Pete Davidson returned to “Saturday Night Live” as Tom Homan lecturing hapless ICE agents in the cold open. Alexander Skarsgard hosted, and Cardi B performed.

SNL opened with a Trump Awards parody, as James Austin Johnson mocked Donald Trump’s ego in a loud sketch.

In the latest "SNL" cold open, James Austin Johnson's President Trump hosted his own version of the Oscars, featuring Mike Myers' return as Elon Musk.

A famous “Saturday Night Live” alumnus returned to the show for its 1,000th episode for a surprise appearance. Pete Davidson appeared in the “SNL” cold open Saturday to play Upstate New York native Tom Homan.

Amid all the controversies, the president indulges his ego and hosts an awards show about himself

Saturday’s episode marked Teyana Taylor ’s SNL hosting debut, landing amid awards-season buzz for her performance as Perfidia Beverly Hills in One Battle After Another. Taylor recently won best supporting actress at the Golden Globes and picked up an Oscar nomination in the same category earlier this month.

Teyana Taylor served as the night's host, and she was joined by Geese as musical guest.

Okay, hear us out. This weekend's SNL Cold Open: James Austin Johnson as Donald Trump. Cardi B as Nicki Minaj. We can always dream, can't we?

"Saturday Night Live" is back, kicking things off with a rapid-fire cold open catching up on the biggest headlines since the show has been gone.

Alexander Skarsgård Monologue -- He really is tall. Skarsgård doesn't spend a moment talking about himself, but instead uses the 1,000th episode of SNL to spotlight the band playing behind him (and also does a goofy sax thing). Not that funny, but generous. (Score: 5 out of 10)

Former SNL cast member Pete Davidson returned to 30 Rock last night as the White House's Border Czar, Tom Homan, whose name has been in the news a lot in recent weeks, considering the surge of ICE in Minnesota.