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Saturday Night Live's episode featuring host Josh O’Connor was underwhelming, with few laughs and mostly weak sketches, despite some highlights like Lily Allen's musical performance and O’Connor's charm. The cold open with Trump was brief and lacked substance, and the episode overall failed to deliver strong comedic moments, leaving viewers hopeful for a better finale next week.
Josh O’Connor hosted SNL with charm but was underutilized in sketches that didn't play to his strengths, with the standout being the 'Bachelorette Party Strippers' sketch. The episode featured mixed success with resurrections and missed opportunities to showcase his comedic talents, despite his engaging monologue and personable presence.
Nikki Glaser's first hosting gig on SNL was a mix of dark humor and weird sketches, with her stand-up background shining through despite some flubs. The episode featured a variety of joke-dense sketches, including digital shorts, political humor, and surreal moments, showcasing SNL's willingness to embrace the strange and surprising. Overall, it was a strong, if imperfect, episode that highlighted Glaser's comedic style and the show's quirky creativity.
Nikki Glaser hosted a fast-paced, edgy episode of Saturday Night Live featuring controversial monologues, sharp political satire, and a mix of absurd and topical sketches, marking her as one of the few female stand-up hosts in the show's history.
Nikki Glaser made her hosting debut on SNL, delivering her signature edgy humor through monologues and sketches, with mixed success, while the cold open featured a satirical Trump sketch commenting on recent White House incidents. The episode included musical performances, a humorous animated short, and a standout commercial parody about celebrity dance anxiety, highlighting Glaser's comedic style and the show's current tone.
Miles Teller hosted Saturday Night Live for the second time, delivering a series of comedic sketches including a political debate parody, a White House renovation send-up, and a Halloween hangover game show, showcasing his versatility and humor.
Amy Poehler hosted a confident and warm episode of SNL, featuring new characters, star-studded cameos, and nostalgic sketches, which helped the show regain its footing after a rocky start to the season.
The Library of Congress has acquired over 5,000 items from Stephen Sondheim, including manuscripts, sketches, and ephemera from his renowned musicals, providing valuable resources for researchers and inspiring future songwriters.
The article discusses the celebration of Saturday Night Live's 50th season, highlighting the production of special episodes, sketches featuring iconic cast members like Mike Myers and new cast members like Marcello Hernández and Sarah Sherman, and the behind-the-scenes challenges and experiences of the cast and writers during this milestone year.
Kristen Wiig's fifth time hosting Saturday Night Live was a fantastic all-star event, featuring surprise appearances by Paul Rudd, Paula Pell, Fred Armisen, Jon Hamm, Will Forte, Martin Short, Matt Damon, and next week's host Ryan Gosling. Wiig's strong performance elevated almost every sketch, including a fresh "Five-Timers Club" monologue and standout sketches like "Go-Karts," "Jumanji Dinner Party," and "Secretaries." The episode showcased Wiig's comedic talent and chemistry with the cast, making it one of the strongest nights in a long time for SNL.
Josh Brolin's hosting of Saturday Night Live showcased his comedic talent, with sketches filled with unexpected and delightful humor. Scarlett Johansson's portrayal of Senator Katie Britt and a sketch about people terrified of conflict were among the highlights. Musical guest Ariana Grande's performance with Bowen Yang was a standout moment, while Brolin's monologue and other sketches added to the hilarity of the episode.
The latest episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by Sydney Sweeney, received criticism for its lackluster sketches and writing. Despite Sweeney's efforts, the episode failed to deliver strong comedic moments, with many sketches falling flat and failing to capitalize on the host's talents. However, some highlights included originality in certain sketches and standout performances from cast members like Ego Nwodim.
The first Saturday Night Live episode of 2024, hosted by Jacob Elordi, received mixed reviews with some sketches falling flat and Elordi playing similar characters throughout. The episode featured Donald Trump's appearance, a reality dating show parody, an extended cut of a viral interview, and various other sketches, with some strong individual jokes and prurient moments standing out. Despite a weak overall performance, the episode managed to be memorable.
Former SNL cast member Kate McKinnon returned to host the show after 11 years, surprising viewers by bringing back her cat-loving character, Barbara DeDrew, instead of her famous political impressions. McKinnon was joined by Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig, and musical guest Billie Eilish for a night filled with laughs and memorable moments, including a joke swap on Weekend Update and music-themed sketches. The show will return in January 2024 with Jacob Elordi as host and Reneé Rapp as the musical guest.
Billie Eilish made her third appearance on Saturday Night Live, performing her Barbie ballad "What Was I Made For?" and a cover of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas." She also appeared in sketches including "Tampon Farm" and "Whiskers R We," and participated in an ABBA Christmas album commercial. SNL announced that Jacob Elordi will host the Jan. 20 episode with musical performer Reneé Rapp.