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Bowen Yang plays ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in SNL cold open

Bowen Yang returned to "Saturday Night Live" to play former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in the show's latest cold open.

Bowen Yang plays ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in SNL cold open

Last night's Saturday Night Live featured a cold open sketch about former NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's alleged multiple affairs, including one with a Chinese spy. John Mulaney hosted the episode, and the sketch took place at CIA headquarters. The CIA officer, played by Mulaney, assembled a group of tech billionaires, including Peter Thiel, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg, to teach them about honey traps and how to avoid state secrets falling into foreign hands.

Bowen Yang played the role of Huang, also known as "Jensen Hide Your Wives Huang." Yang later appeared in a musical tribute to Central Park, part of Mulaney's ongoing series of musical sketches. The sketch also included jokes about Microsoft Outlook being down and the FAA nationwide ground stop.

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