Highlights “Saturday Night Live”: Walton Goggins host

Walton Goggins has a fairly phenomenal year. His “The White Lotus”, which was switched on much afterwards, has also collected affection and disgust, and many women around the world wondered if they were perhaps the one who “repaired” him. He also completed a legendary four-year run as a baby Billy Freeman on “The Rightesous Gemstones” and made “teenjus” forever part of the common language. Now, before Emmy's voting, started next month, Goggins took over the penultimate episode of “SNL 50”, a special moment for him, considering that it was also the annual Mother's Day show.

To celebrate this, Goggins had his own mother on stage for a special dance. After Goggins had explained with the help of his aunts and other friends how she built him as a single parent, he honored his mother by offering his hand and producing her in front of the audience. Although her dance initially started as traditional, Goggins and his mother showed their southern roots by starting a session of constipation. “Saturday Night Live” is usually not the option of becoming too sentimental, but if this is the case, it always reminds us of how special the show can be for those who can be part of it.

Goggins may have had to rely on the Cue cards most of the night, but he definitely looked like he had a lot of fun, no matter what happened. Of the live sketches, the best was the first to convert the structure of the continental congress into a hilarious accusation against our founding fathers, which may be called founding broses in the bite. It is a little difficult to laugh when you consider how this choice of a small group of men continued to devastate our society hundreds of years ago, but goggins and the willingness of the occupation of the “SNL” to go there and be as silly as possible, took care of one or two giggles.

We love a strange piece and combined with the strange sensitivity of player Jane Wickline. This could be the strangest thing we have seen for some time. It starts silly enough when Wickline finds a baby shoe in Central Park that makes you start a song. Her hope is to find the baby to which the shoe belongs, but instead it is clear that his wearer is an adult man with exceptionally tiny feet. Goggins nails the self-sub-foundation of this comic character and also increases from the best friend Sam Rockwell, who appears as a balloon seller with similarly tiny tools.

There are many rumors that this could be the last season of Mikey Day at “SNL”. In this case, it is equipped with one of the most laughing moments at the weekend with one of the most laughing moments on the weekend. The day was introduced as a “man who just went through a spider web” to discuss Trump's tariff chaos. This soon defines its entire presence and not the first purpose of talking about current matters. The physical comedy of Day is on a different level and even seemed to get away from the comedian because he could not completely remove the shirt he was coming to try and tear down.

Later at night we were spoiled with another Dan Bulla “Midnight Matinee”, which often appeared this season and always manage to make the everyday completely unique. This time Bulla aims to use the squatty potty, with Andrew Dismukes playing a recently promoted employee who can think nothing more than his boss and his wife after seeing the device in her bathroom. As a squatty potty, I feel attacked, but as a fan of “SNL” I appreciate her ability to find humor in every detail.