-It is Kate McKinnon! That's exactly what you want.
I am so happy you have entered the building.
-Okay, that was fun. Thank you so much.
-No, no, no, no. We have more.
I didn't even start a question yet.
Kate, I have a lot to talk to you about,
because I got to see you quickly in London.
-Yes. -We saw each other fast.
-I was there. -Yeah, you were in London.
-I saw you and I left, because why I would stay?
-Yeah. What else does London have to offer?
-It's Fallon, baby. That's it.
-But you brought a -- You brought a photo.
And I got to be honest, I knew what this was.
-Oh, you did. So, I didn't. So, I like to walk.
I like to see stuff.
And I saw -- Thank you.
-Yeah. -Thank you.
-Amazing. We do, too.
-It's important to get out there and see what is up.
So, I love bugs.
And I saw this baby on the street.
And I was like, "Oh, my God."
This moth. What?
It's, like, sepia-toned wing, fishnets, basically.
-Basically. It's gorgeous.
-Peek of red with polka dots.
Like, this is a burlesque dancer.
-Yeah, this is the most gorgeous bug I've ever seen.
-This moth has tassels on her boobs
and is ready to do a wig change.
-Yes. -This is, like, a moth.
-Yes.
-And then I saw, a few days later --
-This in "The New York Times."
-You're supposed to -- -"Kill this bug."
Kill. They want you to kill this -- murder this bug.
-Kill with no mercy, they said. Kill it with no mercy.
-Spotted lantern fly.
-Yeah, so, apparently, they're an incredibly invasive pest,
and you're supposed to murder them on contact.
And I was, like, "Um, yeah, okay, I will."
-You were not. -Because --
-You were like, "Where did I find that moth?"
And you had to go back to that location to --
-The next one I see, I'm going to be like, "Run!
Run!" -You are not.
-No, we're supposed to. No, we're supposed to.
We're supposed to, and I will.
I will kill the next lantern fly I see.
-But take a photo of it. Oh, my God. You're winking.
-No, we're supposed to. I will.
I will kill the next one.
-Can I tell you what's interesting right now?
-Uh-huh. Yeah, yeah.
-I saw, last year on "Saturday Night Live,"
Chloe Fineman did an impression of you to you.
-Yeah. -An impression of you to you.
-She did. It was great. -She kind of nailed it.
This is a picture of --
-I don't know what she's -- I don't sit like that.
-I mean, you kind of --
-I don't -- I would never sit -- -You kind of sit like that.
-How weird would that be
if I just, like, sat like that all the time?
-You do kind of sit like that, though.
-Yeah, I do.
-You announced earlier this year that you're leaving
"Saturday Night Live."
-I did. You know, I left. I left "Saturday Night Live."
-You left it, bud. But what a great run.
-The love of my life. -We're going to miss you.
-"Saturday Night Live." -Yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you. Thanks.
-We're going to miss you. You were so great.
-I'm going to miss it.
-Did you clear out the office and all that stuff?
-I have not yet cleared out my office,
because there's just too much --
There's like a decade of junk in there.
I think I'm going to leave behind some surprises.
-Yeah. Which is nice of you to do.
-Because I started collecting --
You know, I had to play Anthony Fauci a lot
and some other people that required the use of prosthetics.
So I started, just for fun, collecting the prosthetic items,
the noses and ears and things like that.
And I started making little art pieces with them in my office.
Like, I said to a writer friend like,
"Oh, come get your Gatorade.
It's in my office."
And then I sort of had done -- had made that.
-Piece of art.
-Just a bouquet of noses and ears.
-Yeah.
-And then I said to one of the writers,
"Just go -- I left something on the piano.
Can you go find it?"
-I mean, that's all Fauci noses. -And those are noses.
-They're noses, by the way. -They're noses.
-Just for -- Yeah. Just for NBC censors.
Yeah, that's what they are. They're noses.
But are you prepared for a non-"SNL,"
a year of not going into work at 1:00 in the afternoon
and staying up until 4:00 in the morning every night?
-I'd like to -- I'd like to think I am.
My cat has been like, "Oh, now you're home.
After a decade of you being gone, out all hours,
now you're home.
Fine. Well, I'm already asleep."
-"Well, I'm not -- Well, then fine.
Then I'm going to sleep." -"Well, now I'm staying up.
I'll stay up all night, and you won't know where I am.
How about that?"
-Was it fun for you to do "DC League of Super-Pets?"
-Oh, it was wonderful. It was wonderful.
-You were fantastically funny in that.
And I thought the idea is actually brilliant,
that superheroes should have pets.
-It's -- And the pets are heroes, as well.
-Yes! Wow! Remember that.
-The more you know. -The more you know, yeah.
-Yeah. -This is who you play.
Is that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
-Yeah, so, that's Lulu. She's the evil guinea pig.
-Star of the movie. Oh, my gosh.
You were the villain of the movie.
-Yes, yes. But it's still --
-The cutest thing you've ever seen and so funny.
-How bad could that be?
-But you are actually a guinea pig who Lex Luthor
has tested chemicals and stuff and superpowers on Lulu.
-Yes, and now she's got an ax to grind.
-That's exactly right. Yeah.
So, finally, the guinea pig is getting back
and saying, "Yeah, don't test stuff on me."
-But this is -- To me, this is
the essence of a comedic character,
an evil guinea pig.
-You got giant laughs from 7-year-olds to 47-year-old.
-Well, that makes me so happy. Thanks.
-You got -- I wish -- -That makes me happy.
-I wish -- If I had your number, I --
I just wanted to, like, play it, because you were crushing it.
-Oh, that's really nice. -Yeah.
And you weren't even there, but it was --
You crushed it, and you have to feel good about this.
You made a lot of people happy. -Thanks.
-I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Kate McKinnon in "DC League of Super-Pets."
Take a look at this.
-The dog is right.
He should seek his freedom.
-You see that? Lulu gets it.
-And he must destroy all who stand in his way.
[ Cage creaking ]
-Wow. That just took a turn.
-You may kid yourself with your silly fun,
but I have the device!
For one day soon, when the stars align,
the device will bring me ultimate power and I will be...
-You'll be more than free. -...more than free.
Exactly.
-Lulu, whatever they tested on you in that lab
left you a few guineas short of a pig.
That device is just a pile of garbage.
-You fear my brilliance. [ Chuckles ]
Recede into shadows. Recede into shadows.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Kate McKinnon, everybody!
"DC League of Super-Pets" is in theaters now.
We'll be right back with Lili Reinhart.
Stick around, everybody.