Kate McKinnon And Billie Eilish Drop Purr-fect Cat Puns On 'SNL'
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The host and musical guest of "Saturday Night Live" joined forces to make a number of hiss-terical jokes about felines.
Kate McKinnon marked her “SNL” return with another edition of “Whiskers R We” and looped in this week’s musical guest Billie Eilish to serve a dish full of cat quips.
McKinnon’s Barbara DeDrew teamed up with Paw-bree Hep-Purrn (played by Eilish) as they introduced the “usual sus-pets” at the cat adoption center including an Abyssinian named Jeffrey.
“As in Ah-be-seeing-him in hell for destroying my couch,” McKinnon said.
McKinnon later showed off a cat named Dylan, a “little stinker” who steals hearts.
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