It is still October, but Saturday Night Live is not waiting to announce who will be hosting the show next month.
Miles Teller starts it off on November 1st with Brandi Carlile. The following week belongs to Nikki Glaser and Sombr. And the month (November 15th) does not end on a somber note with Glen Powell and Olivia Dean.
I can’t wait to see what Powell does with his hosting duties. He better be a good son and make sure his parents are there to “support” him.
Over the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has announced who is leaving and who will be replacing them. And it looks like they have finally set all of the Not Ready for Primetime Players for season 51.
Now, it is time for them to start announcing who will be spending a week with them to host, perform, or do both on the NBC Variety show.
Bad Bunny starts things off on October 4th by hosting for the second time. However, unlike when he hosted during season 49, he will not be performing this time. That title will go to Doja Cat, who is making her SNL debut.
She is not the only one doing that this season. Role Model makes his musical performance debut on the 11th. He will be accompanying Amy Poehler, who is hosting for a third time.
Then on the 18th, Sabrina Carpenter will need a lot of Espresso because she goes from doing cameos to hosting for the first time and performing for the second (not including the special).
Which host/musical performer are you most looking forward to seeing the most?
During the last season of Saturday Night Live, Ego Nwodim made a name for herself when the entire audience screamed out shit during a bit she did during Weekend Update.
After they did that, she declared that her boss, Lorne Michaels, was going to fire them because of what they said. But did he fire her instead, even though he was supportive of her at the time?
Today, the Not-Ready-For-Primetime-Player announced that she is ready for primetime. She wrote: “The hardest part of a great party is knowing when to say goodnight. But after seven unforgettable seasons, I have decided to leave SNL. I am immensely grateful to Lorne for the opportunity, to my castmates, the writers, and the crew for their brilliance, support, and friendship. Week after week on that stage taught me more than I could have ever imagined, and I will carry those memories (and that laughter) with me always now invite me to your weddings please!!!”
She joins Heidi Gardner, Michael Longfellow, Devon Walker, and Emil Wakim, who are also not returning for season 51 of the live variety show.
I have a feeling that this is not the last time we hear from her. She will be fine because she is the shit!
BTW Has anyone heard from Mikey Day? Because looking at that season 50 cast photo, it seems to be that he might be next?
Last week, Lorne Michaels said that Saturday Night Live was going to go through some casting changes, and he was not kidding.
So far this week, Devon Walker, Emil Wakim, and Michael Longfellow have announced that they will not be back. Personally, I didn’t care because I didn’t know who they were.
However, today, there was one more name added to the list, and it is one I have heard of. Heidi Gardner will not be back for her ninth season, according to Vulture.
We don’t have to worry about her because she is very busy with Shrinking and Homes.com commercials.
In honor of her leaving, let’s watch and laugh with her as she breaks in that infamous Beavis and Butt-Head skit.
Seth Meyers takes questions from the audience during tapings of Late Night, and a woman wanted to know what was the favorite joke he told from his time on Saturday Night Live.
He did not answer that question. Instead, he told her about “the joke that bombed the hardest during dress [rehearsal].”
What is it? He put his head down in shame and said, “A man in Washington state was arrested for animal cruelty after he was caught having sex with the family dog. Even worse, it was makeup sex.” And then he giggled in his cute little way as the audience moaned.
“The thing I always love about it is how you all groaned at the end,” he explained. “But you kind of like waiting after. After ‘sex with the family dog’, let’s hear him out. We don’t know his reasons yet.”
This was his worst joke, but it was not his only one. His co-anchor, Amy Poehler, would try to tell him not to do certain jokes. He didn’t listen, told them, the audience hated them, and then she would say, “I told you so.”
I would love to know what some of them were. Someone should write a book or release the videos from dress telling or showing all the awful things that didn’t make it all the way to Saturday Night Live, they can call it Saturday Night Dead.
