The rhamba eroticismthree alien abductees with wildly different experiences have returned to Earth -- and Saturday Night Live, reprising their first appearance from 2015. This time, at least poor Kate McKinnon gets a Ryan Gosling gropefest out of the deal.
Gosling and Cecily Strong returned to form as unassuming rednecks recounting blissful experiences of meeting beings from beyond the stars.
SEE ALSO: Ryan Gosling almost saved jazz on 'SNL' until Emma Stone showed up“One minute we’re drinking beer in a Kohl’s parking lot and it’s like, now we’re cosmic curiosities,” Strong said.
“Cookie crumbled a little different for me here,” McKinnon started.
“I’m hauled on board with my bush and my tush hanging out,” she added, before sharing in graphic detail the space exploration little grey men undertook on her own body.
“Shoppers storming a WalMart on Black Friday,” is how she characterized their investigation.
To demonstrate, McKinnon employed the rump of a perfectly amenable Gosling, much to the delight of literally everyone watching. It was all Gosling could do to compose himself to deliver his closing lines of the sketch.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable In case anyone was wondering, characters like this are why McKinnon has won two Emmys in a row.
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