Aimee Lou Wood: Sarah Sherman sent her beautiful flowers after SNL imitation

Aimee Lou Wood: Sarah Sherman sent her beautiful flowers after SNL imitation

cnn-Sarah Sherman, a member of the "Saturday Night Live" ensembles, has contacted her to the "White Lotus" actress Aimee Lou Wood after her parody. This happened in the past episode of the popular sketch show, in which Sherman Wood's character Chelsea was satirical.

controversial sketch causes excitement

in a now controversial sketch entitled "White Potus" Wood publicly spoke about the appearance on her Instagram story and described it as "mean and humorless". She shared a photo of a flower arrangement and thanked Sherman for the "beautiful flowers", which could be seen in text over the picture.

no blame to Sherman

After the sketch, Wood made it clear in her Instagram story that she did not want to blame Sherman. She wrote: "I don't hate it, I hate the concept" and added that it must be "clever, nuanced and less cheap" to criticize the show in a humorous way.

content of the sketch "White Potus"

The sketch recorded in advance showed several current and former “SNL” members, which President Donald Trump, his family and other cabinet members represented on vacation in Thailand. This was done in allusion to the action of the current third season of "White Lotus".

criticism of a special scene

aimee Lou Wood, whose "natural smile" has caused a stir with some of the "White Potus" sketch in particular since the latest season of "Lotus" was broadcast. In this scene, Jon Hamm, the moderator of the episode, appeared as Robert F. Kennedy, who wondered what people would do with the teeth of the people if you removed the fluoride from the drinking water. Sherman, equipped with striking false teeth and a pronounced cover, replied: "Fluoride, what is that?"

public support for Wood

in her Instagram story, Wood said that she was "not resentful" and treasures that "is meant and well meant". However, she had the feeling that "the rest of the skit hit up and I/Chelsea was the only one that was hit down". Wood also announced that she had now received "thousands" of support messages in which she was applauded that she was committed to her presentation. She also received "apologies" from "SNL", but without concretizing who reported to her from the show.