Although “Weekend Update” co-anchors Michael Che and Colin Jost have gone through countless joke swaps over the years, Che has always come out on top. That is, until now. “You know, before I ...

Scarlett Johansson has admitted how much she dreads her husband Colin Jost and his Weekend Update co-host Michael Che‘s popular Joke Swap segment, in which each gets to read brutal jokes written ...

Scarlett Johansson looked "visibly worried" about Colin Jost's joke swap lines "I mean, Colin, I don't mind. Do what you got to do, man," Che said, feigning ignorance over the bit he himself penned.

Colin Jost in bright red lipstick, an apology for a certain "roast beef" quip, and more: The Season 50 finale installment of Weekend Update's semi-annual joke swap had everything — including an ...

Weekend Update: Colin Jost and Michael Che Swap Jokes for Season 50 Finale - SNL - YouTube Watch On As you can see, the joke swap both starts and ends with Jost being forced to read a comment ...

Colin Jost and Michael Che's joke swap war continues to escalate. During the Season 50 finale of "Saturday Night Live," the "Weekend Update" hosts partook in their biannual segment where they make ...

Each year, “Weekend Update” hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost hold a joke swap where they write jokes for one another to read on-air — and the person reading doesn’t see or hear the joke ...

Ever since Dec. 2018, Saturday Night Live Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che have celebrated Christmas with a new tradition. The two swap jokes live on-air, reading jokes their co ...

For the Season 49 finale in May, the joke swap returned and Che, who usually takes the opportunity to trick Jost into mocking his wife, wrote a joke that made Jost say, “Oh, God,” the minute ...

Scarlett Johansson reacts to husband Colin Jost reading a joke about her during his annual "Saturday Night Live" joke swap tradition with Michael Che, and admits that every year it gets worse.

Scarlett Johansson reacts to husband Colin Jost reading a joke about her during his annual "Saturday Night Live" joke swap tradition with Michael Che, and admits that every year it gets worse.