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What Will Happen When Chris Rock Hosts Saturday Night Live (this time)?
And given his New Girl guest shot, why isn't Prince doing double duty?!
On her talk show, Ellen DeGeneres (Kate McKinnon) welcomes guest Taylor Swift (Vanessa Bayer), who strains for authenticity in describing her new life as a New Yorker.
Host Chris Rock tries to tout how much he's grown as a performer since his time as an SNL cast member and offers to take questions from the audience, all of which come from his Grown Ups co-stars/fellow SNL alumni.
Wal-Mart appeals to sad, single loners by promoting its deep discounts on Halloween candy.
On The Dark Side With Nat X, the very angry eponymous host (Rock) addresses some recent high-profile racial incidents.
Marvel attempts to increase its reach even further by announcing a slate of feature film co-productions with Tyler Perry.
At a polling place, election supervisors are taken aback by the outsize enthusiasm of a couple of midseason-election junkies.
Prince performs.
On Weekend Update, Chris Christie (Bobby Moynihan) attempts to clarify the scrap he got into with a protester at a public event this week, failing to be especially contrite; a very harried Laura (Cecily Strong) has a hard time describing her elation that her show, The Mysteries Of Laura, has been picked up for a full season, due to the myriad interruptions and demands of her job and home life.
A turnip farmer (Rock) browbeats farmer's market patrons into buying his undesirable wares by accusing them of racial animus.
A pair of attractive strangers (Sasheer Zamata and Taran Killam) go through an accelerated relationship, from meet-cute to breakup, in the time it takes for them to wait for their opposite subway trains to arrive.
Three old friends (Rock, Prince, and Kenan Thompson) trade Tales From The Barbecue.
The very earnest hosts of a Canadian news show (Killam and Aidy Bryant) struggle to find euphemisms to report the very upsetting details of a fellow broadcaster's sex scandal.
Prince performs.
Sheila Sovage (McKinnon) attempts to make a love connection with the only remaining bar patron (Rock) at a bar's last call.
People wave goodbye, hug.