Saturday Night Live

From Melissa McCarthy's Sean Spicer as the Easter Bunny to Michael Keaton's wonderfully weird entry, the show's long found ways to put a new spin on the holiday.

The Boy Who Lived was reliving his glory in a sketch featuring Kristen Wiig as Professor McGonagall and Bill Hader as Severus Snape.

The two-part 1990 sketch also includes a rare moment in which the cast member nearly broke character reacting to something offscreen.

The actress and Abbott Elementary creator returns for her second time in the final month of Season 50.

"Brought to you by America's most popular toilet paper: Chipotle napkins, 'cause Charmin prices be trippin'."

Trump's flip-flopping tariffs plans led the broadcast in Jon Hamm's episode, while Sarah Sherman stopped by as Colin Jost's accountant and Bowen Yang's Chen Biao was back.

"Hi it's me, Donald 'Jesus' Trump," James Austin Johnson told the April 12 audience as his castmates did their best to stay frozen behind him.

It was great to see Alex Moffat and Beck Bennett back as Eric Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the April 12 pretaped sketch.

The Landman actor's fourth turn hosting also brought several fun cameos, including Kieran Culkin and Scarlett Johansson.

Last week, Jack Black made his triumphant return to Studio 8H — here's what to know about tonight's episode.

The Please Don't Destroy boys revealed the pop star was almost *too* ready to roast to them.

The April 12 SNL Host ruined Andy Samberg's life in the surreal 2010 Digital Short "The Curse." 

Yes, really — late night sketch series will air on Sky Max in the UK and Ireland, and the o.g. version's creator is involved.

"I laughed so hard, I probably peed myself," Poehler recalled in her book Yes Please, adding, "I believe that going through crying to laughing adds like five years to your life."

The cast member had the audience going wild with a stand-up set that was (sort of) about the White House Correspondent's Dinner. 

The April 5 Host horrified Chester Cheetah by putting the orange spicy stuff in the worst possible place.

Like "Washington's Dream," this sketch written by Mikey Day, Streeter Seidell, and Chloe Fineman is a basic concept that's perfectly executed.

Welcome to the Black Parade (turns out, it's a beach in Jamaica) in this sketch starring the April 5 Host.

The former cast member introduced his ailing car company's new invention during a speech from President Trump (James Austin Johnson).

"It's been 20 years since I've been on this stage," A Minecraft Movie star said before rocking Studio 8H with Aerosmith's "Back in the Saddle."