'Saturday Evening Live': Charlie Day Helps Skewer the Kardashians, Gaddafi and Attacking Young Boys (Video)

NBC When Muammar Gaddafi was wiped out on March. 20, lots of commentators lamented the truth that Saturday Evening Live was off that week. Cast member Fred Armisen's impersonation from the Libyan dictator is one kind of his most memorable figures on the program, therefore it's little surprise they opened up the November. 5 outing with Armisen addressing the crowd as Gadaffi's ghost. PHOTOS: 'SNL' Stars Salute Kennedy Center Honoree Will Ferrell "As you may have suspected, I'm in hell now," he stated, "which you'll see looks virtually like Libya." He appeared to get rid of everyone else a little with that certain, compelling more awkward groans than laughs, but Armisen required to give Gaddafi his swan song. Host Charlie Day was became a member of onstage throughout his monologue because of it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-star Danny Devito. He urged Day to provide probably the most to his first turn on the program, which Day required like a signal to sing an audio lesson, the sadly brief "Charlie Day Day." Obtaining the greatest news products from the last couple of days taken care of at the start of the broadcast, the episode then posted the obligatory Kim Kardashian divorce spoof. VIDEO: Charlie Day Teams Track Of 'Horrible Bosses' Co-Star Jason Sudeikis Charged being an E! function, Kim's Fairytale Divorce, incorporated the next rather fantastic moments: - Kristen Wiig like a crazy, camera-hogging Kris Jenner - Kris Humphries being known to as Kim's "husband of three episodes." - Taran Killam dealing with his incredibly small catalog of Bruce Jenner facial expressions - Earth Wind and Fire carrying out at their divorce reception - Approaching Kardashian spin-off Brody Jenner, Khloe & Kris Take Vitamins Nasim Pedrad, as Kim, also added this little bit of levity towards the news of her unsuccessful marriage: "Situations are searching for for me personally. I'm single, there's a National basketball association lock-out." And, never someone to remain out, Attacking Young Boys gained a unique jerk throughout Weekend Update. When Seth Meyers raised the present paternity scandal marring the publicity tour for that 17-year-old singer's Christmas album, the fake anchor stated that "lots of babies seem like Attacking Young Boys.Inch These, in video: Saturday Evening Live