Although former President Donald J. Trump refused invitations for a second debate with Vice President Kamala Harrisroyal circle club, “Saturday Night Live” came up with another setting where both presidential nominees might share the stage: the game show “Family Feud.”

This weekend’s “S.N.L.” broadcast, hosted by Ariana Grande and featuring the musical guest Stevie Nicks, opened with what looked like a CNN report — but quickly threw to a special election edition of “Family Feud,” hosted by Steve Harvey (played by Kenan Thompson).

Thompson first introduced the players on the Democratic team, led by Maya Rudolph in her recurring role as Harris. “My campaign has raised a billion dollars,” Rudolph noted.

“How are you not winning by a landslide?” Thompson asked her.

Rudolph laughed and then replied, “That’s a question I scream into my pillow every morning.”

The rest of the Democratic team included Andy Samberg as Doug Emhoff, Jim Gaffigan as Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota (“I am such a huge fan of your standup, Cedric,” he told Thompson) and Dana Carvey as President Biden.

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