This ‘SNL’ skit starring Larry David as Bernie Sanders, claiming to be bad at tech, is a big YouTube hit by Molly Brown on October 19, 2015 at 9:29 am Share Tweet Share Reddit Email ...

“Saturday Night Live” has certainly dug into that well, with plenty of skits poking fun at Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump (the latter of which, ironically, hosted last year).

In a Saturday Night Live skit featuring Kate McKinnon as Clinton and Larry David as Sanders, the two Democratic candidates meet over drinks to talk about their time running against each other.

The skit ended up feeling a whole lot like an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, even though David is playing Sanders, not himself. Perhaps that’s precisely because David’s typical schtick seems ...

According to several reports, Sanders talked about the "SNL" skit while campaigning in Iowa City, Iowa. He said David did a great job and quipped that he does in fact own two pairs of underwear ...

Sanders appeared with David in a skit on a Titanic-like ship headed to America and under distress. David argues that the women and children shouldn’t necessarily get into the life boats first.

Later, Sanders stood beside David as he announced the show’s musical guest, the 1975. David had made two earlier appearances on “SNL” portraying Sanders in Democratic debate skits.

David has been feeling the Bernie Sanders burn since before the 2016 presidential election, and Sanders' decision to run for the top job again in 2020 means he's in demand at SNL again.

Later, Sanders stood beside David as he announced the show's musical guest, the 1975. David had made two earlier appearances on "SNL" portraying Sanders in Democratic debate skits.

Taking a break from his busy New Hampshire campaign schedule, Senator Bernie Sanders made a cameo on Saturday Night Live last night alongside host—and doppelgänger—Larry David. In one of the ...

David in an earlier skit plays a more exacting and irritable version of Sanders running for president on the say of the Iowa caucus, in which David-as-Sanders accidentally turns off voters.

Following David’s controversial monologue, a Price is Right skit started off the night, with “celebrity contestants” Bernie Sanders, Lil Wayne, Tilda Swinton and Chris Hemsworth, along with ...