Elon Musk Fires Back At 'Saturday Night Live'

The controversial postelection episode of 'Saturday Night Live' got a lot of people talking — including Elon Musk
"Saturday Night Live" riled up fans across the political spectrum with its postelection episode featuring Bill Burr and Dana Carvey, who played Elon Musk.
A 'Saturday Night Live' comedian said Elon Musk made her cry. She said she named him because he was 'rude' about the postelection show.
The "SNL" comedian Chloe Fineman said Musk made her cry when he hosted the show in 2021. On Sunday, he said "SNL" had been "slowly dying for years."
Big surprise, Elon Musk was the Saturday Night Live host who made the cast cry
Back in August, Bowen Yang was asked on Watch What Happens Live to describe the worst Saturday Night Live host behavior he’d ever witnessed; Yang revealed an unnamed male host had made “multiple” cast members cry at the table read before the show because he didn’t like their ideas.
“Saturday Night Live” recap: “SNL” and host Bill Burr land tough post-election episode with fun cold open, wry sketches
Kenan says an “overwhelming majority” of the country voted for Trump, which may be an overstatement, and references Trump’s enemies list, for those who crossed him. “We should not be on that list!” asserts Marcello Hernandez. The cast pledge their loyalty - and retroactively claim to have been with him the entire time.
Elon Musk Made 'Saturday Night Live' Cast Member Cry
Elon Musk doesn't appear to be the biggest fan of "Saturday Night Live" these days...and the feelings seem to be mutual on NBC's side. Over the weekend, the 2024 cast of "Saturday Night Live," the late-night comedy sketch show on NBC,
Elon Musk responds after Chloe Fineman claims he made her cry on Saturday Night Live
The SNL star claimed in a TikTok video on Monday that the Tesla boss made her "burst into tears" when he hosted the sketch show in May 2021, because he was "rude" and declared her script was "not funny" after she'd worked all night on it.
Elon Musk knocks Dana Carvey impression on ‘dying’ ‘Saturday Night Live’
Tech billionaire Elon Musk slammed actor Dana Carvey’s impression of him on “Saturday Night Live” (SNL), saying the comedy show is “dying.” “SNL has been dying slowly for years, as they become increasingly out of touch with reality,
‘SNL’ recap: Best moments from Bill Burr hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’
"SNL" returned for the sixth episode of its 50th season on Nov. 9 with host Bill Burr playing into his Boston-area roots. The ...
‘Saturday Night Live’ Highlights: Bill Burr Hosts a Post-Election Episode Aimed at Not Ruffling Any Feathers
Burr and musical guest Mk.gee aimed to keep things light for most of the show, but offered a few moments of political humor ...
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Bill Burr returned to SNL to roast Patriots fans. See the clip
Saturday Night Live hits it out of the park, Fenway Park, that is, with these Boston-adjacent Bill Burr sketches.
Bill Burr Jokes That Women Running Against Trump Should Ditch the Pantsuit and ‘Whore It Up a Little’ in Fiery ‘SNL’ Monologue
Bill Burr joked that women running against Donald Trump should ditch the pantsuit and 'whore it up a little' in his fiery ...
Watch Bill Burr play a ‘real Patriots fan’ on ‘SNL’
The sketch is a spiritual sequel to Burr’s fake Sam Adams commercial featuring “real Bostonians” from his 2020 episode, which ...
After A Poor Monologue, Bill Burr Delivers Laughs On ‘SNL’ With Mk.gee
In this sketch, Devon Walker and Dismukes try to call their dads to talk on the phone. While this sketch is funny, there is a ...
Bill Burr Jokes Female Presidential Candidates Have To “Whore It Up A Little” In Post-Election ‘SNL’ Monologue
Bill Burr is sure to generate conversation for his off-color opening monologue jokes, calling for women politicians to 'whore ...
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How to watch Bill Burr host 'Saturday Night Live': Time, TV channel, live stream for SNL post-election episode
Here is everything you need to know about "SNL" this weekend, including how to watch the post-election episode.
‘Saturday Night Live’ to Trump: ‘We’ve been with you all along’
The first episode of “Saturday Night Live" since the election of Donald Trump struck a somber tone at the beginning.