Lena Dunham, creator of the show that everyone has an opinion on, "Girls," hosted "Saturday Night Live" March 8th and starred in an amazing parody of the HBO show, called "Girl."
Fans and critics alike who were wondering how "SNL" would tackle Dunham's frequent nudity in the hit series -- one of its most polarizing aspects -- got their answer in "Girl," in which Dunham plays Eve in the biblical Garden of Adam and Eve.
The story gets a modern feminist make-over, where an ever-inquisitive, slightly neurotic Dunham stars opposite Taran Killam, who does a spot-on impression of "Girls's" Adam Driver.
"You're like a part of me. Literally. God made you from my rib, kid," Adam says to Eve.
"Oh my God, that is like so sexist, I can't believe you'd even bring that up right now!" cries Eve.
And Shosh, played by Vanessa Bayer, makes a great snake:
"O-M-F-ing-G I am like a legit snake, and I know this sounds crazy, but you should like, totally eat the apple and I know like God told you no but like that was just a guideline, plus, it'll make you, like, so smart, and no offense, but I feel like a girl like you like needs to be smart."
When God is disappointed in Eve, she responds, "Can you please not apple shame me right now? Seriously, I know I committed original sin, but at least it's original. I think I deserve some credit for that. Or at least a publishing deal."
Watch "Girl," the prequel to "Girls," below:
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