Saturday Night Live dedicated several skits to poking fun at President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to overwhelming amusement. Harris is weeks away from her election against former President Donald Trump.

Saturday Night Live” poked fun at both presidential candidates, showing what it might be like if former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris were to compete on a game of “Family Feud” ahead of the election.

"Saturday Night Live" highlighted the weird quirks of both presidential candidates in an election season rendition of "Family Feud." After a CNN intro that joked the daytime game show was the only way Donald Trump would square off with Kamala Harris again,

“It’s been top secret,” Carvey said of his “SNL” cameo on a new episode of his “Fly on the Wall” podcast that he hosts with David Spade. “I’ve kept it under wraps for weeks,” he added.

It’s been an eventful few months in politics since “SNL” season 49 ended in May, and the show did not wait to make light of the presidential election in its season 50 premiere.

"SNL" veterans Dana Carvey and Maya Rudolph returned for the sketch comedy show's Season 50 premiere this weekend to parody outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden and his vice president and possible successor Kamala Harris.