Druski, the first digital creator to host "SNL," drew mixed reviews, with his Elizabeth Holmes parody getting the most attention.

Variety reported that the parody echoed scenes involving Holmes, played by SNL cast member Jane Wickline, and Evans, played by Ben Marshall. In one moment, Holmes asks Druski to see her as an ordinary person. He responds that he cannot, before taking over the task of beating eggs.

Druski hosted "Saturday Night Live," a first for digital creators, and had folks like Travis Scott, Dave Chappelle, and others supporting him.

The Obsession actress's hosting debut also brought the return of Tom Hanks and Bobby Moynihan, and a couple of new spooky-season sketches.

The comedian teased that he may do white face and cuss in his "SNL" monologue, both of which he did in the pre-taped sketch

The comedy show aired a spoof ad in which Delta launches a new class called “Delta Disruptive”, where it isolates its most troublesome passengers behind a partition instead of removing them from the aircraft.

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