在SNL的一场讽刺剧目中，演员Aimee Lou Wood饰演的Chelsea角色被以一种“刻薄且不好笑”的方式呈现，引发了Wood本人的不满。Wood通过社交媒体表达了对该剧的看法，认为其缺乏深度和创意。尽管Wood欣赏SNL的讽刺风格，但她认为这次的玩笑过于简单粗暴，并且主要针对了她的外貌特征。随后，Wood收到了来自SNL的道歉。

🦷SNL的讽刺剧目名为“The White Potus”，模仿了HBO剧集《白莲花度假村》的风格，但其中Sarah Sherman扮演的Chelsea角色被赋予了夸张的假牙形象。

😔Aimee Lou Wood在Instagram上公开表示，她认为该剧“刻薄且不好笑”。她承认可以接受节目中的嘲讽，但认为这次的玩笑不够巧妙，缺乏深度。

🗣️Wood解释说，她并不介意被节目调侃，但这次的笑点集中在氟化物和她的牙齿上。她认为这是一种廉价的嘲讽方式，并且与SNL其他讽刺政治人物的风格有所不同。

🙏Wood在后续更新中表示，她收到了来自SNL的道歉。她强调自己并不介意被开玩笑，但希望玩笑能够更有创意和善意。

🎬该剧的讽刺对象包括政治人物，而Wood饰演的Chelsea角色似乎是唯一被“向下”攻击的对象。

The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood has called out SNL for a sketch about her that she described as "mean and unfunny".

Wood, who plays Chelsea in Season 3 of the HBO series, made a series of Instagram posts on Sunday directly addressing a sketch from Saturday's SNL show. Called "The White Potus", the satire sees the SNL cast playing various political figures in the style of Season 3 White Lotus characters — with the exception of Sarah Sherman, who simply plays a version of Chelsea with large fake teeth.

"I've been having these insane ideas, like what if we took all the fluoride out of the drinking water, what would that do to people's teeth?" says Jon Hamm as RFK Jr./Rick in the sketch, before the camera cuts to Sherman as Chelsea asking what fluoride is.

"Whilst in honest mode — I did find the SNL thing mean and unfunny," wrote Wood in an Instagram story posted on Sunday. "Such a shame cuz I had such a great time watching it a couple weeks ago. Yes, take the piss for sure – that's what the show is about – but there must be a cleverer, more nuanced, less cheap way."

Here's the sketch in full. You can see Sherman playing Wood's character around the 2:30 mark:

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Wood has since shared an update to say she's had an apology from SNL.

"I'm am not thin skinned," she wrote. "I actually love being taken the piss out of when it's clever and in good spirits. But the joke was about fluoride. I have big gap teeth not bad teeth. I don't mind caricature — I understand that's what SNL is. But the rest of the skit was punching up and I/Chelsea was the only one punched down on."

Mashable has reached out to NBC for comment.