Andrew Dismukes

Watch the canine comedy unfold in the January 25 episode.

Cast member James Austin Johnson expertly tried to get the Broadway star to break as he stood frozen onstage.

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.

The SNL Five Timer's musical parody was a love letter to the subway's most infamous characters and urban legends.

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

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.

Bill Burr and Kenan Thompson play dads who struggle to open up to their sons in the sweet sketch from November 9.

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

Andy Samberg's Hamilton-style rap and Marcello Hernández's caged shampoo were highlights of "Port Authority Duane Reade."

The comedian's sixth time hosting SNL included a hilarious stand-up set and cameos from Pete Davidson, Senator Tim Kaine, and Kamala Harris herself.

The Beetlejuice Beetlejuice actor was joined by Mikey Day and Andy Samberg dressed in striped suits and green wigs.

The October 12 Host played a boy whose singing voice came with too much sacrifice in the sketch co-starring SNL alums.

The singer and Wicked actress hosts for her second time on October 12, 2024, with Musical Guest Stevie Nicks.

Things got messy for the SNL cast member during Nate Bergatze's October 5 episode.

Maya Rudolph, Dana Carvey, Andy Samberg, and Jim Gaffigan starred in SNL Season 50's cold open.

Watch the new Season 50 cast members and returning players on Saturday at 11:30/10:30c on NBC and Peacock. 

The Kansas City Chiefs star and his brother and New Heights co-host put their arms to work in the fake ad for a very niche charity. 

The "Apple" singer performed a sweet duet with Oscar Isaac in Sarah Sherman's pretaped oddity.