As an ardent fan who has grown up watching Saturday Night Live (SNL), I must say that Alec Baldwin never fails to impress me with his impeccable impersonations. His transformation into Bret Baier for SNL’s latest episode was nothing short of spectacular! The way he mirrored the actual interview between Baier and Kamala Harris was spot-on, making it a hilarious watch.
In addition to his portrayal of Donald Trump, Alec Baldwin also delivered a memorable impersonation on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, this time embodying Fox News’s Bret Baier. The show satirized a recent interview involving Baier and Kamala Harris.
In the SNL episode broadcasted on October 19, once introduced, Harris, portrayed by Maya Rudolph, remarked that the enjoyment wasn’t mutual between them.
In a fitting portrayal, Baldwin notes that during his interview with President Trump, his initial query centered around significant issues the nation was grappling with. However, what stood out to him as Baier’s question was specifically about the precise count of “criminals” she had allowed to roam free within the country.
In the skit, they banter back and forth playfully, constantly interrupting each other without letting their counterpart complete a sentence, reminiscent of their real-life interview. At one point in the act, Rudolph requests permission to finish her thought. Baldwin then jokes that he was asking her to do so. Rudolph replies by telling him he needs to listen to her first.
Later, Baldwin responds by explaining that he couldn’t interrupt because he was talking. Shortly after, she queries about when he plans to take a break. To which he replies, perhaps when he retires for the night.
The spoof also references the Vice President’s real-life prosecution of international cartels. In the sketch, Rudolph’s Harris says that if she was in Breaking Bad, the show would have concluded in just three episodes.
In the drawing, Baldwin’s character, Baier, confronts Rudolph’s character, Harris, over her alleged disrespect towards supporters of a previous president. Harris retorts by stating that Baier was trying deliberately to get her to say something considered inappropriate.
She asked him to move on after he accused her of calling Trump supporters fat. He asks “So you’re not denying that they’re fat?” to which she responds with “Oh, my dear god!”
He says that she looked “very sexy” when she was angry. To which she acknowledges that she did.
The drawing concludes with Baldwin’s Baier questioning Rudolph’s Harris about why the public should vote for her. However, as she tried to respond, he continually interrupted her. Eventually, she sighed and requested permission to speak before leaving, saying that she had been trying to say this very thing throughout.
In this performance, Rudolph famously says, “Coming to you live from New York, it’s Saturday night!”, a classic line from SNL. This particular show, airing during its 50th season, has been warmly welcomed online, with viewers praising the comeback of skilled entertainers such as Baldwin and Rudolph.
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