'SNL:' Jason Momoa plays drunk pilot, raps about Rome TikTok trend

Jason Momoa hosted this weekend's edition of "Saturday Night Live." File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI
Jason Momoa hosted this weekend's edition of "Saturday Night Live." File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI
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Nov. 19 (UPI) --Aquaman, Dune and Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa guest hosted Saturday Night Live in New York this weekend.

In one, 5-minute-long sketch, Ego Nwodim and Bowen Yang played Transportation Security Administration agents Chartreuse Hamilton and Umberto at New Jersey's Newark Liberty Airport, acting as though they are announcers at a dysfunctional Thanksgiving Day parade.

They point out attractions such as a fighting couple, a woman with several service animals she clearly doesn't need, a woman who took her Ambien too early and a gate agent (Kenan Thompson) that can't seem to say anything other than variations of "Laptop out of the bag."

Momoa appeared as parade correspondent Captain Gary Rogers, a flirtatious and increasingly inebriated airline pilot who doesn't offer much comfort regarding travel during the busiest week of the year.

In a separate, pre-recorded music video, Momoa, Thompson, Mikey Day dresses like an ancient soldier and raps about the Roman Empire, a nod to a recent TikTok trend where men reveal to women's astonishment how often they think about the era in world history.

Jason Momoa, the star of "Aquaman," points to the crowd waiting in lines to see him as he promotes his new product, Meili Vodka, at the Schnucks Market in Des Peres, Missouri on October 17. File Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI
Jason Momoa, the star of "Aquaman," points to the crowd waiting in lines to see him as he promotes his new product, Meili Vodka, at the Schnucks Market in Des Peres, Missouri on October 17. File Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI