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Shane Gillis is getting roasted by some familiar faces from "Saturday Night Live" ... with former cast members Cecily Strong and Ego Nwodim taking shots at the comedian over his controversial opening monologue.

Both women took to Instagram to fire back at Shane after he joked about women dressing like "whores" at the gym.

Ego kept her response short and sweet ... posting a mirror selfie from the gym in an all-black workout outfit with the caption, "whore reporting for duty."

Shane Gillis won't have to worry about getting punished for dropping an F-bomb while hosting "Saturday Night Live" ... because we're told the show is not gonna hit him with a ban.

The stand-up comedian hosted 'SNL' this weekend and, during a Dr. Seuss themed sketch, Shane let the f-word rip ... and slipped in an apology at the end of the sketch.

A source close to the show tells us ... "Shane was very apologetic for dropping the F-bomb, and he even apologized to producers backstage." The source said the incident was "purely an accident" and "accidents happen."

We're told, "Shane will not be banned from the show."

"Schitt's Creek" star Dan Levy is super pissed at Shane Gillis over what he sees as Shane's misogynistic tone in his 'SNL' monologue.

Dan is blasting Shane for calling women "w*****s" who wear short shorts at the gym and encouraging more men to come forward to oppose this type of misogyny.

As you know, Shane hosted "Saturday Night Live" this weekend and, during his controversial opening monologue, he said he hadn't been to the gym lately, but that "women just dress like w****s now?"

President Donald Trump getting passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize became comedy gold for "Saturday Night Live" ... and Pete Hegseth's execution livestream idea gave the show another target to sink its teeth into.

Colin Jost and Michael Che went after the administration during Saturday night's "Weekend Update" ... turning Trump's Nobel disappointment and the Defense secretary's controversial proposal into a double-barreled political roast.

Jost took aim at Trump's apparent frustration over missing out on the peace prize ... delivering jokes at the president's expense as he continues to tout his record on international conflicts.

Shane Gillis got himself in a little hot water on "Saturday Night Live" after he dropped the F-bomb during a live sketch -- and had to apologize for it later.

The comedian was last night's host on 'SNL' and, while playing the son of Cat in the Hat, played by Mikey Day, Gillis got into a back and forth with Sam I Am, played by Andrew Dismukes. Dismukes was trying to make Gillis' dad eat green eggs and ham for breakfast, sparking the funny, and accidentally foul-mouthed confrontation. 

Gillis defended his father, saying ... “Hey, what the hell is wrong with you? My dad said he doesn’t like them." But Dismukes kept pressing Gillis, prompting Gillis to say, “Bro, it’s a non-starter. He said he doesn’t f***ing ... Jeez -- like 'em."

Kristen Wiig is switching things up in Paris ... ditching her signature blonde hair for a much darker look.

The "Bridesmaids" star stepped out Monday at Chanel's Spring/Summer 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week sporting deep brunette locks ... a pretty major change from the blonde hair fans are used to seeing from Kristen.

She kept the rest of the look classic Chanel ... rocking a strapless black dress with white trim, plus red-and-black heels and a matching jacket draped at her side.

Dakota Johnson took to NBC's iconic Studio 8H for her 'SNL' hosting duties -- but the "Verity" star wasn't alone for her monologue ... because Taylor Swift crashed the show.

All eyes were on Dakota when she strutted on stage in a red latex dress while delivering some not-so-subtle jabs at the public breakups she's had -- with Role Model and Chris Martin -- since her last time hosting "Saturday Night Live."

Dakota told the audience that she's been able to get through the breakups because of her amazing friends -- and Taylor is apparently so amazing that she came to support her "Patient Zero" costar during her big moment.

Ed Sheeran was the target of a pretty scathing joke during last night's "SNL UK" opening monologue ... which compared him to an obedient puppet.

"Chicken Shop Date" host Amelia Dimoldenberg told the crowd ... "I’ve been incredibly privileged to have done so many interviews with people like Idris Elba, Cher, and even a world-famous, red-headed puppet with a hand up his arse telling him what to say."

After a pic of her interviewing "Sesame Street" icon Elmo appeared, Amelia said ... "No, the other one."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting mocked across the pond after making their highly publicized return to the United Kingdom.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spoofed during the Season 2 premiere of "Saturday Night Live UK," with actors Jack Shep and Ayoade Bamgboye playing the couple in a sketch set at Balmoral Castle.

In the bit, Harry greets his father, King Charles, by saying, “Daddy, I’m home” -- prompting Charles to joke that the couple had already blown through their reported $60 million Netflix deal.

Kenan Thompson is taking over Simon Cowell's seat on "America’s Got Talent" ... stepping in as a guest judge for Tuesday night's Quarterfinals 3 episode.

The show announced Friday the "Saturday Night Live" star will substitute for Simon Tuesday while the music mogul continues recovering from a routine back procedure.

As we reported ... Simon is expected to miss a couple of weeks of the NBC competition show after undergoing surgery. We’re told it’s a routine procedure and not a new major health crisis.

Chloe Fineman won't be hooking up with Domingo again next year ... because she just announced she's stepping away from "Saturday Night Live" after seven seasons.

The actress and comedian posted about her career change ... sharing photos from her time in Studio 8H -- posting sketches she appeared in and behind-the-scenes shots from her time on 'SNL.'

In a lengthy caption, Chloe writes that being on the show was "the greatest privilege" of her life ... thanking Lorne Michaels for hiring her back in the day.

Pete Davidson hit pause on diaper duty ... and hit up one of the hottest invites of the summer, Michael Rubin's Fourth of July White Party ... and by the time he got home, he looked exhausted.

Check out this pic -- Pete's at a New York City heliport around 3 AM ... fresh off a night in the Hamptons at Rubin's celeb-packed bash.

Pete kept his all-white fit comfy ... rocking a hoodie, sweats and the adidas T-Mac 2s ... with a light pink backpack adding the only splash of color.

The 'SNL' alum looks like he's all partied out ... and totally drained.

Tracy Morgan is giving teachers an "F" for never living up to their full potential ... claiming he doesn't respect them because he believes they already peaked.

The actor and comedian sat down for a conversation with "Saturday Night Live" star Marcello Hernández on Variety's "Actors on Actors" series ... and Marcello opened up about his challenges in school.

Marcello -- who has talked about struggling with Attention Deficit Disorder when he was in school -- says teachers labeled him a troublemaker because of his behavior.

Tracy says his teachers probably just didn't understand Marcello or his gift for comedy ... before adding those same teachers should be jealous because Marcello's making bank -- while they're scraping by on meager salaries.

Bowen Yang says he once attended conversion therapy just so he could end up at the "gayest school in the country" ... and the story from his youth actually has a pretty funny plot twist.

The 'SNL' alum sat down with Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett on their "Smartless" podcast and recalled his experience ... explaining he was "discovered to be gay" at 17 years old, when he forgot to close a chat window on the family computer.

Bowen said his parents were "sobbing at the dinner table every day" and eventually offered up an ultimatum ... he could live with them and go to a state school in Colorado or go to school with his sister at NYU, if he agreed to go to conversion therapy.

"Saturday Night Live" wasted no time diving into controversy during its Season 51 finale, opening the show with a brutally dark sketch featuring Will Ferrell as the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein haunting Donald Trump inside the Oval Office.

The cold open began with cast member James Austin Johnson portraying President Trump, who drifted off to sleep behind the Resolute Desk before being startled by the arrival of Ferrell’s chained-up Epstein apparition.

Ferrell’s version of the disgraced financier jokingly announced he had returned to visit his "best friend," while Johnson’s Trump reacted with excitement before complaining about sinking approval numbers.