The Oct. 1 season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" will see Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump going toe-to-toe once again — with a familiar face playing the Republican presidential nominee.
Alec Baldwin will be playing Trump in what will likely be a parody of the nominees' recent presidential debate, as shown in a new promo that NBC released on Wednesday. In it, Baldwin can be seen getting into character, donning some bushy white eyebrows and a suit jacket. At the end of the promo, Baldwin does his best Trump face, pursing his month in a full blonde wig.
"SNL" cast member Kate McKinnon is seen reprising her Clinton impression, one that's been put to good use during this election cycle, and helped land her an Emmy earlier this month.
Baldwin has been a presence on "SNL" for decades. He made his first appearance on the show in 1990, and has since guest-hosted a record-breaking 16 times. Among his celebrity impressions is Gov. Rick Perry, who was also a Republican presidential hopeful.
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The season opener will be hosted by "Suicide Squad" actress Margot Robbie with rapper The Weeknd as musical guest.
NBC also announced Wednesday that Broadway star Lin-Manuel Miranda will host the Oct. 8 episode of the show. The "Hamilton" creator and star confirmed his appearance on Twitter, tweeting his excitement.
Miranda will be joined on the comedy sketch show by musical guest Twenty One Pilots.
