With Trump back in the White House, SNL wonders if America’s “rudest man” will change how we talk
Michael Che captures America’s silver-lining nihilism: "A man with 34 felonies leading the free world?
Could Trump’s win lead to a more irreverent, Joan Rivers-style comedy renaissance?
Bill Burr, the quintessential edgy comic, brings his Boston roots to SNL
Burr’s attempt at humor falls flat as he opens with awkward, borderline offensive jokes about the flu and Asian stereotypes.
Did he take the comedy too far or is this just the price of speaking ‘truth to power’
Burr’s ‘post-woke’ comedy attempts don’t hit the mark. Is this the new direction for humor
With Trump back in office, SNL explores whether comedy should become more vulgar and edgy or return to sharp
While Bill Burr's monologue struggles, SNL sketches about masculinity and group therapy offer some of the evening’s better moments.
SNL’s dark satire imagines a future where comedians and media have to flatter Trump to avoid backlash
But with Trump’s return, could this cultural shift face a backlash we haven’t yet seen?