Tracy Morgan returns to Saturday Night Live

Tracy Morgan returned to Saturday Night Live on Saturday to host the long-running comedy show on which he shot to fame, more than a year after he suffered near-fatal injuries in a deadly high-speed car accident.
Morgan, a Saturday Night Live cast member from 1999 to 2006 before he left to join 30 Rock, the hit sitcom based on SNL, was joined by former co-stars including Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, who returned to the NBC program in a show of support.
Morgan wasted no time in addressing his traumatic experience of June 2014, which killed his good friend, fellow comedian James McNair.
"It was awful," Morgan said in his opening monologue, "but it also showed me how much love and support I have ... and here I am."
The joke came just as fast: "People are wondering, 'can he speak? Does he have 100 percent mental capacity?' But the truth is, I never did," Morgan said, adding "I might actually be a few points higher now."
He then launched into a sketch set at 30 Rock when his character almost dies. Castmates Fey and Baldwin joined the bit.
Morgan appeared in nearly every sketch during the live show's 90-minute broadcast, including a reprise of his one-time Saturday Night Live sketch, Brian Fellow's Safari Planet, in which he plays a somewhat dim-witted, semi-hostile host of a nature program.
He also appeared in the weekly Weekend Update news segment and a Family Feud game show bit, and graced other sketches as a bar thug who just wants to tango with another man and as a singing astronaut on Mars, among others.
An emotional Morgan was joined on stage at the finale by his wife Megan Wollover and their baby daughter.