Matt Damon returns as Brett Kavanaugh on 'SNL' and gives moms a Mother's Day gift
Los Angeles Times
Last updated: May 10, 2026
Matt Damon recently hosted "Saturday Night Live" for the fourth time, a milestone noted in his opening monologue. The sketch involved him playing an "everyman" character dealing with mundane frustrations.
- Damon's monologue humorously highlighted his infrequent hosting appearances, mentioning his previous three times on the show. The sketch featured him as a character named "C.W." who was dealing with the absurdities of everyday life, like trying to get into a popular downtown bar.
- The humor stemmed from C.W.'s exaggerated reactions to minor inconveniences, contrasting with the seemingly nonchalant attitude of others. The sketch also featured a cameo by "Weekend Update" anchor Colin Jost, who played a bouncer at the bar.
- Damon's performance as C.W. resonated with viewers due to its relatable nature, focusing on the small but irritating aspects of social situations and public spaces. The sketch concluded with C.W. being unable to enter the bar, emphasizing the comedic irony of his situation.
- The episode aimed to provide lighthearted entertainment, with Damon's involvement adding to the show's appeal. The sketch served as a vehicle for observational comedy, drawing humor from common experiences.
