Chloe Fineman revived her Timothée Chalamet print to make fun of the actor’s recent appearance in a double of Timothée Chalamet contest on the Nov. 2 episode of “Saturday Night Live.”

Fineman appeared as Chalamet in the middle of to crazy musical sketch about New York set inside a Duane Reade convenience store at the Port Authority bus terminal.

Comedian and former “SNL” writer John Mulaney, host of the episode, played the store cashier in the lengthy sketch, which also featured former “SNL” cast member Pete Davidson and current member Andrew Dismukes as customers. of the store, along with most of the program’s attendees. current cast.

When Davidson’s character tried to buy a gallon of milk from the convenience store’s small refrigerator, the sketch transformed into a surreal parody of the bus terminal (and New York in general) with a parody of Broadway songs. from “The Lion King.” “The Sound of Music”, “Hamilton”, “Grease” and more.

Fineman’s shaggy-haired Chalamet character appeared alongside all the “youngsters” participating in Chalamet’s stunt contest. The group sang and danced a parody of the song “Willkommen” from “Cabaret.”

Fineman, who plays Chalamet as a gangly fool, sang:

Welcome and bienvenue and welcome.

You can look like Timmy too / Look at us

Hunch your shoulders and ruffle your hair

Top hat and scarf / That’s the Timothée style

“SNL” viewers enjoyed watching Fineman portray Chalamet in the crazy sketch.

“I wasn’t expecting Chloe Fineman to do that Timothée Chalamet impression again, but man, she delivered,” said one wrote from YouTube.

“Having them mention Timothée Chalamet’s stunt contest was the perfect touch,” added another.

Fans on Instagram were also delighted, including one who wrote: “if Timothy (sic) had shown up as the real competition he would have DIED.”

The real Chalamet surprised the audience when he isappeared without prior notice in a Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest in Washington Square Park in New York City on October 27.

The 28-year-old actor posed for photos with his fans and greeted some of the pageant competitors.

This article was originally published in TODAY.com