Is “Domingo” stuck in your head?

The 50th season of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” might not be its crowning achievement, but it has certainly featured some memorable sketches worth revisiting. One catchy parody of a summer hit has even gone viral on TikTok.

This season has been a significant one for “SNL,” enriched by the backdrop of an important presidential election and guest appearances like Chappell Roan providing standout moments. While celebrity cameos portraying politicians amuse, it’s the more straightforward, whimsical sketches performed by the cast and hosts that really shine this season.

Here are the top five sketches we’ve seen so far this season.

5. ‘Sábado Gigante’

Nate Bargatze, a calm and unpretentious comedian, might seem like an unusual fit for the bold comedic flair of “SNL.” However, his second hosting stint showcased his talent for funny moments. Most sketches in the Oct. 5 episode were commendable, but my favorite was this skit where Bargatze plays Josh, a vacationer in Florida who unexpectedly enters the popular Univision game show “Sábado Gigante.” Cast member Marcello Hernandez’s loud impression of host Don Francisco, combined with Bargatze’s confused expressions, makes this mostly-Spanish sketch charming and amusing, no translation needed.

4. Emil Wakim on Weekend Update

While not a traditional sketch, this segment from Weekend Update on Oct. 19 featuring newcomer Emil Wakim is one of those sparkling debuts that suggests he might have a bright future ahead (I felt a similar impression the first time I saw Pete Davidson at the Update desk). Wakim delivered a funny and personal monologue about his upbringing, family, and the election, showcasing his comedic potential.

3. ‘Bridesmaid Speech’

Not every sketch needs to be side-splittingly funny. This Oct. 12 episode features a group of bridesmaids at a wedding singing a too-revealing song about their bachelorette party and a guy named Domingo (Hernandez). The humor might not be overwhelming, but its popularity speaks volumes, thanks to the spot-on parody of Sabrina Carpenter’s hit “Espresso,” the modern wedding vibe (those velvet bridesmaid dresses!), and host Ariana Grande’s portrayal of a subpar singer. Its success prompted a reprise in the Charli XCX-hosted episode on Nov. 16, this time with a new twist on Domingo’s character as a baby daddy and featuring Chappell Roan’s “Hot to Go.” It’s not uproariously funny, but it definitely stands out.

2. ‘Maybelline’

The “SNL” cast boasts many skilled comedians, and Chloe Fineman’s impression of Jennifer Coolidge is a highlight. However, in this Oct. 12 sketch, Grande’s portrayal surpasses Fineman’s, perfectly capturing Coolidge’s unique vocal quirks. The comedic chaos escalates when Dana Carvey, who guest stars as President Biden in cold-open sketches, joins the fun as a third Coolidge. It’s a joyous display of silliness and enjoyment that remains amusing throughout.

1. ‘What’s That Name: Election Edition’

Comedy often hinges on elements like timing, personality, and taste. It also involves knowing where the punchline lands. The latest version of the “What’s That Name” sketch, featured in the John Mulaney-hosted episode on Nov. 2, rehashes an older concept by challenging a self-satisfied white liberal man to back up his preachy social media posts. With surprise appearances like Senator Tim Kaine and Sarah Sherman playing “The Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood, each moment of this sketch is sharp and impactful.