Tom Hanks stirred the pot as he stepped into character for ‘SNL’s 50th anniversary special — but his portrayal of a Trump supporter didn’t land well across the board.

The Oscar winner took on the MAGA-hat-wearing role of Doug in a ‘Black Jeopardy’ skit, where his character preached the world would be better if more people went to church.

When game show host Darnell Hayes — Kenan Thompson — went in for a handshake, Doug pulled back, saying, “Don’t like that, whoa, whoa, whoa!”

Clearly, Doug was the butt of the joke in the skit, with the audience cracking up — but Trump supporters online were not having it, calling it a tired and disgusting trope.

The outcry also hit that classic MAGA nerve, with many blasting Hollywood stars for getting political, calling them out-of-touch elites who need to stay in their lane.

This isn’t Hanks’ first rodeo … he first played the conservative character back in 2016, just before Trump’s first term win, and the skit was pretty popular at the time.