Ep 10. John Krasinski / Machine Gun Kelly

John Krasinski, the American actor, writer, and director who rose to fame with his iconic performance in the hit NBC sitcom "The Office," takes on his first hosting gig on the iconic sketch comedy show, "Saturday Night Live" in season 46 episode 10. Joining him on stage is rapper and singer-songwriter, Machine Gun Kelly, known for his chart-topping hits.

As the show starts, the cold open skit sets the tone for the night, with Alec Baldwin reprising his role as former President Donald Trump. In a parody news segment, the former president reflects on his term, reflecting on the things he could have done differently and the mistakes he made. The bit offers a cathartic release to those who have been following the political climate in the United States over the last four years.

From there, John Krasinski hits the stage and delivers a humorous monologue about how excited he is to host the show and how he has waited his whole life for this opportunity. He also takes a moment to poke fun at his recent success with the hit show "A Quiet Place," reminding viewers that he has been working in the entertainment industry for over two decades.

The sketches that follow include a mix of new and returning characters. One of the standout sketches of the night is "The Job Interview," where Krasinski plays a man who can't seem to stop talking about his love for the Boston Red Sox during a job interview. The sketch culminates in a hilarious twist, offering a refreshing break from the usual formula of sketch comedy shows.

Machine Gun Kelly also gets in on the action, with a musical performance that showcases his range as an artist. The rapper performs his hit song "My Ex's Best Friend," before transitioning into a passionate rendition of "Lonely," a track that showcases his impressive vocal abilities.

The episode also features a few notable celebrity appearances, including Rudolph Giuliani, who makes a cameo in a sketch about a stereotypical Italian restaurant. The sketch is yet another example of the show's commitment to delivering topical humor, with the potential to spark some controversy among audience members.

Overall, season 46 episode 10 of "Saturday Night Live" is a solid addition to the show's long-running legacy. With a mix of new and old characters, along with some notable guest appearances and musical performances, viewers are sure to find something to enjoy in this episode. Whether you are a fan of John Krasinski or Machine Gun Kelly, or simply looking for a good laugh, this episode is sure to deliver.