The A Complete Unknown star confirmed he'd be performing Bob Dylan songs in his monologue, saying, "I'm so grateful Saturday Night Live is still doing weird stuff like this 50 years in!"

He did sing Dylan songs last night—but notably, he did not feature the most popular stuff. Chalamet’s musical numbers were inspired interpretations of Dylan deep cuts, including “Three Angels” and “Tomorrow Is a Long Time.” His performances were weird, smart, and entertaining, and a way to show people that his dedication to Dylan has been serious.

Bungee — Chalamet plays an instructor in a bounce house where everyone is attached to a bungee cord, which makes exercising very easy — and also very funny. Michael Longfellow deftly plays the, “What the hell is going on?” character. (Score: 6.5 out of 10)

Although Timothée Chalamet packed a lot on his plate when doing double duty on Saturday Night Live Jan. 25, there was one thing he refused to indulge. During an interview on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen last week,

Timothée Chalamet recently pulled double duties on Saturday Night Live as guest host and musical guest and Chloe Fineman is giving insight into what it was like working with the actor. Fineman recently revealed that many of her suggestions for sketches she had for Chalamet did not come to fruition,

Chloe Fineman can look, but she can’t touch. The “Saturday Night Live” star, 36, revealed on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” last week that Timothée Chalamet shut down her skit ideas when he hosted the NBC show on Jan.

It may have felt like A Complete Unknown as to why Chloe Fineman didn’t reprise her Timothée Chalamet impression during his recent Saturday Night Live hosting stint. However, the comedian has since offered up an explanation.