For all the compliments Glaser received for her SNL hosting debut, she also was met with backlash from some viewers over jokes featured in her opening monologue. She opened her nine-minute monologue by describing New York City as “ [Jeffrey] Epstein ‘s original island” before poking fun at pedophilia and sexual assault.

Glen Powell and Olivia Dean. Both will be headlining SNL for the first time, though Powell made a cameo appearance when his Anyone But You costar Sydney Sweeney hosted in Season 49. He stars in the upcoming film Running Man and the show Chad Powers, while Dean hit it big with her smash, "Man I Need."

"Saturday Night Live" is set to air its fifth episode of Season 51 this weekend, as a Cincinnati native is set to make her hosting debut.

President Trump (James Austin Johnson) used a man's collapse in the Oval Office as an excuse to give a monologue in tonight's "SNL" cold open.

Supposedly, Saturday Night Live hasn’t particularly intended to favor stand-up comedians when casting the show in recent years; Lorne Michaels has said (and I’m sure I’ve repeated here) that there was a influx of stand-ups auditioning because of the pandemic,

SNL Oval Office cold open recreates the November 6 collapse and turns it into a riff on shutdowns, prices, and elections, drawing both praise and backlash.

While no sketch goes perfectly, the way SNL is editing its episodes once they hit online feels like the show's cutting out part of its soul.