Watch Nate Bargatze's SNL Monologue and Sketches from October 5

The October 5 episode of Saturday Night Live marked stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze's second time hosting in a little less than a year. His return stint proved successful, with Bargatze kicking things off with a hilarious and self-deprecating seven-and-a-half minute stand-up monologue that touched on the native Alabamian's inability to pronounce the word "oil," his Alabama roots, and his obsession with DoorDash. 

The historic Season 50's second entry also brought a sequel to Bargatze's "Washington's Dream" sketch, with the Revolutionary War hero rallying his troops around America's many inexplicable figures of speech. He played straight man to cast member Marcello Hernández's Don Francisco in a parody of the classic Sabado Gigante variety show, and was a golfer with terrible luck in a surreal pretaped sketch.

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Watch all of Nate Bargatze's sketches from October 5, 2024 below.