Pete Davidson ruins a classic as he gets Grinch-y for threesome with Cindy Lou Who’s parents on SNL

The cast of Saturday Night Live got in the Christmas spirit for their final episode of 2020.

Hosted by SNL alum Kristen Wiig, with musical guest Dua Lipa, there were plenty of laughs on this weekend’s episode.

Pete Davidson ruined a childhood classic in one particularly hilarious skit, as he got Grinch-y for a Christmas threesome with Cindy Lou Who’s parents in a deleted scene from the beloved movie.

It begins with Wiig and cast-member Mikey Day coming downstairs the morning after Christmas, as Chloe Fineman and Kyle Mooney play Cindy and her brother.

The inquisitive kids ask what their parents were up to the night before, to which they explain they ‘had a little too much Who Punch.’

The blushing parents assure their kids not to worry about it, just as Davidson’s hairy green Grinch comes downstairs in their dad’s bathrobe in underwear.

Wiig explains that he stayed the night because it was so late, and when Mooney asks where he slept, dad says it doesn’t matter.

‘What matters is that his heart grew three sizes,’ he replies, as mom chimes in: ‘That’s not the only thing that grew three sizes!’

Fineman tells her mom that she woke her up, explaining: ‘You kept screaming, “You’re a mean one! You’re a mean one!”‘

Wiig claims it was because she was having a nightmare, as Mooney asks: ‘Daddy, were you having a nightmare when you screamed, “Punish me, green king?”‘

On that awkward note, the Grinch attempts to leave, before his hosts give him an intimate lingering hug, prompting him to shout at the kids: ‘Go outside and play!’ 

Wiig revived a couple of her most memorable SNL characters, as she made her fourth appearance as celebrity guest host of the variety show.

She put on a glam display for her portrayal of ’50s movie star Mindy Elise Grayson for a few rounds on the game show Secret Word.

After Kenan Thompson’s host Grant Choad explains the rules, including not to say the word, Mindy runs out the clock before blurting out her word ‘wrap.’

She then takes a second to plug her new movie, bragging about its less than favorable reviews: ‘The New York Times said “uh-oh!”‘   

Her next phrase is ‘trimming the tree,’ which confuses her, as she remarks: ‘I don’t know why anyone would want to do this. You could, but you’d get splinters in your mouth.’

Wiig then explains that she covered the ‘T’ in the first word, to which Thompson reminds her it’s a family show.  

She also revisited her overly excitable character Sue, known for hilariously ruining every surprise she’s entrusted with.

Lauren Holt plays her niece Katie, a nurse who returns home for the holidays to surprise her dad, after getting the COVID vaccine.

Wiig enthusiastically celebrates the news with her character’s signature chant of ‘oh my god’ before exclaiming: ‘Katie’s here?! And with her antibodies?!’ 

When someone suggests Katie should hide behind the tree to surprise dad when he returns from Coinstar, Sue shouts: ‘YES!’ 

The family practices the surprise during a quick run-through, but Sue pushes Katie to the ground and commandeers the moment, yelling: ‘SURPRISE!’ 

When dad finally returns home, Sue gags herself with an Elf on the Shelf, before putting the stockings on her hands and breaking through window to escape.

She returns down the chimney when someone says they made ham, before running back out the window, dragging the decorated tree with her. 

In addition to making her second appearance as a musical guest, Lipa also provided a cameo for one funny skit.

It took place on Christmas Eve in 1944, as American troops are celebrating the holidays on base with a talent show.

Wiig is introduced as the troop’s nurse, as she prepares to sing a song, but calls up a soldier (Bowen Yang) to help her.

She asks him if he knows the song, as they exchange some dialogue in the Mid-Atlantic accent made famous by movies of that era.

The duo then launches into a sexy modern gender-flipped duet, in which Yang plays a woman confronting her cheating boyfriend (Wiig).

Reminiscent of Brandy and Monica’s iconic 1998 collab The Boy Is Mine, they offer some heated dialogue in between verses, while showing off some provocative dance moves. 

Although initially confused by the period inappropriate music choice, the soldiers begin to get into the unfolding drama. 

Lipa then enters stage left, putting on a glam display in some USO realness, as she portrays the other woman who was also cheated by Wiig. 

‘How can I make it up to you both?’ Wiig asked them, to which they responded: ‘Simple, defeat the Nazis.’

Another childhood classic was ruined with a never-before-seen deleted scene from Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. 

Melissa Villaseñor plays Macaulay Culkin’s Kevin McCallister at the end of the movie, as he wishes his new homeless bird lady friend (Wiig) a Merry Christmas. 

The skit takes aim at the ridiculous privilege of a kid staying at the plaza in New York City, compared to a woman living in Central Park.

He brags about eating a pizza in the limo, before turning around to obliviously feed his leftovers to the pigeons.

After some not-so-subtle nudging, he makes a sudden realization: ‘Something just occurred to me, I have enough money to get you a hotel room too.’

He also offers to buy her some food and clean clothes in what would have been a much better ending than the actual movie. 

But Mooney and Day then crash their party as the film’s iconic villains Harry and Marv, ready to snatch the kid. 

Wiig isn’t about to let her big break pass her by, as she knocks out the Sticky Bandits and finishes the job with her umbrella, splashing blood across Kevin’s infamous screaming face. 

Colin Jost’s wife Scarlett Johansson made a quick appearance as the butt of a joke on Weekend Update, which co-host Michael Che wrote for him to read in their Christmas tradition.

He announces the news that Creed singer Scott Stapp is playing Frank Sinatra in an upcoming movie, adding: ‘But the good news is that Sammy Davis Jr will be played by Scarlett Johansson.’ 

It was also the first episode in which Alex Moffat played President-Elect Joe Biden, shortly after it was revealed that guest star Jim Carrey’s six-episode run as the Democratic victor was finished.

Moffat made light of the recasting in the cold open: ‘I’m like Colonel Sanders. Every time you see me, I’m a different guy. Come this time next year, I might be Mario Lopez.’ 

Lipa performed her single Don’t Start Now from her second studio album Future Nostalgia, which dropped back in March.

She served Bettie Page vibes with classic wavy hair and a leopard bustier with tiny black underwear and matching pantyhose.

The British singer/songwriter danced in line with matching black-clad dancers, against a flashing wall of Christmas lights.

She returned to the stage to perform her track Levitating, as she wore a ridiculously wide-brimmed white feather hat with a matching plunging dress, featuring a long train that blew around her in the wind.

Lipa was accompanied by dancers in black latex catsuits, dancing around her under pink and blue flashing lights.