Dave Chappelle hilariously sends up House Of The Dragon in his WILD return to SNL

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Dave Chappelle's controversial return to Saturday Night Live finally took place this weekend after a swirl of rumors that some writers were boycotting his episode.However there were no signs of any strife onscreen during the rollicking episode, where Dave, 49, hilariously sent up Game Of Thrones prequel House Of The Dragon.

He even brought back a medieval fantasy version of his iconic Chappelle's Show character Tyrone Biggums, a crack addict constantly scratching his neck.The character eventually takes flight on a dragon - only to hear sirens behind him and complain: 'No matter how high I fly, they always find you, don't they?' Iconic: Dave Chappelle brought back his Chappelle's Show character Tyrone Biggums, a crack addict constantly scratching his neck, for this week's Saturday Night LiveAfter a hot-button comedy monologue where he sent up Kanye West's antisemitism row and Donald Trump, Dave appeared as himself to introduce some sketches.He pitched the House Of The Dragon sketch as a sneak peek of the upcoming second season, which is already in the works.

Chloe Fineman stars as the show's character Rhaenyra Targaryen, with Michael Longfellow as her uncle and lover Daemon.As they prepare for an upcoming war, Daemon shares that 'I’ve prepared this family tree so that we know who the hell everyone is.' Back again: Dave Chappelle's controversial return to Saturday Night Live finally took place this weekend after a swirl of rumors that some writers were boycotting his episode Off he goes: The character eventually takes flight on a dragon - only to hear sirens behind him and complain: 'No matter how high I fly, they always find you, don't they?' Political: After a hot-button comedy monologue where he sent up Kanye West's.