Marcello Hernández

The dual-language sketch was the first of Musical Guest Bad Bunny's two funny appearances during Scarlett Johansson's May 17 finale.

Ego Nwodim pulled up to the desk with more food-focused standup, while Host Scarlett Johansson got a joke swap apology from Michael Che.

The SNL alum shared that her daughter wore a "fabulous pink dress" from cast member Marcello Hernández and his mom.

James Austin Johnson's impression was stronger than ever in the kickoff to Quinta Brunson's May 3 episode. 

The "Espresso" singer and the May 3 Host sang about the great view from where they stand: "Door handles, window sills /Toddlers' eyes, people's crotches / And Jeremy Allen White!"

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

It was great to see Alex Moffat and Beck Bennett back as Eric Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the April 12 pretaped sketch.

The SNL alum helped recreate the real March 6 meeting between the president, Cabinet members, and the tech billionaire.

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

Watch the canine comedy unfold in the January 25 episode.

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

"Let's a-go," the red-capped hero (Pedro Pascal) tells Princess Peach (Chloe Fineman) in the Emmy-nominated sketch.

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

The SNL alums and Fly on the Wall podcast co-hosts teamed up as the Church Chat host and Hunter Biden, respectively.

If you've had Domingo's infectious rendition of Carpenter's "Espresso" stuck in your head — you're not alone.

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

The "360" singer slayed her first time as Host in the 2024 Thanksgiving episode.

The stand-up comic paid homage to his Massachusetts roots in the November 9 commercial parody.

The actor and stand-up comedian's episode included an ode to "Bald Guys" and a Buffalo Wild Wings commercial.

The awkward "Espresso" parody has gone viral since the Wicked star hosted SNL on October 12.