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Will Forte returns to SNL with a MacGruber sketch tied to the Epstein List, marking a timely crossover.
Glen Powell plays MacGruber’s assistant Colton as part of the un-redacted Epstein List gag.
The sketch follows Forte’s last MacGruber appearance in 2022 and hints at a potential second season.
The cold open also features Donald Trump discussing Epstein emails, aligning with the episode’s Epstein content.
Vulture’s recap highlights Forte’s return as part of a broader Epstein content on last night’s SNL.
The piece notes Forte’s SNL hosting history and connects it to the MacGruber project on Peacock.
Powell’s character in the sketch is central to the Epstein List gag and MacGruber’s flight crew reference.
The article emphasizes the episode’s mix of timely references and classic MacGruber humor.
Vulture’s recap mentions other Epstein-related bits in the same show, broadening the discussion.
The piece notes Forte’s SNL return signals potential future MacGruber activity.

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Will Forte returns to SNL as MacGruber in a trio of sketches, joined by Glen Powell and Chloe Fineman.
The MacGruber sketches feature bomb-defusal antics and tie-in with Epstein files.
A cold open tackles Trump’s Epstein connections and multiverse explanation.
James Austin Johnson parodies Trump across multiple timelines in the cold open.
Glen Powell hosts with Olivia Dean as the musical guest for the episode.
The episode featured a monologue and Weekend Update alongside sketches.
The broadcast aired from Studio 8H with a mix of parody and topical humor.
The sketches imply a critique of power and secrecy around Epstein documents.
The episode marks Forte's return as a fan-favorite character.
The cold open features presidential satire centered on Epstein emails and Trump.

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MacGruber returns to SNL for the first time since 2022, reviving a beloved character.
The skit centers on a ticking bomb MacGruber must handle, tied to the Epstein files.
Colton reveals the document is so sensitive that people would do anything to stop him.
MacGruber breaks up the document into pieces to hide it in various garbage cans.
The sketch uses satire to comment on accountability and the power of leaks.
The Daily Beast frames the piece as a timely satire on Epstein-related discourse.
Glen Powell guest-hosted the episode featuring the MacGruber sketch.
Chloe Fineman participates as Tani in the skit within the Epstein-files storyline.
The Epstein files are used as a topical lever to lampoon accountability and information leaks.
The piece reiterates SNL’s tradition of topical political humor.

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