It’s almost easier to tell you who isn’t leaving Saturday Night Live at this point than who is. Chris Redd is the latest cast member to say goodbye to NBC’s late-night sketch comedy institution, exiting the show after five seasons, TVLine has learned. “Being a part of SNL has been the experience of

Rapper Lil Nas X made his Saturday Night Live “debut” this week (by way of Chris Redd) in a cold open that also featured Britney Spears, cancelled Looney Tunes character Pepé Le Pew and disgraced Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz. Because why not. It was all part of Oops, You Did It Again, a recurring

Don Johnson, SNL‘s Chris Redd and Single Parents‘ Kimrie Lewis have all boarded the latest incarnation of Kenan Thompson’s eponymous NBC comedy. Written by Jackie Clarke (Superstore) and David Caspe (Happy Endings), the single-camera Kenan stars SNL vet Thompson as the recently widowed host of

Saturday Night Live Season 45 has now come to an end with a virtually produced finale that aired on Saturday, May 9. The episode marked the third SNL At Home edition to air after in-studio production was suspended as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and resulting shutdowns. The finale featured

Saturday Night Live will air its Season 45 finale on Saturday, May 9, the show confirmed on its official social media pages. It will mark the third digitally produced SNL at Home episode to air since the coronavirus pandemic led to the series shutting down in-studio production. Saturday Night Live