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What Will Happen When Bill Hader Hosts Saturday Night Live?
Setting the over-under for alumni cameos at 9.
A CDC spokesman (Kyle Mooney) gives a TV interview in an attempt to dispel ordinary Americans' fear of Ebola, but fails to inspire confidence as aides interrupt to give him more and more protective clothing and gear.
Host Bill Hader talks about the hosting advice he received from Kristen Wiig, his co-star on The Skeleton Twins, and at the mention of her name, she joins him onstage to give him a few more pointers.
Director David Lynch (Taran Killam) presents his vision for his new season of Twin Peaks, which somehow make it even more confusing and obscure than the original.
In North Korea, a pair of diplomats (Hader and Bobby Moynihan) brainstorm increasingly poor excuses to explain Kim Jong-Un's absence from public life for the past several weeks.
An ad for Gone Girl attempts to attract the curious by emphasizing how many stars' penises are visible and how best to spot them.
On The Californians, a group of Los Angelenos (Hader, Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and a cameo-ing Fred Armisen) interrupt their dramatic reactions to the revelation that a handyman has impregnated a producer's wife with extremely detailed driving directions.
Hozier performs.
A chipper millennial social media expert (Aidy Bryant) attempts to explain the purpose of Ello; two gay guys from New Jersey (Hader and Armisen) offer commentary on the latest victories in the fight for marriage equality.
Secret Word host Lyle Round (Hader) has a hard time keeping self-involved Broadway diva Mindy Grayson (Wiig) on task to play the game.
Friends (McKinnon and Cecily Strong) on a walk through an autumn wonderland both try to hide their secret revulsion at the pumpkin spice lattes they both feel peer-pressured into having bought.
Hozier performs.
A young couple (Mooney and Sasheer Zamata) are increasingly unnerved by the eerie animatronic figures (Hader and Killam) in a Merryville carnival ride.
People wave goodbye, hug.