A Trump joke on Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" segment created an awkward pause when Colin Jost referenced Nazi ratlines.

As Sabrina Carpenter pulled double duty on this weekend’s Saturday Night Live, the show’s censor couldn’t quite keep up. While performing her track ‘Nobody’s Son’ from her seventh album Man’s Best Friend,

Amy Poehler reunites with her Weekend Update co-hosts Tina Fey and Seth Meyers for an epic "Joke-Off" with Colin Jost and Michael Che as she brings old-school vibes to SNL with fresh new character-driven pieces and massive ensemble opportunities for the whole cast.

Not everyone was laughing when comedian Colin Jost made a controversial joke on Saturday Night Live this weekend, RadarOnline. com can report.

SNL and host/musical guest Sabrina Carpenter got off to a late start, but that was definitely the least of the show's problems last night.

In a night of reprisals for Marcello Hernandez, the repertory Saturday Night Live player brought back his Weekend Update character The Movie Guy — a cinephile with a wan viewing history. Brought on by co-anchor Colin Jost to talk about spooky movie season,

During Weekend Update, Poehler came out alongside Fey and Seth Meyers -- all three of which used to host the mid-show news sketch -- to compete in a "joke-off" with current hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che. They split into two teams, going back and forth to buzz in with jokes about the record-setting 13-pound baby born in a Tennessee hospital.

Sabrina Carpenter hosted this weekend's edition of "SNL." She sang "Nobody's Son" and appeared in comedy sketches "Girlboss Seminar" and "Grind Song."

Tonight's episode, hosted by "Saturday Night Live" alum Amy Poehler, falls on the official 50th anniversary of the show's premiere.

Sabrina Carpenter appeared on 'SNL' in a bedazzled fringed minidress and later stepped out in New York City after completing her hosting duties at 'SNL' wearing a white vest and skirt with a fully exposed bra.