Pedro Pascal Comes Out as Domingo’s Gay Brother on SNL

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The 50th-anniversary special of Saturday Night Live has been a walk down memory lane. The show has welcomed back cast members, famous guests, and classic skits from previous seasons. It even resurrected a popular sketch from only a few weeks ago, with Marcello Hernandez’s character reappearing for another gathering at a banquet hall, this time disrupted by another contemporary song spoof.

This special edition brought us back to the early days of the first Domingo sketch in October 2024, where Ariana Grande played a bridesmaid singing an “Espresso” parody during a bachelorette party weekend. This time, Sabrina Carpenter took on the role of the unattractive bridesmaid. The vow-renewal ceremony’s “Defying Gravity” parody was hilariously bad, with lyrics like “She’s finally learned what is monogamy.

However, the climactic scene arrives when a quartet of groomsmen (heartthrobs Bowen Yang, Andy Samberg, Kyle Mooney, and Beck Bennett) perform their own “Espresso” parody rendition, detailing the bachelor-weekend escapades of their friend involving Domingo’s brother, portrayed by Pedro Pascal. Pascal seizes the microphone, gestures towards Andrew Dismukes, and provocatively sings, “Matthew’s my guy, said he’s not bi, but we did hook up though.” Pascal exudes enjoyment throughout the sketch, as does everyone else involved, which also includes Bad Bunny, Molly Shannon, and Martin Short. This scene can be likened to the epic conclusion of “Avengers: Endgame” within the Domingo Industrial Complex. Perhaps it’s time for the man to take a break until Addison Rae graces the stage as the Saturday Night Live musical guest.

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2025-02-17 07:53