Aidy Bryant Dupes Oscar Isaac Into Playing Out Her Romantic Fantasies On SNL

Aidy Bryant has played, by her own description, “teachers, principals, mothers, and women named Diane, Susan or Teacher,” for the past 10 years on “Saturday Night Live ” 

So, could anyone blame her for wanting to portray a totally new character called “the Sexual Woman” — a “widely desired” woman who makes men “sick with feeling” over her love of spaghetti and “very good” personality?

And could anyone blame her for wanting to play this not-at-all “famous recurring role” opposite this week’s host, Oscar Isaac ? A man who some have argued  is the sexiest man alive (though People  hasn’t given him the official title yet) and is capable of creating incredibly steamy red carpet moments ? 

“So, yeah, I lied to Oscar Isaac,” Bryant admitted in the sketch called “Aidy’s Dream.”

“Is that a crime?” 

The rest of the skit — which takes the concept of the male gaze and turns it on its head — features Bryant in her accented fancy-lady best with just a smidge of her overly assertive hornball character . 

Watch the video below for “the Sexual Woman” catchphrase and stay for skewering of frustrating stereotypes thrust upon women.