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Gal Gadot and Kate McKinnon kiss in ‘SNL’ ‘Wonder Woman’ spoof
two lesbians travel to Themyscira to visit the female Amazonians
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Kate McKinnon’s hopes were raised, and then crushed, in a “Wonder Woman” spoof on “Saturday Night Live.”
McKinnon and Aidy Bryant are two lesbians on a mission to Themyscira to mingle with some lesbian Amazons. Gal Gadot portrays Princess Diana, who lets McKinnon and Bryant know that the ladies of Themyscira aren’t sexually attracted to each other.
The news baffles McKinnon and Bryant who see plenty of gay subtext behind the warriors’ affection for one another. The skit ends with Princess Diana kissing McKinnon to see if she might feel attraction to women after all.
Watch below.
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