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SNL UK Takes a Sharp Dig at Former Prince Andrew over His Links to Jeffrey Epstein in Bold Cold Open
SNL UK’s sketch imagines MI5 orchestrating a 29-year plan to boost King Charles’s popularity by undermining others, including recruiting Prince Andrew to befriend Jeffrey Epstein.
- Saturday Night Live UK opened its second episode with a sketch depicting MI5 agents tasking Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with a 29-year plan to improve the public image of King Charles III.
- Set in 1997 shortly after the death of Princess Diana, the sketch imagines agents devising a strategy to increase the future monarch's popularity by intentionally undermining the public reputation of those around him.
- Andrew questioned the plan's requirement to befriend convicted "notorious paedophile" Jeffrey Epstein, while agents offered him the code word "Pizza Express Woking" to use if overwhelmed.
- Northern Irish actor Jamie Dornan hosted the 75-minute episode, featuring cast members Jack Shep, who portrayed the royal, and Emma Sidi as Sarah Ferguson.
- The show airs Saturdays at 10 p.m. GMT on Sky and Now TV, with actor Riz Ahmed scheduled to host the next episode on April 4.
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SNL UK takes a sharp dig at former Prince Andrew over his links to Jeffrey Epstein in bold cold open
SNL UK’s latest cold open mocks former Prince Andrew through a fictional MI5 plot, drawing on past controversies and his links to Jeffrey Epstein. The sketch highlights the show’s sharp political satire and bold approach to royal subjects.
·New Delhi, India
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SNL UK takes aim at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in scathing sketch
Comedy skit imagined the former prince as part of a long-term plan to improve King Charles' reputation by contrast
·London, United Kingdom
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Andrew asked to befriend paedophile to make brother look good in SNL sketch
Set in 1997, the sketch saw Jack Shep portray the disgraced royal in a meeting with MI5 who devised a plan to increase support for King Charles.
·London, United Kingdom
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right1Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution64% Left
Bias Distribution
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L 64%
C 27%
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