A grandmotherly neighbor tries to repay a boy for his kindness in this holiday tale from McCarthy's December 6 episode.
The Five-Timer became a six-timer with an episode that proved the actress can still play a wonderful weirdo like no one else.
McCarthy brings a new lineup of hilariously daffy characters to a mixed bag of sketches on SNL, with some of the season's ...
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"Saturday Night Live” kicked off with a cold open starring Colin Jost as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivering a ...
The spirit of Christmas has taken over 30 Rock, and this week's Saturday Night Live host, Melissa McCarthy, joined in with a ...
Tim Meadows was once the longest-serving cast member on Saturday Night Live. These days, he’s subtly stealing scenes as the ...
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Dear SNL: Stop Opening Every Episode With A Trump Sketch
SNL has been beating a dead horse by opening every episode with a Donald Trump monologue — here's why we need a break.
The two-time Oscar nominee served as one of the final hosts of 'SNL' in 2025, with Josh O'Connor and Ariana Grande slated to lead the next finale two episodes of the year.
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Melissa McCarthy Reigns Over ‘SNL' With Off-Kilter Characters In Season 51's Best Episode Yet
In what has been a largely uneven Saturday Night Live season (shakily written sketches, over-reliance on cameo appearances ...
“Pretend I’m a random fishing boat and fire away,” Colin Jost’s Pete Hegseth told reporters in Saturday's SNL sketch.
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