What Will Happen When Scarlett Johansson Hosts Saturday Night Live (this time)?
Will marble columns be re-flogged?
Embattled Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake (Sasheer Zamata) tries to put a good face on the city's current racial unrest by highlighting the remaining reasons tourists should consider visiting Baltimore, though interruptions by thrown rocks and a rowdy teenager (Pete Davidson) who gets spanked and carted away by his mother (Leslie Jones) undercuts the message she's trying to deliver.
Just in time for Age Of Ultron, franchise star and episode guest host Scarlett Johansson catches up fans with a song recapping events in the Marvel universe since the first Avengers film.
Senator Bernie Sanders (Beck Bennett) tries to lay out his inspiring vision for his presidential campaign, but the limitations of his budget result in a less-than-inspiring finished product.
As the Supreme Court hears arguments for and against gay marriage, Ruth Bader Ginsburg (Johansson) schools her conservative fellow Justices on why they're wrong about anti-marriage equality claims, and about a variety of other topics as well, including matching their shirts and ties and whether Mad Men is earning all the fanfare surrounding its season finale.
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders returns with a new campaign ad asking supporters to donate not just cash but any leftovers from their refrigerators that he can make into sandwiches to bring with him on the stump.
Kyra (Cecily Strong) and Morgan (Aidy Bryant) welcome to Girlfriends Talk Show a cool older lady Kyra met when she was getting a gel manicure, only to discover she's married to Kyra's older boyfriend.
In his latest campaign ad, presidential candidate Bernie Sanders can no longer afford video, so he rambles over a still shot of a puppy running through a meadow.
Wiz Khalifa performs.
Chris Evans and Jeremy Renner (cameo as themselves) formally apologize to Scarlett Johansson for sexist remarks they made regarding Black Widow on the Age Of Ultron press tour; The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started A Conversation With At A Party (Strong) talks -- sort of -- about the White House Correspondents Dinner.
Years of resentments get hashed out for the very last time in the ladies' room at a high school prom.
A Crossfit instructor (Johansson) tries -- and mostly fails -- to inspire her students when she herself is still gutted from getting dumped by her boyfriend last night.
In the latest ad for her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton (Kate McKinnon) is served a glass of iced tea by an extra, earning scale, who happens to be Bernie Sanders.
Wiz Khalifa performs.
Mike (cameo by Fred Armisen) and his daughter Lexi (Johansson) promote Mike's Pianiseum, the pre-eminent retailer of elegant grand pianos in the Lynbrook, Long Island area.
People wave goodbye, hug.