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What Will Happen When Amy Adams Hosts Saturday Night Live (this time)?
Like, think they'll talk about that whole thing with The Interview at all?
A sketch about Kim Jong-Un (Kate McKinnon) angrily reacting to the release of The Interview is interrupted by its writer (Kyle Mooney), and changes on the fly to a positive portrayal of the dictator and of conditions in North Korea.
Host Amy Adams starts describing the story of her new film Big Eyes, in which an artist is denied credit for her work by her domineering husband, only to be interrupted by her mansplaining co-star Christoph Waltz (Taran Killam).
Two Manhattan Christmas tree vendors (Mooney and Beck Bennett) try to attract passersbys' interest with increasingly outlandish and supernatural claims about their wares.
The perpetually sunny and eminently shockable Taylor Swift (Adams) hosts her first-ever Christmas TV special.
A meet-cute on a New York street between a couple of cute single dog owners (Adams and Jay Pharoah) loses some of its romcom magic when they each have to interrupt their flirting to clean up their dogs' excrement.
The hosts (Adams and Bobby Moynihan) of Cuba's most popular morning show -- a threadbare affair by American standards -- discuss the announcement of normalized relations between Cuba and the U.S., listing the modest improvements they hope the change brings to their lives, including access to movies and toothpaste.
Just in time for the holidays, Apple unveils its latest product, describing it only vaguely yet with confidence that it will sell briskly anyway.
One Direction performs.
Alex Trebek (Bennett) appears to explain the email, released in the Sony hack, in which he threatened to quit Jeopardy! over a requested reshoot; Drunk Uncle (Moynihan) drunkenly predicts what his Christmas will be like.
On an old video from the '90s, three women (McKinnon, Adams, and Cecily Strong) offer very contemporary dating tips.
A couple on their honeymoon cruise (Mooney and Vanessa Bayer) are oppressed by an overly attentive and terrifyingly cheerful cruise director (Adams).
One Direction performs.
Jeb Bush (Moynihan) lays out his vision for his "exploration" of a presidential run, summarized in his slogan, "Why Not Me Too?"
People wave goodbye, hug.