Greg (Paul Rudd), an English-speaking American who missed his flight out of Miami, finds himself with a ticket to the legendary Spanish-language variety show "Sábado Gigante" hosted by Chilean TV star Don Francisco (Marcello Hernández). Despite not speaking a word of Spanish, Greg is called to the stage as "mi gringo favorito" and becomes an unwilling contestant.\n\nWhen asked to choose a number, Greg picks "uno" and accidentally unveils a melting "Miami Frosty" (Frosty the Snowman crying "Yo soy agua" in the Miami sun), prompting Don Francisco to ask with mock horror, "Como se dice, 'You killed him'?" The chaos escalates as Greg is swept through the show's signature over-the-top segments, including musical performances, dancers, the appearance of Christmas Dracula (Emil Wakim), and the recurring character El Chacal (Bowen Yang) with his trumpet.\n\nIn typical Sábado Gigante fashion, when Greg is asked if Christmas is strong and stammers "Cuatro," he's entered into a million-dollar contest he doesn't understand. The sketch culminates with Greg being awarded a "nueva familia" (new family) as a prize - complete with multiple family members he desperately doesn't want, yelling "I don't want this!" as the show ends.\n\nThe sketch is performed mostly in Spanish with English subtitles and is a highly accurate parody of the real long-running variety show that aired for decades.
