It was Baldwin's first appearance since his Nov. 2 arrest after a parking dispute, and he alluded to that while remaining in his Trump character: "God, I haven’t been this upset since I flipped out over that parking space." Do you not like Argentina?” #SNLpic.twitter.com/JL4aU2Ih5o — Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) December 2, 2018 
 
 With former Trump crony Michael Cohen's guilty plea this week, the revelation of Trump's pursuit of a Moscow tower deal deep into the 2016 election and Russian president Vladimir Putin's very friendly handshake with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the G20 meeting of world leaders in Argentina, there was plenty of new material to mine. Watch: ‘Saturday Night Live’ cold open 
 
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 Rudy Giuliani (played by Kate McKinnon), Vladimir Putin (Beck Bennett), and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (Fred Armisen) all tried to console Baldwin, who complained that he was “all alone again.” 
 
 Get The Weekender in your inbox: The Globe's top picks for what to see and do each weekend, in Boston and beyond. Among those appearing to talk with Baldwin’s Trump was actor Ben Stiller, reprising his role as Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen, who pleaded guilty this week to lying to Congress.
– Alec Baldwin returned to Saturday Night Live as President Trump for the first time since his arrest Nov. 2, but included himself in the receiving end of the ribbing, reports USA Today. In character as Trump on an Argentine balcony, Baldwin lamented Robert Mueller's investigation, saying, "God, I haven’t been this upset since I flipped out over that parking space." The sketch romped through a series of visits from Cecily Strong as Melania Trump, Ben Stiller as Michael Cohen, Kate McKinnon as Rudy Giuliani, Beck Bennett as Vladimir Putin, and Fred Armisen as Mohammed bin Salman, and ended with a riff on Evita, with Baldwin singing, "Don't cry for me, Argentina/The truth is/I'm very guilty/Some little no-nos/And maybe treason/But I kept my promise/Oops, no I didn't." Meanwhile, Weekend Update paid tribute to former President George HW Bush, notes the Boston Globe, who was long portrayed on the show by Dana Carvey and invited the comedian to do his impersonation at the 1992 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Claire Foy guest-hosted the episode.