Kate McKinnon's usually the one who leaves her fellow Saturday Night Live cast members in stitches. But when she appeared with host Louis C.K. in this sketch from the April 8 episode, neither one could keep a straight face.
The premise casts the two as period-accurate performers re-enacting the life experience of 1913 apartment dwellers at New York City's Tenement Museum. The punchline sums up straightforwardly as: "racism."
In any other week, this would have been a totally standard SNL sketch. But C.K. and McKinnon both break — repeatedly — as they struggle to nail their thick Polish accents. It's a thing of beauty. Read more...
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