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 Dakota Johnson (above) played a young girl joining ISIS in a skit on Saturday Night Live 
 
 The skit ended with the tagline; 'ISIS, We'll take it from here, Dad' 
 
 There was even a vehicle with the ISIS flag in the skit 
 
 This is the first time that Johnson, the star of Fifty Shades of Grey, has hosted Saturday Night Live 
 
 From there, Johnson jumped on a truck with actors playing members of the Islamic State and with a mock flag, which actually appears to read; 'I would like a cat.' In one exchange, the father tells an ISIS thug to “Take care of her” — to which he responds, “Death to America.” 
 
 The spoof didn’t sit well with people on social media. The sketch is a parody of this Toyota Camry ad, in which a father drops his daughter off at the airport on her way to join the (presumably American) military. 'Apparently NBC and SNL thought it was funny to have a skit showing ISIS driving to an airport to pick up an American girl. When so many people are being kidnapped and killed? When so many people are being kidnapped and killed?Depraved,' wrote Raine LaChance. #SNL — Raine LaChance (@rainelachance) March 1, 2015 
 
 SNL opening skit about ISIS was not funny.
– Dakota Johnson hosted Saturday Night Live last night, and unlike Fifty Shades, it wasn't so boring: The skit generating the most buzz was a parody of Toyota's Super Bowl ad in which a dad (Taran Killam) drops Johnson off at the airport. Only instead of joining the Army, as in Toyota's version of events, she joins ISIS. "Take care of her," enjoins a tearful Killam. "Death to America," whispers a militant (Kyle Mooney). A Twitter brouhaha ensued, notes Gawker with some examples. "'Depraved' or 'hilarious'?" asks a Daily Mail headline. The New York Post is rather calm, dismissing the whole thing as SNL "doing what they’ve done best for 40 years." Catch the clip, and a couple of other highlights, in the gallery.