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Regina King Set Off ‘SNL’ With Kenan Thompson Assisted Monologue, Gorilla Glue Girl Sketch [Video]

  • Feb 14, 2021
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Regina King was the host of last night's (Feb. 13) episode of Saturday Night Live, and of course she held it down. The Oscar-winning actress kicked things off with an opening monologue that featured some woke actual factuals as well as some assistance from SNL vet Kenan Thompson.

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