Live's episode on March 29 took on "Signalgate" in a cold open that mashed up teenage gossip culture with serious government blunders.

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On this day (April 22) in 1978, Dan Akroyd and John Belushi stepped into the roles of Elwood and “Joliet” Jake Blues, respectively, for the first time during an episode of Saturday Night Live.

In the skit, cast member Sarah Sherman put on a British accent (Wood used her own Mancunian accent in The White Lotus) and wore exaggerated prosthetic teeth in an attempt to mimic Wood’s appearance.