Alec Baldwin Returns to SNL: A Hilarious Twist on Bret Baier Role

Alec Baldwin returned to 'Saturday Night Live' to spoof Fox News' Bret Baier, not reprising his iconic Trump role. The skit humorously depicted Baier's interview with Kamala Harris, with Baldwin and Rudolph exchanging barbs. The performance was complete with audience laughter and mini-skits, ending with a classic SNL sign-off.

Alec Baldwin made a much-anticipated comeback to "Saturday Night Live," opting not to step back into his Emmy-winning impersonation of former President Donald Trump. This time, Baldwin took on the persona of Fox News' anchor Bret Baier in a comedic sketch that poked fun at a recent interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.

The audience erupted in applause as Baldwin quipped about his portrayal of Baier, humorously likening his appearance to a 'Minecraft' character. Maya Rudolph, portraying Harris, nervously chuckled through Baldwin's interruptions, capturing real-life elements of Baier's interview style.

In a nod to the unpredictable nature of political interviews, the skit ended with a blend of humor and tradition, featuring the iconic "Live from New York, it's Saturday night!" line. Baldwin's return to the SNL stage was a reminder of his comedic talent in a fraught year, following a mistrial in his manslaughter case.

(With inputs from agencies.)