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Although Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary (SNL 50) has generated a lot of hype, one specific sketch has grabbed the hot spot. During a fictitious wedding comedy, Sabrina Carpenter, Pedro Pascal, and Bad Bunny gave a memorable comic performance. In an attempt to overshadow the groom, Sabrina's fearless bridesmaid and Pedro Pascal's character Domingo said, "Matthew's my guy. said that although he is not bi, we did hook up though." Fans were laughing (so hard) as this joke went viral on the internet.
The audience's response to the performers' unanticipated connection on SNL was reflected in one user's joke,
"Sabrina is so funny for that."
It appears that the SNL comedy is an immediate smash, and fans are still in shock at the performance.
Pedro Pascal and Sabrina Carpenter steal the show in hilarious SNL 50 sketch, leaving fans in stitches
Fans jogged - no ran - to social media to share their favorite parts of the amusing comedy, emphasizing Pascal and Carpenter's memorable banter. Audiences were left wanting more by Pedro Pascal's ability to fit in with SNL's unexpected humor and Sabrina Carpenter's bold delivery.
“Whoa, Pedro Pascal and Sabrina in one frame, that's wild,” one fan commented, capturing the excitement of seeing two fan-favorites collide in comedic brilliance.
Sabrina’s unfiltered performance had another user laughing:
“lmaoo she really having too much fun out there,” alongside a screenshot of Carpenter mid-pose in the sketch.
Meanwhile, Pedro Pascal’s undeniable charm won over viewers once again.
“Pedro stays winning with these iconic lines,” one tweet read, solidifying his status as the internet’s favorite celebrity.
Fans couldn’t contain their excitement over the pairing, with one person declaring,
“Sabrina and Pedro, my two favs together? Dead 💀.”
Even with all the star power surrounding the event, Sabrina Carpenter shined in her role, prompting tweets like,
“I am sorry, but Sabrina has my attention,” reflecting how much she commanded the sketch.
And of course, the line about “Matthew” couldn’t go unnoticed, with a fan humorously commenting,
“About time Matthew!!!”
Behind the SNL 50 sketch and star power
In a hilarious take on family relations, Pedro Pascal and Sabrina Carpenter were matched in the fake wedding comedy that aired as part of Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary show. The ceremony took a comically embarrassing turn when Sabrina's bridesmaid role delivered witty, irreverent words during Domingo's (Pascal) brother's wedding to his fiancée. The skit also featured a cameo by Bad Bunny, which upped the already impressive roster of stars.
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The cast's cultural relevancy is what really sets this skit apart. Famous for his parts in The Last of Us and The Mandalorian, (the fan favorite) Pedro Pascal has established himself as an integral part of pop culture. With her most recent albums and presence on every big screen ever, former Disney star turned pop singer Sabrina Carpenter established her position in the entertainment industry. Fans were pleasantly surprised by their hilarious chemistry on Saturday Night Live, which combined two distinct realms of celebrity into one big funny skit.
Additionally, the skit aired during a significant year for SNL, as the program commemorated its 50th anniversary with an extravagant schedule of sketches and celebrity cameos. The way that SNL embraced its longstanding heritage of spontaneous, unrestrained humor was adored by viewers, and thus this particular moment between Pascal and Carpenter has easily become one of the highlights.
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