Miles Teller graced the Saturday Night Live stage once more, stepping into the host’s spotlight for the second time just a day after Halloween.

The Top Gun: Maverick actor, now 38 and on a promotional tour for his upcoming movie, Eternity, brought his comedic flair to the show’s 51st season, ensuring a night full of laughter.

In the opening sketch, Teller’s character finds himself grappling with a hangover, attempting to recall the chaotic events of his Halloween escapades.

“I clawed the castle last night,” he confessed to game show host Gay Fopay, portrayed by Kenan Thompson.

He elaborated on the phrase, saying, “It’s when you drink 14 White Claws and then eat White Castle.” Thompson humorously retorted, “You got a death wish, brother.”

Meanwhile Grammy-winning singer Brandi Carlile, 44, was the musical guest for the fourth time. 

The first sketch started with a game show called ‘What Did I Do Last Night?’ hosted by Thompson.

He explained the game show was the only one ‘where three deeply hungover contestants have to figure out what they got up to the night before. And of course, today is our extra-painful day after Halloween edition.’ 

Teller talked about his childhood during his opening monologue, joking that he’s moved around so much he doesn’t really know where he’s from.

‘I lived in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Delaware, Jersey, and Florida. All before I was 12. So honestly, it gets a bit confusing when people ask me where I’m from. I’m like “I don’t know, man, Top Gun 2?”‘ he quipped.

He also revealed that he and his sisters used to dress up as SNL characters when they were growing up, and showed photos from the year they dressed as ‘Roxbury Guys’, who were played by Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan. 

He then touched on losing him home during the Los Angeles wildfires in January. 

‘A lot has happened since the last time that I hosted. A few months ago, my wife and I lost our house in the Palisades Fire. But don’t worry. Seriously, do not worry. We’re doing great.’

‘That experience has made me incredibly grateful to have so many places that I can call home. But based on what happened to the last place that I called home, I just want to say – there’s fire exits located there, there, there,’ he joked, pointing to the exits.

In the next sketch Teller played two twin brothers on a show called ‘Property Brothers.’

The twins were tasked with their biggest challenge yet when they were asked to help President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump build a ballroom in the White House. 

‘So which one of you married the new girl, and which one of you is the gay?’ the fictional Trump asked the brothers.

‘Donald and Melania moved into this house nine years ago. They were evicted for four years, but they moved back in. Donald has a strong eye for interior design,’ the brothers explained. 

‘I put these gold urns everywhere. Like a hundred in every room. That makes me happy. It’s very important to be happy these days. Really dark stuff happening in the world. Some of it me. And here’s a crown I just got from my trip to Asia. Nothing says democracy like a crown, right?’ Trump quipped. 

‘And his wife, Melania, she’s got a style all her own.’

‘I love this Halloween decorations you put up,’ one of the brothers said to Melania.

‘That’s for Christmas,’ Melania responded.

Teller went on: ‘We asked Donald what his budget was, and he said between $350 million and infinity. Then we asked if he needed a permit, and Donald laughed really hard. He said, I could build this ballroom with the bones of my enemies, and no one could stop me, as opposed to a bonehead like my brother.’ 

‘Unfortunately the renovation hit a bit of a snag when Donald realized he had deported all the construction workers and pulled into the Home Depot parking lot and yelled, “Just give me the whites.”‘

‘I want the day laborers from Norway and Sweden, but apparently they don’t exist.’ 

‘But in the end, we’re confident the new ballroom will be a shining beacon of freedom for all Americans.’

‘And it will be ready just in time for my third term,’ Trump joked.

‘That’s right. We want this to be our forever home.’

‘Yes, because we’re not leaving. We’re going to be doing something called coup,’ he added.

The third skit featured Teller as a hockey player in an NHL promotional segment. Teller, portraying a member of the Predators, was joined by two players from the Kings and the Rangers. 

‘I may be a king on the ice, but I’m also a king in the community,’ one of the players introduced himself, while the other added, ‘And I’m a ranger in my community.’

However, Teller became increasingly irritated by the inappropriate wording of his lines.

‘And I’m a predator in my community. When you see this face, just know a predator is in the community. Wait, wait, wait. Can we cut?’ he asked.

‘What’s the issue, man?’

‘I mean, do I have to say that I’m a predator in in my community?’

He was peeved again when he had to say, ‘As a Nashville predator, I work in hospitals to make sick kids feel touched.’ 

After Teller complained yet again, he was told: ‘This isn’t going to work. Why don’t you all say your name, your position, and your team. Let’s go.’

‘Fine. I’m Chase Kidd, right wing predator.’

The sketches continued with a Netflix trailer of three men whose wives ‘mysteriously vanished.’

The distraught men shared how their wives disappeared, but it turned out all three had very mundane reasons for being gone.

‘I was on a business trip. I had told Doug about it maybe 45 times,’ the first one stated.

The second one said, ‘I went to my sister’s for the weekend, as we had discussed for months.’

While the third one shared: ‘I was literally in the bathroom. Dumping if you want to know.’

Meanwhile Teller’s character wasted no time opening a Tinder account. 

The next sketch featured a newsroom with a number of unruly workers in the background who continued to interrupt the live show. 

In the next sketch he played a police detective doing a press briefing in regards to a recent murder.

However, he was stumped when one of the reporters continued to ask him questions about a graphic novel he wrote called ‘Gargirl.’

‘Buddy, I don’t know what Gargirl is,’ he said, irritated.

‘Half gargoyle, half girl,’ the reported explained. ‘Do you look it? Do you like “Gargirl”? Do you think it’s a good idea?’

‘Yes, okay. Yeah, I do. It sounds action packed, and I think it’s cool that it deals with real problems facing kids today. Is that what you wanted to hear?’

However, the other reporters then become intrigued by Gargirl, and start asking questions about the comic and not the murder, much to the detective’s dismay. 

In the next segment Teller played a waiter at an Italian restaurant.

While he and his fellow waiter were serving a couple during a date night, they kept flirting with his wife.

At one point they even began feeding her while throwing salad in her husband’s face.

‘I can play your game. I’m not Alfredo you, and if you’re thinking of a tip, bruschetta about it,’ the husband finally told them, which seemed to earn their respect as they called him a ‘funny guy.’ 

Later in the show Carlile hit the stage to perform her song ‘Church & State’ and later returned for a performance of ‘Human.’ 

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