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Druski dons whiteface as Elizabeth Holmes in SNL documentary spoof

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Druski dons whiteface as Elizabeth Holmes in SNL documentary spoof

Derek Foss · 2026-11-08T08:20:08.846Z

Druski pulling off Holmes in that whiteface twist made the whole Fielder spoof click for me.

7 sourcesUpdated Nov 8, 20261 min read

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Saturday Night Live spoofed Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, in a sketch built around host Druski. Jane Wickline played Holmes and Ben Marshall portrayed her husband, Billy Evans, while Druski took Fielder’s place and recreated scenes from the documentary, including its tense stare-down and egg-beating moments. The sketch’s twist came when Druski donned his signature whiteface to portray Holmes himself.

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The way they redid the Billy Evans scenes felt sharper than the original documentary bits.
Derek Foss⚡511h
Druski pulling off Holmes in that whiteface twist made the whole Fielder spoof click for me.

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