text: Viewers have slammed Saturday Night Live for a controversial sketch that made light of a teacher raping her 16-year-old student. During the clip he refers to the attack by his teacher as 'the best day of my life' - immediately sparking outrage on Twitter, with some calling it 'gross' while another said it was a 'new low'. An attorney, portrayed by host Taraji P. Henson, asks the boy how long the illicit relationship lasted, to which Daly replies: 'Five glorious weeks m'amm. Controversial: The scene portrayed a teenager testifying called Gavin Daly, played by Pete Davidson (left), in court during the trial of Janet Johnson-Luna, 32, played by Cecily Strong (right). The youngster tells the court the affair lasted five 'glorious weeks' and he instigated it to gain extra credit . The attorney then asks him to point her out. The teen points to her and says: 'She is right over there, looking all fine.' He adds that he didn't feel pressured into the relationship, insisting he was the one who instigated it. 'After school, I went in and asked what I could do for some extra credit, and it was on,' he added. The judge smiles and turns to the witness before saying: 'Look at you.' His response was that he asked for Tylenol because he had been 'fist-bumping' all the way home so his 'muscles were a little sore'. 'New low': An attorney, portrayed by host Taraji P. Henson, asks the boy to pick out the teacher. He points to Johnson-Luna, adding she is looking 'fine' Reaction: The actor told the court that when his classmates found out about the affair, he gave 'thousands of high fives' At the end of the scene, the witness even fist bumps the judge before he steps down from the stand . Daly goes on to say the affair felt like 'Disneyland' and admitted he gave 'thousands of high fives' when classmates found out about the relationship. When asks if he was called names, he lists of a number of terms he was referred to, including 'the man', 'my hero' and 'luckiest guy ever'. After the show aired on Saturday, disgusted viewers expressed their dismay on social media. Model Me Not wrote: 'I'm actually offended by this "hot for teacher" skit on #SNL ...sends the wrong message about sexual abuse. Not cool. Not funny.' Kimberly Stolarick added: 'That HLN student-teacher sketch on SNL was gross and unnecessary.' Laurel Krahn also condemned the show, saying: 'Wishing Taraji was hosting a well-written episode of SNL or at least one without a sketch making fun of rape.' Kimberly Stolarick was one of the viewers horrified by the scene, calling it 'gross and unnecessary' Another Twitter user said it was 'not cool', 'not funny' and sent the wrong message out about sexual abuse . Cassandra Lease said the scene was a new low, even for Saturday Night Live . Jim Sabtaso condemned the writing, calling it 'lazy humor'
target: Scene portrays teenage 'victim' testifying at the trial of his teacher .
  Is asked how long the relationship lasted by the attorney .
  The youngster responds by saying: 'Five glorious weeks m'amm'
  He points to the teacher, played by Cecily Strong, saying she looks 'fine'
  Twitter users said the sketch was 'gross' and a 'new low' for the NBC show .