Oh, so that’s why this week’s Saturday Night Live was underwhelming! All the show needed was a flavoricious punch of Donkey Sauce, expertly delivered by Bobby Moynihan’s cackling take on Guy Fieri; see this cut sketch from dress rehearsal for proof.
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#jeremy renner #snl #guy fieri #bobby moynihan #saturday night live #nbc #food networkThe sketch show’s trio of new featured players are all veterans of the Chicago improv scene. Welcome, ladies and gentleman!
Chloë Grace Moretz has never hosted Saturday Night Live in America, but she was the first American to appear on SNL’s Korean version — and she did so speaking only in Korean.
Good news for fans who think Nasim Pedrad’s been sidelined on SNL this season: She’s been cast in John Mulaney’s NBC pilot. Lorne Michaels is executive producing; Martin Short and Eliott Gould have also been cast.
Dave Grohl and Win Butler are about to get hip-shaking, strutting lessons from the best in the biz. EW can exclusively reveal that the Foo Fighters and Arcade Fire will join Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger on Saturday Night Live on May 19.
Set your DVRs to “stun.”
Okay, you can call it a comeback: Norm MacDonald is starring in a new Comedy Central series, Sports Show with Norm MacDonald, which will premiere in April. That got us thinking about other former SNL stars who could use a career boost right about now—your Ana Gasteyers, your Maya Rudlophs, your Darrell Hammonds.
Tell us: Which Saturday Night Live stars from the ’90s (or otherwise) would you like to see back in the spotlight?
Ariana Grande hosts and performs on Saturday Night Live (March 12, 2016)
Ariana Grande hit all the right notes on SNL, but was she the best host of the season (so far)? Vote here!
Working with Osmany Rodriguez as part of the SNL directing duo Matt and Oz, Villines was responsible for helming some of the most memorable digital shorts, including “(Do It In My) Twin Bed,” “Sad Mouse,” and “A Thanksgiving Miracle.”
A new (re)generation
Iconic sci-fi franchise ‘Doctor Who’ is kicking off a new era, as Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor takes control of the TARDIS. Read EW’s latest cover story.
