Jake Gyllenhaal shows up throughout his talk while holding “Saturday Night Live” on May 18. Courtesy Photo
Jake Gyllenhaal displayed his R&B music chops while holding Saturday Night Live.
During his opening talk on May 18, the Road House star sang an excellent performance of Boyz II Men‘s 1992 hit song “End of the Road” to mark the show’ s period 49 ending.
Before burglarizing tune, Gyllenhaal satirized holding the period 49 ending prior to the long-running NBC illustration funny reveal commemorates its 50th period.
“When you think of historic television seasons, the first number that pops into your head is 49,” the star claimed. “I mean, sure, you know, one more episode and I would have been hosting the premiere of the 50th season, but who cares?”
He included, “I know we’re all waiting for Season 50, but you can’t get to 50, without a little bit of 49. And we’re here at the finale, the end of the road.”
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Gyllenhaal after that bellowed to the song of “End of the Road” while amusingly noting off the stars SNL asked to organize the period ending prior to him.
“You know, I was actually SNL‘s first choice to host the finale after a lot of people said no,” he claimed. “I guess they’re all holding out for the 50th but not me.”
“I’m the one who said, yeah,” the star proceeded prior to rattling off names like Pedro Pascal, Zendaya and Ryan Gosling, that lately organized the program.
Gyllenhaal was after that signed up with by SNL cast participants Ego Nwodim, Kenan Thompson, Punkie Johnson and Devon Walker, that showed off black baseball hats and white coats with tan trousers.
“We’ve come to the end of the road/ It’s the last episode/ It’s time to say goodbye to season 49/ You’ll be 50 soon,” they sang with each other.
Elsewhere throughout the episode, new music visitor Sabrina Carpenter did her Billboard Hot 100 graph leading 10 solitary “Espresso,” together with an assortment of “Feather” and “Nonsense.” Check out the efficiencies right here.
Watch Gyllenhaal’s SNL talk listed below. For those without wire, the program streams on Peacock, which you can register for at the web link here Having a Peacock account additionally offers followers accessibility to previous SNL episodes.
