Bargatze, 46, has delivered quips as a two-time host of "Saturday Night Live," earning praise for his portrayal of George Washington in a sketch when the first president initiates our nonsensical ...

Sure, his style may not be for everyone, but Nate Bargatze is legitimately hilarious. You can’t watch his SNL George Washington skits and not laugh. He’s selling out arenas across the country.

The Washington Post, fumbling for a metaphor, refers to him in a profile released in anticipation of his new special Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (now streaming on Netflix) as the Walmart of comedy ...

When Nate Bargatze hosted SNL for the first time in Season 49, it was a pretty big moment for the stand -up. He was gaining popularity, but this episode and exposure solidified him as a marquee ...

Nate Bargatze portrayed George Washington both times he hosted Saturday Night Live, but the comic says the beloved sketch almost didn't happen the first time if he hadn't spoken up. "What I realized ...

Elsewhere in the special, Mikey Day, Ashley Padilla, and Darius Rucker appeared in a nativity scene sketch in the format of Bargatze’s viral George Washington SNL sketches.

In it, Bargatze has an assist from SNL vet Kenan Thompson, who interjects a few times to clarify what kinds of plans George Washington has concerning enslaved people — questions that Washington ...

The story behind Nate Bargatze’s beloved ‘Washington’s Dream’ sketch on ‘SNL’ involves, among other things, the comedian mentioning ‘Studio 60’ to Lorne Michaels.

His season 49, episode 3 appearance on Oct. 28, 2023, features sketches in which Bargatze portrays George Washington, a chef on a cooking show and a passenger on an airplane.

COLLEGE GROVE, Tenn. — Nate Bargatze loves fast food. He loves big-box stores and the suburbs and TNT marathons of “Die Hard.” He finds felicity in the familiar, comfort in the caloric, originality in ...

Playing George Washington, and talking about liters and gallons, is as political as Nate Bargatze gets. “I actually enjoy politics,” he says fromthe driver’s seat of the golf cart.

On reprising his iconic George Washington role on SNL “I was worried about doing it again, but when I saw the new one it felt like he had different enough parts and I realized it was just fun to ...