‘SNL.’ Cold Open Shows Fau Key, Birks Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout


“Saturday Night Live” kicked off this weekend’s show with an interview between CNN’s Wolf Blitzer (played by cast member Beck Bennett) and the epidemic “American Gothic”: members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, Dr. Anthony Faucy and others. Deborah Burks (Kate McKinnon and Heidi Gardner).

Bennett’s Blitzer compared the vaccine – Pfizer and Bioentech’s candidate to the U.S. Sony with PlayStation 5 – approved for emergency use on Friday by the Food and Drug Administration.

“Everyone wants it, no one will get it – and if you were rich you had it a month ago.”

As Fawcett and Birks got excited, McKinson’s fuss reminded the audience to “keep Wu to a minimum,” as “drops of Wu spread.”

McKinnon – who played Rudy Giuliani, Sen. Lindsay has also played the role of men like Graham and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions – said U.S. “By giving England first entry” then the “World War II style” vaccine was introduced. We hurried to the end and stole the spotlight. “

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McKinney’s Foki added that Tom Hanks would make 10 movies about the vaccine and when it was finally over “you can kiss any nurse you want.”

He and Birks then said the first dose of the vaccine would go to health care workers, seniors – “anyone who pays for a red lobster with a dinner club card” – then prisoners, teachers and the sick.

Everyone? They will get it in “July 20 … Big Big,” Fu Ki said, unclear about which year.

Kate McKinnon will be seen on March 13, 2019 in New York City.  (Getty Images)

Kate McKinnon is seen on March 13, 2019, in New York City. (Getty Images)

Criticizing President Trump’s job in preparing the vaccine for distribution, McKinson’s Fauci said, “I’m not trying to comment, but this president has done as well with this rollout as I did when I threw that design at civilians.”

Bennett’s Blitzer then showed a video clip of the real-life Fau Key throwing a really bad mon pitch pitch at the Washington Nationals baseball game in July.

Girdner’s Birks comforted Fekui, saying, “We all mess up sometimes. You threw the ball wrong, I said ‘don’t bleach.’

The sketch also referred to the status of FSC’s bizarre sexual symbol in some Americans, because, according to McKinson’s FOC, “I was just saying one fact.”

“Any other year, I’m two. This year I am 10 years old.

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Doctors also explained how they plan to think about the need to store the vaccine at extremely cold temperatures and the problems of ensuring Americans return for a second dose.

Birks of Garners said the vaccine would be stored in “light cold-activated cans at the core” – “so you know the vaccine is effective when the mountains are blue.”

Faucy of McKinnon said he “plans to use a long-running technique through one-night stands that captures emotions.”

Patients who have received a single dose of the vaccine may leave a necklace on the CVS, “that’s why they have an excuse to go back.”

He added that the distribution will go to the alphabet, starting with “A-California” and “Ba-New York City”. And in New Orleans the vaccine will be thrown away like a Mardi Gras nest.

“The more you show, the more you get,” he said.

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FauCa stopped saying that if they do everything right with the vaccine rollout and she doesn’t work anymore, they will be able to report that they have done their job and can only return as another “anonymous hunk”.