The sketch comedy show reprised its parody of the political commentator, who owns a house in Maine, over the weekend.

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“Saturday Night Live” returned for its 52nd season Saturday, Sept. 26, with host Jalen Brunson, a New York Knicks basketball star, and musical guest KATSEYE.

The premiere also introduced new cast members Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter.

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Jeremy Culhane returned for Season 52, reprising his portrayal of conservative commentator Tucker Carlson on “Weekend Update.”

His impression parodies Carlson’s commentary with exaggerated questions and complaints about liberal influences on pop culture, shifting from earlier appearances discussing the Oscars and Met Gala to reviewing summer blockbuster movies.

The former Fox News host owns a home in Bryant Pond, a village in the western Maine town of Woodstock, where he lives part time.

Carlson has spent summers in the area since childhood and has also used a studio in the village for broadcasts.

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And there you have it! The recurring SNL impression has an unusual Maine connection through Carlson’s longtime ties to Bryant Pond.

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