Published 15:51 IST, April 13th 2020

'Tiger King' star Carole Baskin gets a shoutout on SNL with a rib-tickling parody

'Tiger King' star Carole Baskin has become the talk of the town after the Netflix docu-series debuted. SNL gave a shoutout to Carole with a parody about her.

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Saturday Night Live recently debuted ir SNL At Home edition. SNL team took a major jab at Carole Baskin with a sketch. For those of you who are t aware of this, Carole Baskin became a household name after launch of Netflix docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness.

Carole Baskin's  parody debuts on 'SNL' At Home Edition

Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness became one of most talked-about docu-series on Netflix. docuseries reflected on life of zoo owner Joe Exotic a.k.a. Joe Maldonado-Pass. Tiger King also focused majorly on Joe Exotic’s arch-enemy Carole Baskin.

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Recently, Saturday Night Live debuted its new episode on weekend amidst lockdown. In this SNL At Home edition, show’s star cast shot show at ir home and n sketch was brought toger.

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One sketch on this Saturday Night Live home edition revolved around online education service Masterclass. This parody edition of educational service featured sketches about actor Timoe Chalamet, singer Jojo Siwa, and animals’ rights activist Carole Baskin.

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Chole Fineman played role of Carole Baskin in parody. Chloe sported a long blonde frizzy wig, a hot pink dress, and a leopard-print jacket. SNL star left stone unturned to play character. During her Masterclass session, "Carole Baskin" taught her “students” how to ride a bike.

Chloe Fineman also sang a song for this parody that featured lyrics like, “Hey all you cool cats and kittens, come bike with me!” Furrmore, it had lyrics like, “where are all kitties? Good thing I’m t covered in sardine oil”. This sardine oil lyric was big reference to claim that Carole Baskin murdered her second husband. Catch a glimpse of this Tiger King parody here.

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14:06 IST, April 13th 2020