In a new interview, Saturday Night Live veteran Aidy Bryant is opening up about her decision to step away after a 10-season run — and what stopped her from leaving NBC’s venerable sketch series even sooner. READ MORE
Each weekend, we here at TVLine highlight the best (and sometimes worst) of what Saturday Night Live has to offer, before turning it over to you, our loyal readers, to weigh in on each episode. READ MORE
You’ve been to Harry’s House. Now, James Corden is bringing the One Directioner to your apartment. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
“This is not a time for moments of silence,” a deeply affected Jimmy Kimmel said at the opening of his late-night show Wednesday, the first taped after news of the Uvalde elementary school massacre became public. “This is a time to be loud, and to stay loud, and not stop until we fix this.” READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Apparently, as he was on his way out door at Saturday Night Live this week, Pete Davidson took notice that the sketch comedy series’ longtime boss man, Lorne Michaels, was in a bit of a funk. WATCH VIDEO & GRADE THE EPISODE
“Hello, Colin and Che… and millions of people only watching to see if I bring up Kanye.” That’s how Pete Davidson began his goodbye segment this weekend on Saturday Night Live. WATCH VIDEO & GRADE EPISODE
Reports of Aidy Bryant leaving Saturday Night Live were confirmed during a segment on Weekend Update WATCH VIDEO & GRADE EPISODE
Kate McKinnon signaled the end of her 10-season Saturday Night Live run with a final — and ultimately emotional — take on her oft-abducted Mrs. Rafferty character WATCH VIDEO & GRADE EPISODE
Just hours before its Season 47 finale, Pete Davidson took to Instagram to confirm his upcoming exit from Saturday Night Live. READ MORE
SNL‘s ensemble is about to lose a number of key pieces.
Four veteran cast members — Kate McKinnon, Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney — are leaving the NBC sketch institution READ MORE
