Scarlett Johansson's Snl50 party ends with a high note with the parody of “Piano Man” |

When Scarlett Johansson goes in Studio 8h, magic usually follows. And for the great finale of the 50th season of Saturday Night Live, she did exactly what she can do best – the stage, the audience and fried the show in the musical way.If you missed it, she pulled a full -blown parody on Billy Joel's “Klaviermann”, and frankly, Billy would probably have approved himself.This was Scarlet's seventh time to organize Snl (yes, she is basically a family at that time), and she let it count. She wore a slim black dress and started the night with a cheeky monologue that quickly turned into a complete singal song. The goal? The beautiful chaos that SNL is – from strange sketches, the celebrity impressions that let the internet explode.When she stretched out the chorus with a wink, Scarlett teased the audience with a fake line that everyone at the moment believed that Billy Joel could actually do a cameo. Spoiler alarm: He didn't do it. But somehow it didn't matter. The moment was golden, and the sketch hit home for every long -time fan, the SNL knows, from this mixture of satire, surprise and absurdity.Of course it wasn't just about the music. The rest of the episode was a chaotic, joyful dispatch to the milestone relay. An outstanding sketch included a fun music video with nothing other than a bad rabbit. The premise? A chic first -class flight that takes worse when the passengers realize that they end up at … Newark. (Yes, New Jersey Airport moans, laughs and airport trauma.)))Then there was a meta that is behind the scenes in the style of the scenes, in which Scarlett pretended to get involved in a scandalous affair with the actor Bowen Yang. It is ridiculous, it is aware of it yourself and it is totally in the fire, for an SNL that loves to blur the boundaries between real life and the sketch comedy.And what is an SNL episode without a weekend -update? Michael Che and Colin Jost (who is accidentally Scarlet's husband, the Zinger held the Zinger. At some point, Che jokingly apologized to Scarlett for an earlier joke that clearly exceeded a line – but in classic update fashion everything was with a grin and a side look.All night felt like a love letter to the audience and the show itself. Scarlett, who has been part of the SNL orbit for years -not as a host, but as someone who is married to one of his writers and anchors -to meet the perfect balance between star power and humility. She was not there to just advertise or perform for a film. She was there to be at the moment, have fun and give the show the final that it deserved.When the 50th season was completed, Scarlet's musical moment was all reminded of why it is kept invited: it is funny, fearless and she gets the strange, lovable animal that is live on Saturday evening. Regardless of whether you have set up for the sketches, the music or only in the hope that Billy Joel would actually appear, this final had something for everyone – and Scarlett was the focus.