Claire Foy is having a good year.

She won an Emmy and a SAG award for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, she got married to Ryan Gosling in First Man and she’s currently headlining her very own action movie, sitting astride Swedish anti-heroine Lisbeth Salander’s motorcycle in The Girl in the Spider’s Web.

Being asked to host Saturday Night Live is the cherry on top of that particular cake. And Foy did not disappoint. From the second her dry and acerbic monologue kicked off – “It’s such an honour to be here hosting Saturday Night Live, or as we call it in England: Sunday morning” – Foy looked like she was having the most spectacular fun.

In sketch after sketch, she skewered Netflix’s rapacious appetite for content, poked fun at her own performance as the Queen, suggesting that the next reboot on Netflix could be Saved by the Crown, in which the Queen goes back to school, and demonstrated an ear for quite a few different American accents.

Here were her funniest moments from the episode:

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