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SNL Mocks ‘Hot, Jacked’ Trump in First Post-Election Episode

In a lively return to the small screen, “Saturday Night Live” (SNL) kicked off its first post-election episode with a comedic bang, taking aim at the newly re-elected President Donald Trump. The show, which has long been known for its sharp political satire, didn’t hold back as it portrayed Trump as a “hot, jacked” version of himself, poking fun at his physical transformation and the political landscape following his victory.

The cold open featured a parody of a workout video, with cast members donning exaggerated muscle suits and flexing as they mimicked Trump’s signature bravado. “I’m not just your president; I’m your fitness inspiration!” the Trump impersonator declared, flexing his biceps while surrounded by a group of enthusiastic supporters. The skit humorously highlighted Trump’s recent social media posts showcasing his fitness regime, which he claimed was part of his new “presidential fitness initiative.”

As the episode progressed, the cast tackled various aspects of Trump’s administration, including his controversial appointments. The show lampooned his selection of Elise Stefanik as the UN ambassador and Tom Homan as the border czar, with sketches that exaggerated their qualifications and the implications of their roles. “Congratulations, Tom! You’re in charge of deporting people and looking good while doing it!” joked one cast member, eliciting laughter from the audience.

The comedic tone of the night was underscored by a musical number that featured a parody of a popular pop song, reimagined with lyrics about Trump’s policies and his approach to governance. The performance was a hit, with the audience singing along to catchy refrains that highlighted the absurdities of the current political climate.

In addition to the Trump-centric sketches, the episode also featured guest appearances from notable political figures and celebrities, adding to the star-studded lineup. The blend of humor and political commentary resonated with viewers, many of whom took to social media to express their appreciation for SNL’s take on the election aftermath.

As the night wrapped up, the show’s cast reflected on the importance of humor in challenging times. “We may be living in a wild political landscape, but laughter is our best weapon,” said one cast member during the closing remarks. “Let’s keep the conversation going, and remember to find joy even in the chaos!”

With its signature blend of satire and social commentary, SNL’s first post-election episode reminded audiences of the power of comedy to address serious issues while providing a much-needed dose of levity. As the political landscape continues to evolve, fans can expect more hilarious takes on the unfolding drama in the weeks to come.

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