In a comedic turn, a sequel to the infamous SNL sketch featuring Ryan Gosling and the font Papyrus was aired, much to the delight of fans. The skit, titled "Papyrus 2," brought back Gosling as a man haunted by the font used in James Cameron's "Avatar." In this sequel skit, Gosling's character seeks therapy from a font therapist, played by fellow cast member Kyle Mooney. The therapist helps Gosling's character come to terms with his font-related trauma, ultimately leading to a therapeutic resolution .
The original SNL sketch, which aired in 2017, humorously highlighted the odd choice of using the Papyrus font for the movie's logo, creating a lasting pop culture moment. The sequel skit, "Papyrus 2," expanded on this theme with Gosling's character delving deeper into font-related psychological issues and seeking help to overcome his font obsession .
The satire resonated with audiences, with many viewers finding humor in the absurdity of exploring font-related trauma through therapy. The skit cleverly combined comedy with an unexpected theme, resulting in positive reactions and widespread coverage in various entertainment news outlets .
Ryan Gosling's return to SNL in "Papyrus 2" showcased his comedic timing and willingness to play along with the running joke, making it one of the standout sketches of the episode .