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Sabrina Carpenter, SNL and Domingo

SNL cold open brings back 'Domingo' sketch for Sabrina Carpenter

This was the second Domingo sketch for Carpenter -- who was also on musical guest duties for this week -- as she appeared with Pedro Pascal during the star-studded SNL 50 event.

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The Best, Worst and Most Oops Moments from Sabrina Carpenter's SNL Episode

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Sabrina Carpenter addresses album cover in ‘SNL’ monologue, and Domingo returns in cold open

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‘Saturday Night Live’ Lets Sabrina Carpenter’s F-Bombs Air During ‘Nobody’s Son’ Performance

“Sabrina saying f*ck TWICE on live national television is the most Sabrina Carpenter thing ever she dgaf im crying,” wrote one fan on X.

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Sabrina Carpenter Goes Pantsless in a Bedazzled Showgirl Fringed Minidress on 'SNL'

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Sabrina Carpenter fans react after singer ‘doubled down’ on dropping F-word during SNL performance

‘SNL’ Swaps Donald Trump for Taylor Swift—and Domingo—in Cold Open

As now-married couple Kelsey and Matt, played by Chloe Fineman and Andrew Dismukes, celebrate Matt’s 30th, Kelsey’s friends—played by Carpenter, Sarah Sherman, Ashley Padilla and newcomer Veronika Slowikowska—emerge to serenade the birthday boy.

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‘Saturday Night Live' Domingo Sketch Returns as Sabrina Carpenter Addresses ‘Man's Best Friend' Album Cover Art Controversy

Sabrina Carpenter's Saturday Night Live hosting debut kicked off with a fun callback to none other than the viral Domingo skit - with a pop music twist. The "Manchild" singer returned to the late night show on Saturday,

'SNL' mocks Trump over George Santos prison release, No Kings protests

The latest episode of "Saturday Night Live" featured President Trump declaring the No Kings protests are actually a celebration of George Santos.

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‘Saturday Night Live' Cold Open Skewers Donald Trump's Late-Night TV Crackdown As POTUS Warns "Daddy's Watching"

Saturday Night Live opened its 51st season with a skit skewering Donald Trump’s crackdown on late-night TV, as the president (James Austin Johnson) warned that “daddy’s watching.” The skit also featured Mikey Day as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr,

“Am I going to heaven, chat?”: Carpenter-hosted “SNL” imagines Trump on tween podcast

The post “Am I going to heaven, chat?”: Carpenter-hosted “SNL” imagines Trump on tween podcast appeared first on Salon.com. And Cane attempts to make amends with Devon. Attempts being the key word here.