Last month, Scottish campaigner John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, shouted a racial slur while actors Delroy Lindo and Michael B Jordan were presenting an award, and the BBC later broadcast the pre-recorded moment, which had happened two hours earlier.

An sketch in which actors impersonated controversial celebrities claiming Tourette's caused their actions has proved divisive.

Tourettes Action CEO Emma McNally is furious that NBC’s “Saturday Night Live" brought negative attention to the neurological condition Tourette syndrome.

Saturday Night Live's Tourette’s sketch, lampooning John Davidson's BAFTA incident, has been heavily criticized — including by a Tourette’s charity.

After the cast of 'Saturday Night Live' appeared to mock the disability, CEO of British charity Tourette's Action Emma McNally was quick to assert to those across the Atlantic: "It is not a joke."

"SNL" kicked off its latest episode with a timely cold open addressing the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The English folk-rock band, which last appeared on the late-night show in 2018 to help promote the album Delta, opened with “ Rubber Band Man ,” which features Irish musician Hozier and was co-written by Brandi Carlile. Hozier and co-producer Aaron Dessner of the National joined them onstage.

During the awards ceremony, Scottish campaigner John Davidson, who has Tourette’s syndrome, involuntarily shouted the N-word at actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo while they were on stage. Davidson, whose life inspired the film I Swear, has said he was “upset” and “distraught” over the involuntary tic that made him shout the offensive slur.