“Saturday Night Live” this weekend featured one of its best political sketches in years. It’s about a mother who dramatically reveals to her children that she’s having sudden reservations about President Donald Trump.

See the host and musical guest for the Jan. 31 "SNL" episode.

Cardi B commanded attention in a new SNL performance clip shared by NBC, as the rapper returned to Studio 8H with a striking stage look. The collab post from @nbcsnl and @iamcardib went live recently and pulled roughly 561K likes and 10.

We got a good reminder of that this week after Weekend Update decided to kick it to Sarah Sherman as a correspondent to talk about how ridiculously cold and snowy it has been in much of the country. Her report included some shots at anchor Colin Jost (which she loves to do) and a surprise 30 Rock cameo,

Cardi's "SNL" performances gave her fans a taste of what to expect on her highly anticipated Little Miss Drama Tour, beginning in Palm Desert, California, on Feb. 11. Cardi will embark on another 31 stops across North America. The tour will come to an end in Atlanta on April 18.

The actor hosted the show for the first time, bringing along his father, Stellan Skarsgård, who appeared in two skits with him.

The topic of Carpenter even came up when Hernández appeared on Shepard’s Armchair Expert, where the host jokingly told him that if he were 28 and in his shoes, he’d be trying his hardest to date — and marry — the Grammy-winning pop star.

"I am literally the luckiest person in the world," Storrie wrote on his Instagram Story after the news was revealed during the Jan. 31 episode of the sketch-comedy series.

SNL alum Pete Davidson plays Homan, who realizes his agents have no idea what their jobs really are

Saturday Night Live honored the actress with a tribute card during Alexander Skarsgård's January 31 episode, and you may be surprised to learn of O'Hara's relationship to the show. Find out her history with Studio 8H — and see a few of her sketches — below!

The "Chronology of Water" director opened up about why it was important for her to share her sexuality during her "Saturday Night Live" opening monologue in 2017.

Well, this is a bit harsh.