On "Saturday Night Live," Michael Che plays pranks on Colin Jost for April Fool's Day.

On "Saturday Night Live," Michael Che plays pranks on Colin Jost for April Fool's Day.

 Nobody is ever protected on April Imbeciles' Day, and this year that included hapless End of the week Update anchor Colin Jost.

The "Saturday Night Live" cast member was doing his standard End of the week Update fragment with co-anchor Michael Che this end of the week, on the episode facilitated by Quinta Brunson, and from the highest point of the section, Jost appeared to be getting significantly less snickers than Che.

About 33% of the way through, while the pair were all the while presenting jokes connected with the Trump prosecution, Jost apparently bombed during a joke without regard to him about the previous president's allies.

In the midst of the tepid chuckling, a group of people part shouted out, "You smell

!" and Jost appeared to at long last catch on to what was occurring.

Then Che affirmed it, illuminating his co-anchor, "I told them not to snicker at you for April Numb-skulls'."

As of now, Jost totally lost it, putting his head down on the work area while chuckling.

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"I was really similar to, 'Am I not mic'd?!'" Jost shouted. "And afterward I was like, 'Goodness, I simply suck.'"

The pair attempted to continue with the section, however it was a battle from the beginning. Jost told Che, "You're underhanded!" in Che's next joke, and when the camera got back to Jost, he was scarcely maintaining a reasonable level of control.

Prior to sending off into another joke, Jost said through attacks of chuckling, "That is the meanest thing you've at any point finished to me!"

He then intruded on himself two times, telling everybody that he was "canvassed in sweat" and "shaking."

The remainder of End of the week Update went off effortlessly, incorporating a discussion with Michaelangelo's David (played by Michael Longfellow) after a new contention including the sculpture.

The "SNL" episode was Brunson's facilitating presentation, and her features incorporated a satire Netflix narrative trailer about forceful bridesmaids and bridezillas, alongside a silly drama in trouble inverse Mikey Day.

Lil Yachty was the melodic visitor this end of the week. "Saturday Night Live" gets back with another episode one week from now with have Molly Shannon and melodic visitor the Jonas Siblings.