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December 11, 2016

WATCH: Charles Barkley offers financial advice on 'SNL' to at-risk athletes

'Weekend Update' offers take on pro-Trump graffiti in Philly

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New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (played by guest host John Cena), UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor (Alex Moffat), and PGA Tour golfer John Daly (Bobby Moynihan) were spoofed on "SNL."

Former Philadelphia 76ers All-Star forward and current TNT analyst Charles Barkley was spoofed on this week's episode of "Saturday Night Live."

Cast member Kenan Thompson revived his impression of the beloved Philly figure to offer guidance to "some of the world's most ignorant millionaires." Barkley, a self-described “degenerate gambler,” has admitted to losing more than he has won at Las Vegas and estimated he squandered at least $1 million on 30 occasions.

On "SNL," Thompson's Barkley hosted the game show "Where'd Your Money Go?" Contestants included New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (played by guest host John Cena), UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor (Alex Moffat), and PGA Tour golfer John Daly (Bobby Moynihan).

Watch the helpful insights Barkley shares about the dangers of buying a cheetah, investing in an Asian Fusion restaurant, and trusting a stripper:


During 'Weekend Update,' anchor Michael Che suggested a solution on how to handle the black man that was arrested for pro-Donald Trump graffiti in Philadelphia.

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