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Tom Hanks teams up with Alec Baldwin to skewer Donald Trump on SNL

With the third and final debate over, we were all waiting to see what Saturday Night Live would do with the nearly two-hour argument’s wide array of topics and memorable one-liners.

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Tom Hanks starred as debate moderator Chris Wallace, who called this debate “a lot like the third Lord of the Rings movie, you don’t really want to watch, but hey you’ve come this far.”

Alec Baldwin reprised his Donald Trump role, even though the Republican candidate said last week said he didn’t approve of it.

Kate McKinnon was back as Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and as she put it during her intro, she was ready to “feast” on her rival.

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Hanks as Wallace dove into the deep end and starts the debate off with a question about reproductive rights – one of the most talked about topics after Wednesday’s debate.

Baldwin’s Trump immediately responded by saying, “They’re ripping babies out of vaginas.”

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Baldwin also brought up the “bad hombres” comment – another trending topic after Wednesday – which led McKinnon to get what she called “Trump Bingo!”

The debate also rolled around to the topic of Clinton’s leaked emails, when McKinnon abruptly changes the topic and tells Hanks that “it was cute of [him] to try” and ask about them.

Baldwin also makes sure to tell the crowd he’s got the best Baldwin brother on his side: Steven Baldwin.

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Hanks hosted the episode and also appeared as Doug, a Trump supporter, on a regular segment called Black Jeopardy.

You can watch the nearly 10-minute sketch above, which also touches on ISIS, the economy, and Trump’s accusations that the election is rigged.

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