One of the best sketches from the April 1 episode of "Saturday Night Live" has been called a seemingly simple greenscreen sketch. As Quinta Brunson hosts "Traffic Altercation," cast member Mikey Day is seated in two cars stuck in traffic on a highway. Day's character begins talking to his daughter, who plays the role of Chloe Fineman, about Brunson's character almost "plowing into us." In the passenger seat, Fineman's character says, "Don't be so awkward, dad." Brunson's character then turns to Day's character for feedback - through shouting and pantomiming, of course, to hear what he has to say. In the film, Day's character uses scissors to cut himself off.

What was the dialogue of Brunson's character

She demonstrates a flashing blinker with her hand before replying that she did signal. In bumper-to-bumper traffic, tension flares as the two get increasingly agitated, their hand motions (and insults) growing ever larger. A circle is drawn around Brunson's behind as she says, "Eat…at my butt." It's all here!"

Jost's prank and recovery statement

There was more timeless footage of SNL than "Traffic Altercation" - Michael Che also pranked his "Weekend Update" co-host Colin Jost on April Fool's Day. While Che received a lot of laughter from the audience during his segments, Jost received little. About halfway through the segment, the audience yelled, "You stink!" inconsolable laughter erupted from Jost. In an April Fool joke, Che confessed that he had warned them not to laugh at them. Initially, Jost was thinking, "Are you sure I don't have a microphone?" And then he thought, "Oh, I just sucked." After he recovered from the prank, Jost blurted out, "That was the meanest thing you could have done to me."

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