McAdams’ ‘Mean Girls’ Moment on SNL

In a delightful collision of Regina Georges, the iconic Rachel McAdams, renowned for her portrayal of the character in the 2004 cult classic “Mean Girls,” made a memorable cameo appearance on the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” (SNL). The purpose of her surprise visit? To introduce none other than Reneé Rapp, who takes on the coveted role of Regina George in the recent musical reboot of “Mean Girls,” released to theaters just this month.

Tina Fey, an SNL alum, appeared in and produced both iterations of “Mean Girls,” establishing a seamless connection between the original movie and its musical adaptation. The storyline follows Cady Heron as she grapples with the dynamics of high school cliques after transitioning from homeschooling to North Shore High School.

McAdams' 'Mean Girls' Moment on SNL

Adding an extra layer of surprise to the SNL episode was the appearance of rapper Megan Thee Stallion. Collaborating with Rapp, Megan Thee Stallion performed “Not My Fault” after McAdams’ introduction, contributing to the overall excitement of the evening.

McAdams, not content with just the introduction, further showcased her comedic prowess by participating in a hilarious sketch later in the episode. The hosting duties for this particular episode were expertly handled by Jacob Elordi, the star of “Euphoria,” making his debut as an SNL emcee.

The sketch featured McAdams playing an aspiring actress who shares an uncanny resemblance with the real-life “Notebook” actress but insists on going by the name Natalie Partman. The humorous twist lies in the confusion with Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman. Elordi, in the role of a not-so-helpful working actor, dispenses comically awful advice to an acting class, adding another layer of laughter to the episode.

McAdams' 'Mean Girls' Moment on SNL

This SNL installment marked the first of 2024, following the show’s holiday hiatus, and successfully set the tone for a new year of laughter and entertainment. As the audience eagerly awaits the next episode, the anticipation builds for the upcoming host, “Madame Web” star Dakota Johnson, and the musical guest, the multi-talented Justin Timberlake. SNL continues to be a cultural touchstone, blending humor, surprise cameos, and musical performances for a captivating and entertaining viewing experience.

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