"Saturday Night Live" aired a sketch this weekend that initially received tons of praise.
Titled "Draw Muhammad," the bit was a riff on "Pictionary" or "Win, Lose or Draw," in which contestants must sketch a word or phrase.
In the "SNL" sketch, Bobby Moynihan's character receives the "Trend Setters" category and is given the phrase, "The Prophet Muhammad."
After two gunmen opened fire on an anti-Muslim "Draw Muhammad" cartoon contest art show in Texas last week, Moynihan's character is especially reluctant to draw the controversial figure.
After Moynihan's character says "I can't draw it," Reese Witherspoon, who hosted this weekend's show and played Moynihan's wife, guesses the correct answer — "The Prophet Muhammad." The couple walk away with a $1 million prize.
The bit was praised on social media.
—Mike Opelka (@stuntbrain) May 10, 2015
—Micha♥ (@FreedomTexasMom) May 10, 2015
—Stephen Spinola (@Mr_McStevie) May 11, 2015
Both contestants have $1 million at stake, both refuse to draw Muhammad, and then both wives guess the correct answer after their husbands refuse to draw Muhammad.
"22 Minutes" comedian Shaun Majumder, who is featured in the original sketch, tweeted about the copy cat bit.
"Wow if only we could steal some of their budget," tweeted the 43-year-old comedian, with the hashtag "GreatMindsThinkAlike."
"I think both pieces are important satirical comedy with two different audiences," he continued.
Watch the original "Draw Muhammad" sketch below:
Now watch this weekend's "Saturday Night Live" version and judge for yourself: