Victoria Jackson is denying that she slammed Tom Hanks over the recurring "Black Jeopardy" character that pokes fun at MAGA supporters he brought back for the "Saturday Night Live" 50th Anniversary special.

Saturday Night Live alum Victoria Jackson is shutting down recent reports claiming she “slammed” Tom Hanks ‘ “Black Jeopardy” sketch at the 50th anniversary special, but she made it very clear that she still disagrees with it.

Actor Tom Hanks reprised his role as a President Trump supporter on the “Saturday Night Live” (“SNL”) special three-hour episode celebrating the show’s 50th

Eddie Murphy's Tracy Morgan impression is everything in the latest installment — which brought back Tom Hank's iconic Doug.

It’s been awhile since “Black Jeopardy” graced television screens. But the sketch was back Sunday night during the 50th anniversary

You absolute effing snob… Shame on you.” @MegynKelly rips Tom Hanks and SNL for racist portrayal of MAGA supporters. Watch the FULL hit – pic.twitter.com/VciSPaxjz8 — The Megyn Kelly Show (@MegynKellyShow) February 19,

This special iteration of the recurring skit, which featured series vets like Eddie Murphy and Leslie Jones, also saw Tom Hanks reprise his role as a MAGA supporter named Doug. Saturday Night Live alum Victoria Jackson took issue with the sketch,

Megyn Kelly has added her voice to the chorus of viewers booing Tom Hanks for his participation in a controversial Saturday Night Live skit during the show’s 50th anniversary celebration Sunday night.

Victoria Jackson, a Saturday Night Live alum and Donald Trump supporter, is clarifying comments she made about Tom Hanks' MAGA sketch during the show's anniversary special, SNL50. Jackson shared a video on Instagram in response to reporting that she "slammed" the Forrest Gump actor for his portrayal of a Trump supporter in the show's "Black Jeopardy" sketch.