Sunday 8 May 2022 08:26 AM Benedict Cumberbatch drops his drawers and uses book pages to wipe himself in ... trends now

Benedict Cumberbatch proved he can make just about anything sexy while hosting Saturday Night Live for the second time, even using the bathroom.

In a hilarious Kohler toilet spoof, the Oscar nominee shook things up as he stormed into a classroom full of students being forced to repeat the mantra 'there's only one acceptable way' to use a toilet.

Unlike their teacher (Mikey Day), who says they must sit upright and never slouch, the Sherlock star rebellious strolls in preaching 'the next big thing' that is about to hit every restroom.

As he unbuckles his belt and drops his drawers, some students gasp as he leans back and grabs a cocktail to use the loo.  

He ultimately rips out some pages from a novel to wipe himself, before dismissing the class as the high schoolers applaud. 

Cumberbatch also ceased the opportunity to show off his pipes while hosting the show to promote his film Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

The 45-year-old actor, who is an open lover of music, left fans shocked with his impressive vocal range as he tackled being one half of a Eighties British duo with Bowen Yang and group of men sing their woes on a southern chain gang.

After landing a gig replacing the animatronic musicians at Chuck E. Cheese, the father-of-three and Yang, 31, give an unexpected performance at the children's pizza place.

To the kids' dismay, the pair take the stage dressed as a dog with floopy ears and a white snout and none other than the eatery's mascot. 

Cumberbatch goes on to soulfully sing about pizza, before the lyrics get a bit more abstract that has one parent wonder if this is appropriate for children. 

Social media users immediately flocked to Twitter to praise Cumberbatch for hitting a number of high notes, and suggesting their song 'deserves an award.'

'Benedict's falsetto deserves a Grammy,' one viewer marveled, while another predicted they would be coming 'back to this sketch often.' 

To viewers delight, he continues to sing throughout the show, including an old prison song with some buddies. 

In the sketch, he confesses to snitching on his pals to the warden's wife (Heidi Gardner) for special treatment.

Later in the evening, Cumberbatch received an unexpected visit from his Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness costar Elizabeth Olsen. 

In the brief sketch, Chloe Fineman hilariously pretended to be the 33-year-old actress as she knocked on Cumberbatch's dressing room. 

Things quickly get messy as the real Elizabeth Olsen appears and is shocked by the SNL star impersonating her. 

Cumberbatch started the night off strong by taking a swipe at Will Smith in as he broke over the infamous slapping incident at the 94th Academy Awards. 

During his opening monologue, the actor didn't hold back as he joked about the King Richard star, 52, violently striking comedian Chris Rock on March 27.

The topic came up after he said the writers heavily pitched him sketches involving his fan-favorite Marvel character Dr. Strange, but none for his role in the critically acclaimed western The Power of the Dog. 

'I said come on, man, I was nominated for an Oscar for that. I mean, I didn't win. I was beat by Will Smith. No, not physically. Not physically,' he quipped. 

The Emmy Award winner went on to express his excitement over hosting the show ahead of Mother's Day, before joking that his mom was 'actually on holiday in Greece at the moment.'  

'SNL offered to fly her here first class, and she said no, I'm on a beach in Greece, are you insane?' he mused. 'I love you, mum. When I was younger, we used these weird funny names we used to call each other, and I called her pookie, and she called me Benedict Cumberbatch.'

He went on to thank her for 'always' being there for him, and coming up with solutions for his insecurities as a

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