"SNL" Promo: Leslie Jones wants Kit Leader Harington to "bend his knee"

Leslie JonesThe most intimate fantasies of the Game of Thrones are about to come true. In this week's "Saturday Night Live" trailer (look above), Jones dresses as characters from "GoT" Hodor, Daenerys Targaryen and Septa Unella while she teases the first host Harington Kit. "Is it even for the show?" Harington asks after she's made him wear kitchen gloves. "No, it's my fantasy!" Cry Jones sits down on a cardboard version of Danny's Dragonstone's throne. Harington's episode of "SNL" airs coast to coast on NBC on April 6 with a musical guest Sara Bareilles.

The "SNL" promo begins with Jones in complete Hodor makeup while she holds back an impromptu door. She then installs dolls and bobbleheads, including Jon Snow and the King of the Night, to emulate the Battle of Hardhome from the fifth season during which the villain resurrected the dead. Jones also pretends to be a dragon while she destroys a wall wrapped in bubbles, a nod to the season 7 finale aired in August 2017.

"I suppose, my Lord, you're here to bend your knee," Jones says, wearing a long white wig and a leaf scarf. When Harington responds with Jon Snow's voice that he will not bow to her, Jones replies, "Well, that's a shame."

That's when Harington breaks the character. "Leslie, what are we really doing here?", Asks the actor annoyed. "I mean, it's been four hours since I was here, but you've intercepted me at the front desk and you've given me this – is it cookie gloves?"

Jones is not happy when Harington goes away, the scene turning into a reenactment of the famous shame march of the Season 5 finale. Jones plays the "Shame!" – Shouting Septa Unella while Harington plays the role of Lena HeadeyCersei Lannister. "Are these donuts?

"I love donuts, Jon Snow!" Jones announces. When Harington says his name is Kit, she says, "No, that's not it! This is not the case today. The clip ends with Jones pouring a donut into Harington's mouth after inquiring when he meets the producer of Saturday Night Live. Lorne Michaels.

At the Emmys, Jones received two nominations for "SNL" (2017-18), while Harington won a unique bid for "Game of Thrones" as Best Dramatic Actor (2016). They are both eligible again this year, although Harington now plays the role of best dramatic actor, even though he was snubbed in this important race last season. The last season of "Game of Thrones" will debut on April 14 on HBO.

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