The last episode of “SNL” before the 2022 midterm elections avoided any jokes with actual teeth in favor of yet another frame-excuse for cast members to do a series of so-so celebrity impressions.
This time, James Austin Johnson’s Joe Biden delivered an address from the white house dealing with his desperation to inspire people to get out and vote. And the pitch: The Democratic Party will replace some of the more lackluster candidate with celebrities.
Watch some of it here below:
President Biden has some bold ideas for the Democratic party pic.twitter.com/V9Hk6Z5E2i
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 6, 2022
For real, the sketch was as desperate for some good jokes as Johnson’s Biden was for votes. The celebrities rolled out didn’t seem inspired by anything that has recently happened, giving the sketch “hey what impressions can you do on the fly?” vibes.
This time, James Austin Johnson’s Joe Biden delivered an address from the white house dealing with his desperation to inspire people to get out and vote. And the pitch: The Democratic Party will replace some of the more lackluster candidate with celebrities.
Watch some of it here below:
President Biden has some bold ideas for the Democratic party pic.twitter.com/V9Hk6Z5E2i
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 6, 2022
For real, the sketch was as desperate for some good jokes as Johnson’s Biden was for votes. The celebrities rolled out didn’t seem inspired by anything that has recently happened, giving the sketch “hey what impressions can you do on the fly?” vibes.
- 11/6/2022
- by Ross A. Lincoln
- The Wrap
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