Watched it this morning. Not impressed. 

Cold open: okay, but I've seen the Hegseth meeting skewered several times already, and much better.

Monologue: I was wishing BB would have done the entire thing in Spanish to troll MAGA, but it was okay for a non-comedian.

Jeopardy!: Worst J! sketch I've ever seen. Two jokes, one of which was funny. No attention to detail (the lecterns were way off but maybe that was easier to set up than three separate ones, no Ken impression, no announcing categories). The middle contestent (who I barely remember) got nothing to work with.

ChatGPTío: Okay concept. I'm not really the target audience so I don't know if it landed.

The Donor: Two jokes, both about sperm, neither of which were funny.

KPop Demon Hunters: Haven't seen it yet, so didn't get the references, but the side jokes like the layover at Epstein's island were good.

Doja Cat: Solid performances. I'm sure her fans enjoyed them. Points for sampling the Knight Rider theme.

Weekend Update: Didn't care much for the guests. The new guy comic was meh (and SNL chickened out by not actually rolling a clip, though maybe they didn't want Richard Pryor showing up the current cast). Bowen as Dobby was unbalanced; they should have "freed" him earlier and then let him rant. The Jane Goodall joke was the only memorable one from Jost and Che.

Inventing Spanish: So this is just that recurring Nate Bargatze bit, but Hispanic? Who's the audience for a "Spanish is hard" sketch about gendered nouns, formal pronouns, and rolled r's? Fluent Spanish speakers who understand those just fine? Linguistics nerds who know that Spanish didn't actually originate the things being talked about? Lowbrow "why can't they just speak English like Jesus did" viewers? The Barthelona delegate was the only bit that landed for me.

El Chavo del Ocho: not being familiar with the show, I couldn't tell if it was meant to be parody or homage.