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Title: Melissa McCarthy’s Festive SNL Monologue Ends in a Snowstorm

Melissa McCarthy Battles Blizzard During ‘SNL‘​ Hosting Gig

New York, NY – Melissa ‍McCarthy’s sixth turn hostingSaturday Night live on December 7 ⁤was​ nearly upstaged by a simulated snowstorm that quickly engulfed the stage during her opening monologue. The incident, a ​planned sketch element, saw McCarthy attempting to⁣ deliver a comedic bit while increasingly heavy snowfall ⁤obscured her from view, ultimately leading to a chaotic⁢ and hilarious scene. Dijon⁢ served as the musical guest for the evening.

The ⁢unexpected visual gag resonated with viewers, quickly becoming a viral moment online. SNL has a long tradition of incorporating topical events and unexpected elements into its sketches, and ‍this instance highlights the show’s ability to blend physical comedy with current cultural conversations. The December 7⁣ episode was the first of three‌ remaining SNL broadcasts scheduled before the end of the year.

During the monologue, McCarthy referenced a recent SNL sketch featuring⁤ new York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani and⁣ a fleet of city buses. ‍quoting a character impersonating Donald Trump, she delivered the line, “Fog of War, we love it. It’s a great new excuse, we love it. So I stand by Pete, and ‍nothing can change my mind less. Unless of course, it could hurt me in any way, in which case, I’ll throw him under one of Mamdani’s⁢ free buses.”

McCarthy previously hosted SNL in 2011, ‌2015, 2017, 2020, and 2023, and has made numerous cameo appearances throughout the years. Upcoming hosts for‍ the remainder of 2024 ⁤include Josh O’connor on December 13, with Lily Allen ​as the musical guest, and Ariana grande on December 20, accompanied by Cher,⁣ marking Cher’s first appearance on the show as 1987.

Season 51 of SNL has already featured hosts Bad Bunny, Tina fey, ⁢Amy poehler, Sabrina Carpenter, Miles Teller, Nikki Glaser, and Glen Powell. The show continues to⁣ be a⁢ launching pad for comedic talent⁣ and a platform for cultural commentary, averaging millions of viewers per episode.

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