“Saturday Night Live” is gearing up for Season 52. The series has seen some big-name exits in recent months: Chloe Fineman, and Martin Herlihy will not be returning. Meanwhile, two new cast members will be joining the show: New York-based comedian Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter (who previously starred in Tim Robinson’s “The Chair Company” on HBO).
When will Season 52 debut? Who will be the first host and musical guest? Keep reading to get the full rundown, and don’t forget to drop a comment to let us know what you think about the upcoming season so far!
Is there a new episode of SNL tonight?
There will be no new “Saturday Night Live” episode tonight. The show’s last season ended earlier in the year with the May 16 episode, which saw Will Ferrell return for his sixth hosting gig.
“SNL” will return for its 52nd season next week.
When does SNL return?
“Saturday Night Live” (arguably the greatest sketch comedy show of all time) will make its return next week. The debut episode will air on Saturday, September 26 and will feature a first-time host and NBA champion to help kick things off.
Who is the SNL host and musical guest for the next live show?
New York royalty Jalen Brunson is going to usher in “SNL” Season 52. The Knicks star captain will be the season’s first host, joined by musical guest KATSEYE. Like Brunson, this will be the LA-based band’s debut performance on the show.
What time does SNL start?
“Saturday Night Live” airs its new episodes at 11:30 p.m. ET/10:30 p.m. CT/8:30 p.m. PT. If fans miss the live broadcast or are away from the TV, they got other options (as we’ll explain below).
Where can I watch SNL?
Fans can tune in to the new season when it debuts on NBC. For those who prefer watching their favorite shows on streaming platforms, “SNL” also streams live on Peacock alongside the NBC broadcast.
The latest episodes are uploaded on Peacock in full on Sunday mornings following their debut.
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