Ep 4. Brian Williams/Feist

On Saturday Night Live season 33 episode 4, viewers are in for a night of laughs and music with guest host Brian Williams and musical guest Feist. Williams, the former anchor of NBC Nightly News, brings his dry wit and deadpan delivery to the SNL stage for the first time, and Feist, the Canadian indie pop artist, serves as both the musical guest and participates in a sketch or two.

The episode kicks off with the cold open, which spoofs a recent news story or political event. The cast members impersonate politicians and celebrities, and the sketch often features a special guest star. This episode's cold open is sure to be a topical one, given that it airs during the 2008 presidential campaign.

After the opening credits, Brian Williams takes the stage for his monologue. The audience can expect Williams to poke fun at himself, his reputation as a serious newsman, and his new role as a comedian. Perhaps he'll even sing a song or two, as some SNL hosts have been known to do.

The first sketch of the night may feature Williams, but it's more likely to showcase the regular cast members. SNL is known for its recurring sketches, such as "Weekend Update" (a satirical take on the news) and "The Californians" (a soap opera parody). However, the show also includes new sketches each week, so viewers never know what to expect.

As the episode progresses, the sketches will continue to mine humor from current events, pop culture, and the quirks of everyday life. From exaggerated accents to outrageous costumes, the SNL cast is sure to deliver plenty of laughs. Williams may even step out of his comfort zone to participate in some of the more absurd sketches.

Musical guest Feist will likely perform two songs over the course of the episode. SNL has a long tradition of showcasing up-and-coming musicians, as well as established acts. Feist, known for hits such as "1234" and "My Moon My Man," is sure to bring her unique brand of indie pop to the SNL stage.

In addition to performing, Feist may also appear in a sketch or two. Many musical guests have taken on comedic roles during their SNL appearances, and Feist's deadpan delivery and quirky style make her a prime candidate for a comedy sketch.

The show will likely wrap up with a final sketch and a goodbye from Brian Williams and the SNL cast. Fans of the show will be eager to see what kind of impression Williams made in his first turn as host. They'll also be waiting to see what kind of legacy this episode leaves in the SNL canon.

With a mix of satire, absurdity, and musical talent, Saturday Night Live season 33 episode 4 promises to be a memorable night. Viewers can expect plenty of laughs, as well as some insight into the world of news and pop culture. Whether you're a long-time fan of the show or tuning in for the first time, this episode is sure to be a treat.