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What Will Happen When Chris Hemsworth Hosts Saturday Night Live?
It's just too bad for all of us that he's so tough to look at.
Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) tries to explain to the American people the scandal surrounding the release of her emails from her time as Secretary of State, with multiple "helpful" (distracting) interruptions from her husband Bill (Taran Killam).
Host Chris Hemsworth talks about what it's like being part of an acting family, as his brother Liam Hemsworth (cameo as himself) joins him to compare box office grosses for their respective film franchises, until the discussion devolves into a wrestling match.
The new prescription drug Hibernale promises to alleviate symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder by letting patients sleep through winter.
On the set of The Avengers: Age Of Ultron, Chris Hemsworth (Killam) gets frustrated by the diva demands of now two-time Oscar nominee Mark Ruffalo (Hemsworth).
A group of friends sing a rousing song about how drunk they're going to get on St. Patrick's Day.
A businessman with the body of a baby (Beck Bennett) is challenged by the task of delivering a presentation to his company's shareholders, while his Vice-President (Hemsworth) scrambles to cover for him.
American Idol judges Keith Urban (Hemsworth), Jennifer Lopez (Cecily Strong), and Harry Connick Jr. (Kyle Mooney) struggle to come up with new ways to describe the singing performances they've just watched, find themselves in a state of severe ennui.
Zac Brown Band performs.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Bennett) and House Speaker John Boehner (Killam) defend Netanyahu's controversial recent speech to Congress; Leslie Jones reviews Empire.
Logo broadcasts New York's alternative St. Patrick's Day parade, hosted by Kathy Griffin (McKinnon) and Anderson Cooper (Bennett).
A burly guide (Hemsworth) tries to keep his obnoxious American charges alive on a trip through the Australian outback.
Zac Brown Band performs.
At a bar's last call, Sheila Sovage (McKinnon) tries to make a last-ditch love connection with an equally lonely fellow patron (Hemsworth).
People wave goodbye, hug.