Kevin Hart did what he does best on Saturday Night Live: comedy, comedy, comedy.

So it only made sense that the 32-year-old funnyman went right into stand-up for his opening monologue, recalling a run-in with a homeless guy who was after his sandwich at Panera Bread.

Then came the impressions.

“Back in the day, I actually auditioned for SNL. True story people. I didn’t get it, no, they passed on me, which I’m fine about now . . . I just feel like I gave a great audition,” he said, before delivering his versions of basketball great Avery Johnson, Robert De Niro and Denzel Washington.

“The reason why I chose [Denzel], I’m black, he’s black, it was the perfect combination,” said Hart.

The evening was packed with spot-on sketches, live and pre-taped (“Is it a Z shirt?”), but the highlight of the show came by way of Oscar nominee Quvenzhane Wallis.

Or, Hart’s version of the 9-year-old movie star.

Wolf Blitzer (played by Jason Sudeikis) chats with a correspondent for The Situation Room (Cecily Strong) about the selection for a new pope before the two are interrupted by a smoke signal, indicating that the Cardinals have made a decision — in Wallis.

“Quvenzhane Wallis is of course the first African American, first female and first child pope,” Strong announces, as Hart appears on screen in the actress’s Oscar dress (puppy purse included).

Hart’s composure is briefly interrupted on “Weekend Update with Seth Meyers,” in the pair’s edition of “Really With Seth and Kevin.”

Hart also channels his inner zombie in a tribute to The Walking Dead. After his character gets bitten, the conversation gets a bit sensitive for the new zombie.

“We’re not racist,” Taran Killam says. “It just seemed like you were turning into a zombie.”

Justin Timberlake will host and serve as musical guest on Mar. 9.

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Although she’s currently commanding the big screen as one of the co-stars of the romantic drama Safe Haven, Cobie Smulders established a solid comedic pedigree on TV as a member of the ensemble cast of How I Met Your Mother. But the actress says she defers to her husband, Saturday Night Live star Taran Killam, when time comes to parody the movies in which she appears.

“Taran is much better at coming up with sketch ideas than I am,” she tells Celebuzz.

“For me, I’d be like, yeah, you could do a parody of this movie. But he would go, let’s do a musical version, and then we could do puppets! He’s just so much more creative in that respect.”

That said, Smulders isn’t without her own ideas for sketches.

“I did actually have one great idea I pitched to Vanessa [Bayer],” she confesses. “The Long Island Psychic — anything where you could see that character being blown up and kind of zany.”

“I’m like, you should do that on the show! They’re so great!”

Watch Celebuzz’ exclusive interview with Smulders above to see whether or not her idea made it to the air. And then let us know in the comments section below: what would be a good parody for the actress’ latest movie?