Kate McKinnon
Marjorie Taylor Greene… Cecily Strong
Derrick Boner… Pete Davidson
Jack Dorsey… Mikey Day
Mark Zuckerberg… Alex Moffat
OJ Simpson… Kenan Thompson
Tom Brady… John Krasinski
[Starts with Kate McKinnon in her set.]
Female voice: And now, it’s time for “What Still Works?”
[cheers and applause]
Kate McKinnon: Hello. Hello and welcome to what still works where we look at every part of American society and wonder what still works? It’s a new year and we have a new president. So, something should work. But do they? Our first topic is ‘Government’ and already I have my doubts. Joining us is a congress woman from Georgia who’s been promoting QAnon conspiracy theories. Please welcome Marjorie Taylor Greene.
[Marjorie Taylor Greene walks in]
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Hi. Thanks for having me. [pulls out a gun and offers it to Kate McKinnon] Gun?
Kate McKinnon: No. Thank you. I’m good.
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Okay.
Kate McKinnon: Congress woman Greene, hard to say those words together. What are some of the theories you believe in and have been promoting?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: How much time you got?
Kate McKinnon: For you, very little.
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Well, first off, I believe the Parkland shooting was a hoax. The teachers were actors and the children were dolls. I believe 9/11 was a hoax. Did anyone actually see it happen? I’ve also told my supporters that they should physically murder Nancy Pelosi. She’s just a lady I work with.
Kate McKinnon: Yes. I know. Thank you.
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Oh, and this is a new and it just came out. I think that the California wildfires were caused by Jewish space laser.
Kate McKinnon: So, there are lasers in space that cause wildfires and lasers identify as Jewish?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Yes, correct.
Kate McKinnon: And those are real things you believe and tell other people about?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Um-hmm, yes.
Kate McKinnon: And you’re a US representative?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Yes.
Kate McKinnon: You represent the US?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Yes.
Kate McKinnon: People can google you and it will say – she’s a real member of the US government?
Marjorie Taylor Greene: That might not be the first thing that comes up but yes.
Kate McKinnon: And when your colleagues found out about all these hateful and psychotic things you said, what did they do.
Marjorie Taylor Greene: I was promoted to the education committee.
Kate McKinnon: Okay, thanks for coming. So, government doesn’t work. [Marjorie Taylor Greene walks out] And honestly, I regret not taking that gun. Now, let’s take a look at the stock market. That usually works, right? That’s where people invest all their retirement money, so should probably work. Here to help us answer that question is the new majority shareholder of GameStop, Derrick Boner.
[Derrick Boner walks in]
Derrick Boner: Hey. Wad up? This is crazy, dude. By the way, my name is Derrick Evans, but I made you say boner.
Kate McKinnon: Terrific. Now, would you say the stock market still works?
Derrick Boner: First of all, it’s pronounced ‘The Stonk Market’. Hell yeah, it works. See, I told you. I put all my money in GameStop and I can’t lose.
Kate McKinnon: Uh-huh. So, normally a stock price reflects the company’s value, right?
Derrick Boner: Okay.
Kate McKinnon: And two weeks ago, GameStop was valued at $Kate McKinnonTom Brady a share and then it went to $Jack DorseyKate McKinnonDerrick Boner a share. Would you say that reflects the kind of business GameStop stores have been doing in the past two weeks?
Derrick Boner: Um, we sell games?
Kate McKinnon: Right. But are you good at it?
Derrick Boner: Not really. People download all their games now, so we’re kind of like– I don’t know, what do you call it?
Kate McKinnon: A dying business?
Derrick Boner: Yeah. That’s it.
Kate McKinnon: Right. So, your price should have gone—
Derrick Boner: Down?
Kate McKinnon: But instead it went–
Derrick Boner: Up the most?
Kate McKinnon: So, now it seems like–
Derrick Boner: The entire system is a joke?
Kate McKinnon: Exactly.
Derrick Boner: Interesting. Hey, you wanna buy my stonks?
Kate McKinnon: I’m good. Thank you. But out of curiosity, who else invested in GameStop?
