Mike Myers Returns to 'SNL' as Elon Musk in Oval Office Satire

The cold open skewers tensions between Trump, Musk, and Rubio, with Myers delivering a Dr. Evil-inspired performance.

Mike Myers reprised his role as Elon Musk in 'Saturday Night Live's' latest cold open, continuing his comedic take on the tech billionaire.
The sketch depicted a fictional Oval Office meeting between Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, and Elon Musk, highlighting reported cabinet tensions over Musk's actions as head of the Department of Government Efficiency.
James Austin Johnson portrayed Trump, mediating a clash between Marcello Hernández's Rubio and Myers' Musk, with humor drawn from their internal monologues.
The performance included references to Musk's real-world controversies, such as Tesla's stock decline and his personal financial losses, with Myers adding a nod to his iconic Dr. Evil character from 'Austin Powers.'
'SNL' is celebrating its 50th season, and the episode was hosted by Lady Gaga, who also served as the musical guest.