Pedro Pascal Can't Help But Crack Up In A Mostly Satisfying Episode Of Saturday Night Live
Pedro Pascal was an immensely satisfying SNL host, even if the laughs throughout the night didn't always come from the writing.
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She Got The EGOT! Viola Davis Has Now Won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, And Tony Awards
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