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After helping them win six games in a row, Jesus (Jason Sudeikis) visits the Denver Broncos to tell Tim Tebow (Taran Killam) he's ... Brett Kavanaugh (Matt Damon), Pete Hegseth (Colin Jost) and Kash Patel (Aziz Ansari) discuss current events over drinks at a bar ... Julie Chen (Kristen Wiig), Leah Remini (Abby Elliott), Sara Gilbert (Vanessa Bayer) and Sharon Osbourne (Nasim Pedrad) host ...
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- After helping them win six games in a row, Jesus (Jason Sudeikis) visits the Denver Broncos to tell Tim Tebow (Taran Killam) he's ...
- Brett Kavanaugh (Matt Damon), Pete Hegseth (Colin Jost) and Kash Patel (Aziz Ansari) discuss current events over drinks at a bar ...
- Julie Chen (Kristen Wiig), Leah Remini (Abby Elliott), Sara Gilbert (Vanessa Bayer) and Sharon Osbourne (Nasim Pedrad) host ...
- A confrontation between mobsters (Bobby Moynihan, Beck Bennett, Jon Rudnitsky, Pete Davidson) is interrupted by a singer's ...
- After getting caught imitating his boss (Leslie Jones), a new employee (Louis C.K.) must play off the impression as his real
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