The 'Sully' actor also spoofs his own movie and channels his inner Chris Wallace to moderate the third and final presidential debate on 'Saturday Night Live'.
- Oct 24, 2016
AceShowbiz - Tom Hanks became one of the "Black Jeopardy" contestants on "Saturday Night Live". Wearing a "Make American Great Again" hat, he surprisingly did well. In another sketch, he impersonated Chris Wallace to moderate the third and final presidential debate between Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton.
The actor also poked fun at his own movie. In a scene straight out of "Sully", he played a not-so-modest Sully Sullenberger who bragged to Baldwin's Captain Doug Hubbard about being an American hero, knowing Ellen DeGeneres and getting a free Apple watch. "Brace for impact! Just kidding," he said, interrupting Captain Hubbard's passenger announcement.
It was the umpteenth time Tom Hank hosted "SNL". On his latest return to the NBC variety show, he embraced his "America's dad" reputation and gave the nation a pep talk during his monologue. "Now, I would've preferred Sexiest Man Alive, but I will take it," he joked.
Another hilarious skit was a "Weekend Update" with Leslie Jones. The "Ghostbusters" actress joked about being hacked. "The only person who can hack me is me," she quipped.
