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The Property Brothers & Tony Hawk Make ‘SNL’ Cameo In Miss Universe Sketch: Watch

The HGTV sibling stars and the skateboarding icon got in on the fun by playing the judges of the Miss Universe pageant in a hilarious sketch featuring host Aubrey Plaza as Miss France.

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Aubrey Plaza got a little help from some hilarious celebrities during her hosting gig on the January 21 Saturday Night Live episode. The Property Brothers Jonathon and Drew Scott, and Tony Hawk stopped by Studio 8H to join in on a Miss Universe sketch, which appeared to be influenced by a viral meme of the contestants screaming the name of their homeland. Playing judges of the beauty pageant, the HGTV stars and the skateboarding legend surprised fans with their quick wit and brought down the house. Check it out below!

The “White Lotus” actress had a chance to show off her comedy chops by playing Miss France, who screams her answers much like the real-life counterpart did in the viral meme. When the host of the Miss Universe pageant, played by Kenan Thompson, asked for the judges’ scores, Tony stole the spotlight as he screamed his answer even louder — and crazier — than Miss France!

Ahead of the episode, which featured Sam Smith as the musical guest, Audrey flaunted her celebrity impressions in a teaser alongside Chloe Fineman. “I’m excited,” Aubrey said about hosting SNL for the first time. “And oh my God, I love your impressions. Drew Barrymore is my favorite,” she told Chloe. After Chloe gave a little piece of Drew, Aubrey tried to top her by impersonating Marcia Gay Harden in Pollock and Annette Bening in American Beauty.

‘Property Brothers’ Drew and Jonathan Scott and skateboard legend Tony Hawk made cameos on ‘Saturday Night Live’ Will Heath/NBC)

The actress also appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this week and revealed she once auditioned for the famed comedy show but didn’t make the cut! “I didn’t make it to the Lorne [Michaels] audition, the famous final addition, but I did a preliminary first-round showcase,” Aubrey explained. She also dished on being an intern with the set designers on the show. “They [the set designers] loved me because I did not care about set design at all,” she hilariously explained. “They wanted an intern who had no interest in learning what they did, because they were moody bastards. And you know that’s true.”