Last night, on Saturday Night Live, Dakota Johnson graduated from high school and joined ISIS. Her proud and teary-eyed dad, played by Taran Killiam, dropped her off. "Death to America," shouted an ISIS fighter played by Kyle Mooney. 
 
 The sketch is a parody of this Toyota Camry ad, in which a father drops his daughter off at the airport on her way to join the (presumably American) military. 
 
 It also references the teen girls who are leaving home to join ISIS from all around the world. 
 
 Unsurprisingly, there was a lot of finger-wagging on social media about the sketch. 
 
 I'm going to go ahead and voice my opinion on the #SNL ISIS skit. Absolutely hell no, under any circumstance. Poor poor taste! — Matthew Lyle (@mlyle2) March 1, 2015 
 
 #SNL makes #ISIS look funny. Easy to do living on Park Ave protected by NYPD & FBI. Christians being slaughtered in Middle East not laughing — Green Mountain Skier (@VermontAttorney) March 1, 2015 
 
 Can't be serious. Isis skit? Like going to college? When so many people are being kidnapped and killed? Depraved. #SNL — Raine LaChance (@rainelachance) March 1, 2015 
 
 SNL opening skit about ISIS was not funny. Not funny at all. Very sick. #Idiot Writers #SickHumor #SNLNeedsCancellled — Chrissy Hartmann (@crhb4) March 1, 2015 
 
 Arsenio Hall was into it though, so who can really say. ||||| Saturday Night Live pushed the envelope this week with a parody of a car commercial that had a young girl joining ISIS, and not the US Army, at the end. 
 
 The segment was laid out the same as the recent My Bold Dad spot in which a father tearfully drops off his daughter to join the military in his Toyota Camry. 
 
 The spot that first aired during the 2015 Super Bowl and was seen as a touching look at what it is like to say goodbye for those that have family members in the service. 
 
 In this version however, the father, played by Taran Killam, dropped off his daughter, played by Dakota Johnson, and as he tearfully said goodbye she says to him; 'Dad, it's just ISIS.' 
 
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 Dakota Johnson (above) played a young girl joining ISIS in a skit on Saturday Night Live 
 
 The skit ended with the tagline; 'ISIS, We'll take it from here, Dad' 
 
 There was even a vehicle with the ISIS flag in the skit 
 
 This is the first time that Johnson, the star of Fifty Shades of Grey, has hosted Saturday Night Live 
 
 From there, Johnson jumped on a truck with actors playing members of the Islamic State and with a mock flag, which actually appears to read; 'I would like a cat.' 
 
 When the father then says to take care of his girl, one of the men yells; 'Death to America.' 
 
 Then, as the commercial ended, a message appeared on screen; 'ISIS, We'll take it from here, Dad.' 
 
 Johnson winked at her father to assure him everything was all right in the parody 
 
 Some on twitter found the parody 'depraved' 
 
 Others on twitter found the bit 'hysterical' 
 
 Johnson teels her father not to worry saying, 'Dad, it's just ISIS' 
 
 This all comes on the same week three men were arrested in the United States with ties to the terrorist organization and three female British teenagers left to join the group. 
 
 The skit was met with outrage by many on Twitter, who took the program to task for being insensitive. 
 
 'Can't be serious. Isis skit? Like going to college? When so many people are being kidnapped and killed?Depraved,' wrote Raine LaChance. 
 
 'Apparently NBC and SNL thought it was funny to have a skit showing ISIS driving to an airport to pick up an American girl. Tasteless Scum!,' said Jim Ematrudo. 
 
 Others however found the skit 'hilarious.' 
 
 This also comes the same week that the identity of ISIS member Jihadi John was revealed and the group destroyed a collection of priceless statues and sculptures in Iraq dating back thousands of years in Mosul. 
 
 John is British citizen Mohammed Emwazi, the man who is responsible for the high-profile beheadings of Americans James Foley, Peter Kassig and Steven Sotliff as well as British citizens David Haines and Alan Henning in the name of the terrorist organization. 
 
 His identity was previously unknown as he always wears a mask. 
 
 Canada this week also said that they believe four missing teenagers may have traveled to be in ISIS. ||||| “Saturday Night Live” used satire to take a shot at ISIS — and people are blasting them for it. 
 
 The longtime NBC sketch comedy show sparked a Twitter frenzy early Sunday after it aired a segment poking fun at the infamous Islamic State. 
 
 During the skit, “50 Shades of Grey” star Dakota Johnson and the cast spoofed a heartfelt Toyota commercial from the Super Bowl in which a father drops his daughter off at the airport as she sets off to join the Army. 
 
 “SNL” — doing what it’s done for 40 years — found a way to turn the emotional moment into a full-fledged ad for ISIS, lampooning the recent swarm of young girls who have fled to Syria to shack up with the extremists. 
 
 Instead of joining the military, Johnson portrays a cheerful daughter whose dad is dropping her off to be picked up by Islamic State militants. In one exchange, the father tells an ISIS thug to “Take care of her” — to which he responds, “Death to America.” 
 
 The spoof didn’t sit well with people on social media. 
 
 “A father dropping his daughter off to join ISIS? Really #SNL? Not cool,” Randy Haas tweeted. 
 
 “Just saw maybe the most unfunny #SNL piece of all time,” Ed Tate fumed. “Is ISIS really a good subject for humor?” 
 
 Twitter user @Maxinerunner wrote, “Horrible, Inappropriate…” 
 
 “Wow. I found NOTHING funny about that ISIS #SNL skit,” user @JHawkintheSouth added. “Sorry, but no laughing matter. Ever.” 
 
 @AJisTweeting said, “ISIS sketches just make me uncomfortable. They behead people. I’m not ready to joke about it. *shrug*.” 
 
 But others were quick to defend the sketch. 
 
 “Seriously? SNL is being criticized for mocking Isis, and the people who join it? There’s no group more deserving of ridicule. Thumbs up #SNL,” Katherine Morrison tweeted. 
 
 User @SamanthaNWho wrote, “People are honestly offended by the ISIS #SNL sketch? If you’ve been a long time fan & you’re not familiar with satire — turn off your tv.” 
 
 “Wow #SNL just had the balls to make a pretty great ISIS joke!” @DualGrey tweeted. 
 
 “SNL skit about ISIS was funny as hell,” Bill O’Keefe added. “People need to get a life.” 
 
 Even Arsenio Hall thought the skit was funny, tweeting, “ISIS: We’ll take it from here dad! #snl #hilarious.” 
 
 Back in November, Chris Rock hosted “SNL” and appeared during a segment in which hopeful jihadis pitch their plans for ISIS to judges on “Shark Tank.” 
 
 “Genocidal regimes are a very tricky business,” joked cast member Taran Killam, who was portraying Mark Cuban.
– Dakota Johnson hosted Saturday Night Live last night, and unlike Fifty Shades, it wasn't so boring: The skit generating the most buzz was a parody of Toyota's Super Bowl ad in which a dad (Taran Killam) drops Johnson off at the airport. Only instead of joining the Army, as in Toyota's version of events, she joins ISIS. "Take care of her," enjoins a tearful Killam. "Death to America," whispers a militant (Kyle Mooney). A Twitter brouhaha ensued, notes Gawker with some examples. "'Depraved' or 'hilarious'?" asks a Daily Mail headline. The New York Post is rather calm, dismissing the whole thing as SNL "doing what they’ve done best for 40 years." Catch the clip, and a couple of other highlights, in the gallery.