Watch Micheal Keaton's SNL Monologue & Sketches starting October 19th

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice The host was actor Michael Keaton Saturday Night Live on October 19, his fourth appearance on the Studio 8H stage. The evening's sketches included a Halloween sequel to Adam Driver's Chocolate Santa Claus sketch from Season 49, a new short “Please Don't Destroy,” and a cold open that featured the return of Alec Baldwin (who still holds the record as host holds). SNL the most).

Keaton's synchronicity is shown in two parts SNL Debut in 1982 was also a Halloween episode – fitting for someone best known for playing two very different characters who both live in the shadows – And his 2015 monologue paid homage to Batman and Beetlejuice. In a nod to the latter, cast member Mikey Day and alum Andy Samberg both joined Keaton on stage in striped suit cosplay to demonstrate her talent for embodying “the spirit with the most.”

“Don’t you normally play Doug Emhoff in the cold openings?” Keaton asked Samberg.

“Yeah, the writers couldn't lock him up this week,” Samberg explained, returning to Beetlejuice to add, “So here we are!” The pair eventually persuaded the actor to join in, and he did Was satisfactory.

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Watch all of Michael Keaton's films Saturday Night Live Sketches from October 19, 2024 below.

Fox News Kamala Harris interview cold open

Fox News Kamala Harris Interview Cold Open

Alec Baldwin joined Maya Rudolph as Fox News host Bret Baier in a parody of the Democratic presidential candidate's viral October 16 interview on the network – in which Rudolph's Harris repeatedly produced moments made for social media.

The interview was interrupted as James Austin Johnson reenacted Donald Trump's also-viral “Town Hall” that same week, in which the Republican nominee announced he was done answering questions and then proceeded to take the stage for more than 30 minutes Music danced.

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Micheal Keaton's monologue

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Shop TV: Halloween Cookies

Shop TV: Halloween Cookies

Heidi Gardner and Mikey Day brought back their peppy Home Shopping Network hosts to welcome another purveyor of accidentally obscene treats (Keaton).

Forbidden romance

In the 1950s, a white couple (Heidi Gardner and Michael Keaton) meets with a black family (Kenan Thompson and Devon Walker) to discuss their children's (Ego Nwodim and Andrew Dismukes) interracial relationship. This leads to Dismukes performing a ukelele cover of Train's “Hey, Soul Sister” in the most skilled yet cringe-worthy way possible, pulling out the most problematic lyrics in the process.

Please do not destroy – skydiving

Please do not destroy – skydiving

While PDD boys John Higgins, Martin Herlihy and Ben Marshall have been busy writing sketches behind the scenes this season, they've returned in this hilarious short film that lives out all the fears one can have about skydiving.

TikTok

If you've ever scrolled through a For You page, you probably recognize some of the characters parodied in this pre-made short film, filmed from the perspective of another person's phone screen.

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Horror choreographer

Speaking of TikToks, the numerous videos of people in Michael Myers masks at work were clearly an inspiration for this skit about a passionate actor (Mikey Day) and his even more passionate choreographer (Michael Keaton).

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Uber Game Show

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table side

A family dinner sends a father (Michael Keaton) into nostalgic reverie while his waitress whips up guacamole.