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What Will Happen When Reese Witherspoon Hosts Saturday Night Live (this time)?
How Wild will she get?
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick (Bobby Moynihan) and quarterback Tom Brady (Taran Killam) give a press conference in which they try to put the best possible spin on the damning results of the Deflategate investigation.
Host Reese Witherspoon talks about how well-versed she's become in Spanish after making Hot Pursuit with Sofia Vergara, who comes out to help Witherspoon show off the phrases she taught her co-star.
D-List celebrities try to get attention by wearing the most outlandish "high-fashion" looks they could find at the Met Ball.
A businessman (Beck Bennett) with the body of a baby presents a unique challenge to the Uber driver (Witherspoon) he's called to pick him up to drive him to a meeting.
Not to be outdone by Kim Kardashian, Helen Mirren (Witherspoon) announces the imminent publication of her own book of selfies.
Recognizing that she's been called into her manager's office because she's about to be fired, a craft store employee (Witherspoon) tries to delay the inevitable by changing the subject of conversation in increasingly desperate ways.
Florence And The Machine performs.
The McDonald's Hamburglar (Kyle Mooney) talks about how his life has changed since his recent makeover; Riblet (Moynihan) returns to show anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che how easy their job actually is.
In a waiting room at Buckingham Palace, applicants for the position of nanny to the new royal baby smilingly undermine one another.
Twelve years after embarking upon her career as a lawyer, Elle Woods (Witherspoon) finds each day to be a cheerless slog that no amount of pink outfits can mitigate.
A group of office workers trying to decide on a restaurant from which to order lunch are challenged by their various food "allergies" and dietary restrictions.
Florence And The Machine performs.
Principal Daniel Frye (Jay Pharoah) exasperatedly prepares his students for the tasks they need to perform before the end of the school year.
People wave goodbye, hug.