Nate Bargatze's George Washington returns to SNL to hope for a new word for the number 12, strange systems for naming years in school and more ...

Nate Bargatze's George Washington is back. Last season on SNL, the comedian's portrayal of the Revolutionary War general expressed a deep aversion to the straightforward metric system while ...

A breakout sketch for Nate Bargatze hosting on "SNL" last season was "Washington's Dream," playing to his strengths as a ...

Bargatze's every-guy vibe still fits "SNL" nicely, particularly in sketches where he's playing with language, such as a sequel to 2023's fantastic George Washington weights and measurements scene ...

Nate Bargatze knows what his fans want: For his second trip to Saturday Night Live, the comedian dusted off his waistcoat and breeches for another skit about “Washington’s Dream.” In the ...

Nate Bargatze reprised his role as George Washington while hosting "Saturday Night Live" on Oct. 5. Nate Bargatze returns as George Washington in part 2 of ‘SNL’ fan favorite ‘Washington’s ...

When Nate Bargatze hosted SNL for the first time in Season 49, it was a pretty big moment for the stand-up.He was gaining popularity, but this episode and exposure solidified him as a marquee ...

How to watch Nate Bargatze on 'SNL,' how to stream "Saturday Night Live" airs on Saturday, Oct. 5 on NBC at 10:30 p.m. CT. Viewers can also stream "SNL" on Peacock , DirecTV Stream, Hulu + Live TV ...

The story behind Nate Bargatze’s beloved ‘Washington’s Dream’ sketch on ‘SNL’ involves, among other things, the comedian mentioning ‘Studio 60’ to Lorne Michaels.

Nate Bargatze‘s George Washington is back. Last season on SNL, the comedian’s portrayal of the Revolutionary War general expressed a deep aversion to the straightforward metric system while ...

‘SNL’ sees Nate Bargatze return as host, along with another debate cold open. ... George Washington (Bargatze) stands on a boat, telling his soldiers about the future of the English language.

Comedian Nate Bargatze hosted 'Saturday Night Live' for a second time, and last week's guest stars also returned for the cold open, this time to parody the vice presidential debate.