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The segment from Walton Goggins' episode was a supersized one with three guests — including A Guy Who Just Walked into a Spiderweb.

You'll never look at hot pink matching "bride tribe" shirts the same after this The Vow-style tale.

The sun is out — and so are the "freaks, crazies, and weirdos" of Central Park in this Season 48 cold open.

The hit mystery series from Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne returns to Peacock May 8 with a packed roster of guest stars.

"Brought to you by America's most popular toilet paper: Chipotle napkins, 'cause Charmin prices be trippin'."

"Hi it's me, Donald 'Jesus' Trump," James Austin Johnson told the April 12 audience as his castmates did their best to stay frozen behind him.

The cast member had the audience going wild with a stand-up set that was (sort of) about the White House Correspondent's Dinner. 

Welcome to the Black Parade (turns out, it's a beach in Jamaica) in this sketch starring the April 5 Host.

According to the hilarious musical number, "reheating nachos" is already over.

There was lots of chair spinning in the latest Please Don't Destroy short starring Shane Gillis.

It was a standout sketch from March 1, 2025 Saturday Night Live Host's Season 49 debut. 

We can't wait to see these two NBC stars together during the fourth hour of TODAY.

Watch the canine comedy unfold in the January 25 episode.

The parody of Arlette Amuli's viral YouTube series saw the return of Chappelle's smooth character, who also popped up in 2022's "House of the Dragon" sketch.

The comedian's fourth time as Host kicked off with the longest monologue in the show's 50-year history. Watch it now.

Pete Davidson and the A Complete Unknown star played a pair of Soundcloud rappers in the viral Season 46 sketch, which got a Season 49 sequel.

SNL's Marcello Hernández made his debut as Domingo on October 12, 2024 and has since become a pop culture sensation.

The Wicked star's Season 50 sketch became an instant phenomenon — and her turn as a terrible singer was standout work. 

"60 employees, seven interns. All going hard in the same space they were working in 15 minutes ago," the parody commercial oh-so-accurately puts it.

The Kel Squad is back — this time featuring Charli XCX — with a "HOT TO GO!" parody that reveals some surprising paternity info.