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Druski impersonates Elizabeth Holmes in ‘SNL’ parody
Comedian Druski impersonated Elizabeth Holmes in a sketch on “Saturday Night Live.”
The sketch imagined Holmes and her husband, Billy Evans, asking Druski to make a documentary about them before choosing filmmaker Nathan Fielder.
It parodied “You Can See Everything,” a documentary about Holmes, who founded the blood-testing company Theranos.
Druski played both himself and Holmes, using reenactments to mock the documentary’s approach.
He portrayed Holmes as unsettling and criticized a product she showed him.
The sketch was part of Druski’s SNL debut, where he hosted the show with musical guest The Strokes.
The sources describe the sketch but do not say what happens next.
Druski played Elizabeth Holmes in a pre-taped “Saturday Night Live” parody of the documentary “You Can See Everything.”
The sketch imagined Holmes and her husband asking Druski to make their documentary before choosing Nathan Fielder.
Druski dressed as Holmes and reenacted scenes, while also mocking the Theranos founder and her product.
The sketch aired during Druski’s “SNL” hosting debut on November 7, 2026.
- Who
- Druski played Elizabeth Holmes; Jane Wickline portrayed Holmes, and Ben Marshall portrayed Billy Evans.
- What
- Saturday Night Live” aired a documentary parody featuring Druski as Holmes.
- When
- November 7, 2026.
- Where
- On “Saturday Night Live.
- Why
- The sketch imagined Holmes and Evans asking Druski to make their documentary before they chose Nathan Fielder.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The sketch imagines Holmes and Billy Evans asking Druski to make their documentary.
Druski hosted “SNL” and appeared as Holmes in the pre-taped parody.
- Show
- Saturday Night Live
- Host
- Druski
- Holmes portrayal
- Jane Wickline
- Billy Evans portrayal
- Ben Marshall
- Parody title
- Dru Can See Everything
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What people are saying
Whatever they say this bitch did, she done did that s–t.
this is the most Temu-ass piece of s–t I’ve ever seen in my life.
Based on what I’ve seen so far, I’m gonna go ahead and say no.
I just want people to see me as an ordinary person. Can you do that, Druski?