Gaten Matarazzo & Caleb McLaughlin Surprise Audience on SNL

Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin surprised the audience during Finn Wolfhard’s recent appearance on “Saturday Night Live” (SNL). Both actors, known for their roles in “Stranger Things,” joined Wolfhard during his opening monologue. They reflected on their shared experiences of growing up on screen.

Highlights from Wolfhard’s Monologue

During his monologue, Wolfhard discussed the challenges of maturing in front of cameras. He shared personal anecdotes, mentioning his voice change and first kiss on set. Wolfhard humorously added, “the first time I learned what a woman looks like down there” was also captured on-screen.

His monologue took a surprising turn when he accidentally spat out his first drink all over fellow cast member Marcello Hernández. The entrance of Matarazzo and McLaughlin shifted the focus, and they quickly chimed in, reminiscing about their unusual experiences and comments made about them online.

Stranger Things Spinoff Sketch

Later in the episode, SNL presented a sketch imagining potential spinoffs from the popular series “Stranger Things.” Among the ideas was “Mike in Manhattan,” a series styled similarly to “Sex and the City,” featuring all three young stars. This playful take highlighted the characters’ experiences in a humorous light.

• “Mike in Manhattan”: A comedic take on adult life in the city.
• Will’s Coming-Out Scene: A humorous jab at its ongoing nature.
• The Wheeler Report: A news segment hosted by Nancy.
• Steve Harrington’s Spinoff: Depicts him as an inner-city teacher.

The sketch also addressed the internet’s fascination with the rumored ninth episode, further fueling conspiracy theories among fans. The playful blending of nostalgia and current trends kept the audience engaged throughout the night.

In summary, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin added an unexpected twist to Finn Wolfhard’s SNL appearance. Their nostalgic reflections on growing up and the humorous sketch contributed to an entertaining episode that resonated with fans of “Stranger Things.”