Alec Baldwin isn't done roasting Donald Trump on 'SNL' quite yet

Hold on to your bronzer, folks -- Alec Baldwin has confirmed that he'll be reprising his POTUS-baiting impersonation of Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live next season.

"Yeah, we're going to fit that in. I think people have enjoyed it," Baldwin told CNN, before noting that his busy schedule will limit his SNL appearances in the fall, prompting him to liken his upcoming guest spots to "a couple celery sticks" rather than a "whole meal."

One person who hasn't enjoyed the impression is Trump himself; the president has taken to Twitter several times to decry the sketch show's portrayal of him, saying that Baldwin's performance "stinks."

This year's SNL season finale featured Baldwin's Trump and his cohorts performing a melancholy rendition of "Hallelujah" in a throwback to the way the show handled Hillary Clinton's election loss at the start of the season -- prompting some to wonder if Baldwin was retiring his impression.

Baldwin previously stated that he planned to step back from the show following the end of the season, admitting, "I’m not going to do it much longer, the impersonation, I don’t know how much more people can take it.”

Thankfully for comedy fans, Baldwin still seems dedicated to his mission to Make SNL Great Again -- at least for one more season.