“Saturday Night Live U.K.” kicked off its first-ever episode by following the American tradition of a political cold open, featuring U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer trying to break the news to U.S.

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"Saturday Night Live" addressed high prices at the pump in its cold open, which also took a dig at Timothée Chalamet's ballet ...

SNL's Donald Trump summoned Pete Hegseth to explain how the U.S. has "won" the Iran war and why the press should stop asking ...

President Trump (James Austin Johnson) laughed off rising gas prices and blamed the Epstein Files for America's war with Iran ...

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The premiere episode puts Colin Jost in the spotlight, and fittingly, he starts at the very top of the show: the cold open.

James Austin Johnson reprised his role as the POTUS at a gas station, while Colin Jost returned as Pete Hegseth.

Impressions of Keir Starmer, sketches about dodgy skincare products, and some ‘god-awful performances’ aside, the inaugural episode’s ambition was refreshing to see ...

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