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SNL cold open has Dana Carvey as the Church Lady role and funny Juan Soto Mets jokes

David Spade is among the returning stars for the throwback sketch.

Saturday Night Live brought back an iconic character for the cold open on this week’s episode as Dana Carvey reprised his role as the Church Lady. Carvey’s religious talk show sketch aired on the show from 1986-1990 when he was a regular, and it has made sporadic appearances since.

This week, the Church Lady gave a recap of 2024, or what she called “the most satanic year in history.” Carvey dropped references to Hailey Welch, then had guests like Matt Gaetz (Sarah Sherman), Hunter Biden (former SNL star David Spade) and baseball player Juan Soto (Marcello Hernandez).

Check out the full sketch here:

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12 celebrity fans of the San Francisco 49ers, including E-40 and Lil Jon

These celebrities love the 49ers!

When the San Francisco 49ers face the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2024 Super Bowl on Feb. 11 in Las Vegas, there are plenty of famous fans who will watch.

Even though the Chiefs have developed a star-studded fanbase, especially with all of their success over the past several seasons, the 49ers have a loyal following of celebrities who root for them as well.

While many of the 49ers faithful hail from the Bay Area in California, there are folks from all over the world with wildly impressive careers who plan to root for San Francisco in the Super Bowl against Kansas City.

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Here are some of the most notable names cheering for the 49ers:

10 hilarious SNL sports sketches you totally forgot about

BUH BUH BUH BUH BUH BASK-ET-BALL

When you think of the best sports sketches throughout Saturday Night Live’s nearly 46-year history, chances are you think of all the high-profile athletes and coaches who’ve graced the stage at Studio 8H. Sure, the Peyton Manning United Way sketch is a classic and who could forget Michael Jordan’s appearance on Bill Swerski’s Superfans, but believe it or not, some of SNL’s funniest and most memorable sports sketches were the result of great writing and performances by the cast members themselves.

Here are some of the best. THIS IS NOT A RANKING. DO NOT @ ME.