Saturday Night Live may have found its new “President Biden” in the form of one of its most famous alumni.
Comedian Dana Carvey appeared on CBS’s “The Late Show” Tuesday night and demonstrated her impression of the new president.
“I do it in the city hall, when he is like the kind father of the country and looks like the alien who came out of the spaceship in ‘Immediate Third Degree Contacts’,” explained Carvey to presenter Stephen Colbert.
He then invaded his impersonation of Biden.
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“Guys, come on. Guys, let’s get real here. You know, we have to do the thing,” said Carvey in a lighter tone with half-closed eyes. “We did it with Barack, we closed the deal. And, you know, my dad, you know, lost his job at Scranton. It’s no joke! It’s no joke, I’m not being a smart guy here. I said, ‘Pops, why Did you lose it? ‘He said,’ Joe, I did it. ‘ My mom said, ‘This is the cookie that falls apart’. “
The impression brought laughter from the “Late Show” set, including Colbert himself.
Carvey continued to pass by Biden as he seemed to talk about President Trump: “He knew he floated. He said to Bob Woodward – Joanne Woodward. He said to Bob Redford, excuse me. You know. But guys, I care. I I care a lot. People are suffering. And I suffer, and my mother said, ‘This is how the cookie is.’ “
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“I love it,” Colbert responded. “This is so beautiful.”
The “Wayne’s World” star explained that making an impression of 78-year-old Biden getting “a little confused at times” “does not mean that you are attacking him personally” before removing his impression in the middle of the sentence.
He also noted “the list” that Biden often invokes when making comments and even launched the insult of the 2020 campaign “dog-faced pony soldier” president.
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Fans on social media praised Carvey’s Biden impression, with many asking for “SNL” to bring him back to play the president while he is in office.
“SNL” had already chosen Jim Carrey as the then Democratic candidate during the final weeks of the presidential campaign.
Carvey was a member of the “SNL” cast from 1986 to 1993 and was famous for his portrayal of President George HW Bush.