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Adam Driver cemented his place as one of the all-time greats Saturday Night Live host this week.
During his fourth host, together with the musical guest Olivia Rodrigo, the Oscar-nominated star of Wedding Story and the future Ferrari kicked things off with an open-ended piano monologue, in which the main character serenaded Santa (and showed off some impressive ivory skills) while teasing Tesla Cybertruck customers with his own eggnog fixation.
His opportunity did not end there. Driver returns for a teaser featuring Jacob (Driver) and Daniel (Bowen Yang) as a gay couple in a couples ski trip in a log cabin. Wearing warm clothes and sitting in a circle by the fire, one hetero couple brags about how they are “not pregnant yet”. try for another,” prompting Yang and Driver to shout together, “We’re trying to have a baby too!”
But no, they are not trying to adopt or find a replacement. They will … try – leaving all the other couples to struggle with how exactly they can get pregnant together.
“So, are you two just having sex?” asked the other couple.
No, not right, answered Yang’s Daniel.
“For us, for now, what feels good, for now, is trying, for us,” offered the Driver’s Jacob, adding, “Well, okay Well, I had a dream in which my son came out of my ass – it made no sense!”
Another interesting Christmas-themed scene sees the Car driving Keith, Jake’s (Mikey Day) childhood friend, who has been MIA for the last 15 years. When Jake reaches out to Keith via text message, we see that his old friend appears to be in a state of arrest with a hooded top and a sweatshirt, sitting on a couch. next to a small Christmas tree.
When Jake suggests possible places for them to meet, Keith keeps texting him, “More than 1,000 feet from a school?” Jake thinks it’s a joke, but it’s definitely not.
“Many of my friends cut ties after all of that last year,” he wrote, adding, “The Netflix doc seemed worse than it was.” there.”
Apparently Keith is the subject of a Netflix docuseries called The Man with 600 Children about a janitor who secretly transforms hundreds of artificial juices into his own. He also lamented the loss of his “best friend” last year – in what appeared to be an assault rifle – because of “things he said online.”
The driver was featured in a film about older TikTok victims like Walter, a 70-year-old veteran who is angry and out of control.
“I served my country. I have to respect. Kids shouldn’t throw me at Walmart – cut to TikTok video of Driver Walter being bullied by kids at Walmart and yelling, “I’m trying to buy a photo frame for my husband! I have 81 confirmed kills!” (No one can scream like this person.)
The second-best picture of the night involved a Christmas party hosted by Mark (Cars, playing a mischievous brat) and his wife (Heidi Gardner). When Carl (Andrew Dismukes) arrives, the guest and the host – both like to say “beep beep” to get someone – they lock in a “beep beep” – on who can put their plates on the table first.
“No, no, no. I don’t think you understand. Look, I’m a little car now, and I’ll give you a ride in my little hole. beep-beep,” said Mark.
When Carl said he was in a small, Stuart Little-sized car to do a little beep-beep, Mark replied, “Oh, I know. Do you want to die tonight?” The driver’s handover is perfect.
However, the piece de resistance of the night, “Airline Baby,” is a picture of Driver as a confused monster baby with a big head and small body/hands sitting on a Delta flight next to his apologetic mother, played by the talented Sarah Sherman.
The driver’s 11-month-old baby was longing, playing with an iPad (dubbed “the Peppa Pig device”), and, when the flight attendant asked what the thirsty one replied, “Who is that woman?! She is not my mother! Now I feel confused and unhappy, and in fact, I miss the breathe!” before crying and screaming in agony.
When Sherman’s mother gave Driver’s baby his bottle, she spilled all the milk. When he started playing a game to show off and put his teddy bear on his back, and asked him where “Pookie Bear” had gone, he yelled, “Oh, no.” ! Christ, he’s gone! You killed him, you woman!”
The driver’s commitment to this was amazing. What a night. What a host. Please come back soon.