Timothée Chalamet Hosts 'SNL', Jokes About Award Snubs

Timothée Chalamet hosted and performed on 'Saturday Night Live' for the third time, reflecting on his ongoing struggles at award shows during his monologue, humorously lamenting his repeated losses. He showcased his comedic talent with sketches that included a montage of his disappointed reactions at past ceremonies, and a playful acceptance speech that was ultimately awarded to SNL cast member Kenan Thompson. Chalamet also performed deep cuts from Bob Dylan, coinciding with his recent Oscar nomination for portraying the music icon in 'A Complete Unknown.' The episode included political sketches, notably a historical cold open featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda and a humorous take on Donald Trump's remarks. Chalamet's appearance continues the tradition of Oscar nominees hosting SNL, drawing attention to his dual role as host and musical guest. The promotional material leading up to the episode featured Chalamet's lookalikes, adding a comedic element to the anticipation of his performance.