Teller returns for his second hosting gig, after last hosting the Season 48 premiere in 2022. That episode featured guest appearances by Jon Hamm and Shaun White, while Kendrick Lamar performed as Musical Guest. He stars in the upcoming fantasy romcom Eternity with Elizabeth Olsen and Callum Turner.

Hosting this week's episode of SNL is actor Miles Teller. This will mark Teller's second time hosting the popular sketch series after hosting the Season 48 premiere in 2022 with musical guest Kendrick Lamar.

The debate featured Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani (Ramy Youssef), the independent Andrew Cuomo (Miles Teller) and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa, played by surprise guest Shane Gillis. Kenan Thompson hosted the debate, asking the candidates questions such as their favorite bagel order, why they wanted to be mayor and more.

Don't worry. "Saturday Night Live" will return to late-night television screens on Nov. 1. Here's who the next host and musical guest are.

The Property Brothers helped Donald Trump renovate the White House (in a big way) this week on SNL - watch video.

Next week! Miles Teller hosts the next new episode of SNL on November 1, 2025, with musical guest Brandi Carlile. We also know the hosts for the following two episodes: If you have a valid cable login, you can watch SNL live on NBC, the NBC app, or NBC.com.

A "Property Brothers"-themed sketch on "SNL" spoofed President Donald Trump's demolition of the East Wing of the White House to build a ballroom.

The 37-year-old comedian was asked on the Death, Sex, and Money podcast why she decided to leave the show after seven seasons. “My mom says go where there’s peace,” Nwodim revealed.

A recap of 'SNL's Weekend Update, with Michael Che addressing the SNAP cutoff, Bowen Yang as a Louvre-robbing George Santos and MVP Ashley Padilla.

Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update delivered a shockwave with Colin Jost's controversial Donald Trump Halloween joke, referencing Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' and child abuse allegations. The edgy commentary,