Derrick Boner: Oh. Ja Rule.
Kate McKinnon: Best of luck to you. [Derrick Boner walks away] So, the stock market no longer works. Next, let’s look at social media. Some might say it never worked, but let’s ask two experts, Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey and and Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg.
[Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg walk in. Jack Dorsey takes a seat and Mark Zuckerberg stays standing as there’s only one seat.]
We can get you a chair, Mark.
Mark Zuckerberg: I prefer to stand. It makes my legs work just as hard as my brain. Ha-ha-ha. Dab! [dabs] Hah! Leg-dab. [jumps and does the leg-dab]
Kate McKinnon: He’s one of our best and brightest. Guys, you’ve had to suspend the accounts of many prominent conservatives who are spreading lies and in-sighting violence. How did that go?
Jack Dorsey: Not well. It seems to have force those people on to darker, scarier apps where they’re delusion and blood lust can run wild.
Mark Zuckerberg: And fundamentally, Facebook still works. Not only does it help form communities online, it has helped people meet and connect in real life. For example, at the Capitol. Ha-ha-ha-ha.
Jack Dorsey: And while we’re gathering opinion with what works, would you say that my chin-beard is working?
Kate McKinnon: It’s working in terms of keeping me a lesbian. Thank you so much for joining us. [Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg walk out] Our next topic the vaccine rollout. Is that working? Joining us someone who has just received the vaccine, OJ Simpson.
[OJ Simpson walks in]
OJ Simpson: How is it going, gang? Great to see you, everybody. [He is wearing a house arrest ankle monitor] I don’t get out much, so this is fun.
Kate McKinnon: So, OJ, you got the vaccine?
OJ Simpson: Yes.
Kate McKinnon: Teachers can’t get vaccines but you did?
OJ Simpson: That’s correct.
Kate McKinnon: People with long term lung conditions can’t get the vaccine but you did?
OJ Simpson: Absolutely.
Kate McKinnon: So, among the first 3% of all Americans given the vaccine, was OJ Simpson.
OJ Simpson: Hey, guilty as charged. About the vaccine.
Kate McKinnon: Alright. The vaccine rollout, it doesn’t work. Thank you so much for coming.
OJ Simpson: Honestly, my schedule was wide open. [ankle monitor starts beeping] God, this thing makes me so angry. [angrily] I swear I could just– [Kate McKinnon is getting scared of OJ Simpson and he notices that] Hey, stay cool, juice.
[OJ Simpson walks out]
Kate McKinnon: Cool. And our last topic tonight, Tom Brady. Is Tom Brady working? Here with his thoughts is Tom Brady.
[Tom Brady walks in]
Tom Brady: Thanks for having me.
Kate McKinnon: Now, Tom, this is your tenth Super Bowl appearance?
Tom Brady: That’s right.
Kate McKinnon: You’re 43 years old but you’re 27.
Tom Brady: I haven’t been eating sugar for 15 years.
Kate McKinnon: You went to historically one of the worst franchises in football and in your first year, you took them all the way to the championship?
Tom Brady: That’s right. But, it’s really team effort, you know?
Kate McKinnon: No, no. Don’t even try it. No one believes there’s anyone else on the team. My point is, you still work.
Tom Brady: Yeah.
Kate McKinnon: You’re supposed to win football games and you just keep winning football gmes.
Tom Brady: Yeah.
Kate McKinnon: You might be the only thing in America that still works.
Tom Brady: Yeah.
Kate McKinnon: So, I guess everyone must be rooting for you, right?
Tom Brady: Almost no one.
Kate McKinnon: Well, you know what? I’ll be rooting for you, Tom Brady because you’re the only god damn thing this country can still rely on. And it’s not like you’re a weird Trump guy or anything, right?
Tom Brady: [does’t answer] Thanks for having me. [stands and walks away]
Kate McKinnon: And thank you for watching what still works. I’ve been Kate McKinnon as myself slowing losing my mind along with all of you. Stay strong. Or weak. Weak is a great option too. And live from New York, it’s Saturday Night.