When Gen Zs Get Casted In A Star Trek Spin-Off (ft. Carey Mulligan) | SNL S46

This is how Gen X deals with Gen Z.

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[drartemisa]

I'm Gen Z but yeah a lot of kids are literally like this and its hilarious how accurate it is.

[suckerlord]

Not this entire comment section being Gen Z pick-mes 😭😭 y'all need to check yourselves

[TheGeeMan]

The captain did the right thing in the end hahaha

[romeovf]

Zachary looks like a young Jim Carrey.

[polardiscoball]

I'm SO OFFENDED by this sketch!
I hope you are aware that my father's lawyer will be contacting you soon!

[tonyguidry]

Please tell me SNL has repeated this idea for more sketches. I could watch this one all day.

[Xenos]

this sketch should end with unplugging it and plugging it back in - work !!.

[ryanleadbitter]

These officers would never have graduated Star Fleet Academy.

[SIGSEGV]

i like how this touched on the fact threats of suicide are endemic to my generation

[sohailemir]

Alex Moffat should be British in every play! He’s just too good at it!

[oyentemaniatico]

It's almost like Star Trek Discovery

[birdduckylucky]

Im a 1983 millennial and when I was 23 or so I had a moment like this trying to discipline my 6 year old niece and my 9 and 11 year old nephews they really made me work for it hehehehe. It went exactly like this 🤣.

[koaburke]

This is Star Trek Discovery and Strange New Worlds.

[galacticcore]

Gen Z are so stupidly over-sensitive
I am saying that and I’m gen z

[bringthesmoke]

Sums up Star Trek : Strange New Worlds

[ZecharyK]

STOP SAYING ZACHARY IT'S MAKING ME UNCOMFORTABLE

[kevinharvey]

yup this is how our youthful society has become lol

[azazzaza]

Carey Mulligan is soooo adorable and believable as a millennial. Need more McKenna and Zachary!

[absolutefoot]

Their mindset is legitimately infuriating - finally, an accurate depiction!

[danielst.]

I ain't like this but then again I don't have more than one friend so I don't know people of my generation too well. But this seems somewhat true.