me how much Mike was fighting for me. They said" you had to be you, no matter what the FBO said. " ... It was sincerely from the most beautiful place, but my little head goes: 'HBO didn't love me.

Chelsea's joke also feels strange because, well, why not make anyone else from the Trump administration? The impression of Cheryl Hines, the famous wife in the real life of the RCC, would fit in perfectly. If they couldn't find a good corner of Hines, there are still countless other women in the Trump administration for writers "SNL" to choose. In the sketch that was otherwise to imagine the Trump administration at the "White Lotos" resort, why put that premise for a break just to ridicule Aime Lu Wood's appearance? Surely, the SNL writers could find Kinder, a smarter angle.

Added wood In her roll on Instagram"So let's lock today's rent. @Hbo - a kind and supporter and never mistaken, so leave them to myself. @NBCSNL - means". She later announced: "I had apologies from SNL", though I didn't give any further details.