As if weeks of rejection and humiliation from her own party wasn’t enough, Theresa May was given the Saturday Night Live treatment this weekend.

A spoof music video depicted the prime minister, played by Kate McKinnon, in the throes of the worst day ever. To a backing track of Sara Bareilles’ She Used to be Mine – a song about a woman who mourns for the person she used to be before she was crushed under the weight of her problems – May was shown walking along a street in the rain being bumped into and hassled, while children grimaced at her and gave her the thumbs down.

In the video, May ruffles through her bag and digs out photos of her younger, happier self as Bareilles sings “I still remember that girl”. May dances robotically on stage next to Bareilles playing the piano alongside the lyrics “she’s imperfect but she tries”.

In back-to-back scenes she is splashed with a puddle by a black cab and her fish and chips are defecated on by a bird. She salutes guards outside Buckingham Palace and is met with two middle fingers, and then she sits alone on a bench Googling “Theresa May fans.” The search returns no results.

The clip ends with euphoric dreams: May in a passionate embrace with Winston Churchill – played by the Game Of Thrones star Kit Harington – and Jeremy Corbyn telling her: “You’ve solved Brexit and you’ve saved Britain!” But the dream is soon over as the PM awakens to Laura Kuenssberg reporting that she has lost control of the Brexit process.

Harington was joined by several Game Of Thrones co-stars as he hosted Saturday Night Live before the premiere of the show’s final season.