Saturday Night Live wrapped up its 51st season on Saturday night with Will Ferrell as the host. As Ferrell returned to the long-running sketch comedy show, he took the stage alongside James Austin Johnson, who portrayed Trump, before the opening monologue, where he also brought to life the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein.

In the sketch, which began with the fake president lounging on a golden bar after returning from a trip to China, Trump fell asleep while Epstein's ghost appeared. "Do you remember me? I'm Jeffrey Epstein, your best friend," Ferrell's Epstein told Trump, recounting his life in heaven. "It's really nice here," Epstein replied, adding that he was playing mahjong with Stalin and John Wayne Gacy.

The sketch featured a humorous dialogue between the two as Trump talked about his plans for the summer. He mentioned this year's "Patriot Games" event and announced that high school athletes from every state and region would participate. Ferrell's Epstein expressed regret for not taking more photos, reminiscing about the time they spent together in the past.

Such comedic content strengthens SNL's connection with its audience while offering a critical perspective on current events and figures. Ferrell's performance provided viewers with both an entertaining and thought-provoking experience.