James Franco hosted Saturday Night Live for the fourth time in his career this week, and one of his sketches potentially solved a debate people didn’t know existed.
In a courtroom sketch, Franco played an attorney cross-examining Pete Davidson, who claimed he wasn’t at a murder scene because he was getting some “Za” with a friend.
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Everybody in the room assumed Davidson meant pizza, but Franco was determined to prove Davidson meant lasagna.
And while it might have seemed like nonsense, Franco’s argument actually managed to convince some viewers on Twitter.
I could never get why anyone would shorten a tiny word like pizza to “ZA” in the first place. 😛 #SNL pic.twitter.com/aR9WfWUENM
— Carmelle Pretz (@carmelle25) December 10, 2017
Who else is pronouncing lasagna and pizza out loud #snl
— Danny (@Puffwoody) December 10, 2017
Makes sense…Za is now Lasagna😂😂😂😂😂 #SNL pic.twitter.com/VGBfRnmhL2
— Trini FalPal 🍀 (@Neuro2343) December 10, 2017
This Lasagna Pizza ZA skit is legendary #SNL
— Paul Little ⭐️ (@ItsPaulLittle) December 10, 2017
Za = Pizza
Sa = Lasagna#SNL @nbcSNL pic.twitter.com/q89tjKdfQA
— Jamie Steinberg (@NotYerAvgChick) December 10, 2017
