Agree.   

The thing that makes very good comedy (especially political) is both the actors and the relevance (which is a testament to the writers). SNL has been spot-on for both for quite a while. The downside to SNL at this point is that now that the election is over most comedy will be directed to the President elect (and later President). I am sure the Trump supporters do not see some of the same humor in these skits that Democrats and Independents might see a and that is I guess just the way it is. 

I do note that many late night night comics (I don't see them too much anymore as I am normally sacked out by then), but when I DID watch more, comics like Leno were adept at skewering BOTH sides of the aisle which is good because both "teams" can still get a chuckle. 

 

First thing first, it's always good to see John Goodman make an appearance of SNL. 

While the opening skit was good, I thought the "Hillary Actually" skit that appeared later in the show was far funnier. I didn't get the premise, meaning that I didn't know that it was a spoof on the movie, "Love Actually", but it was a really well written and very well performed bit. 



 

If you didn't catch SNL's "One Last Christmas with Barack Obama" you should. Hysterical.