Alec Baldwin is returning to play President Trump for the show’s 44th season, with only one new cast member coming aboard the stalling sketch revue.
In its first cold open of the season, the show cast Matt Damon to play the Supreme Court nominee as a raging and whining teenager. But the sketch rang hollow in some ways.
Why are the cold open and the monologue consistently the weakest parts of each episode?
Amid extraordinary national uncertainty, the show’s season premiere offered up normalcy. It should have torn up the rule book.
Television’s jokers—from Saturday Night Live to Stephen Colbert—have long helped viewers make sense of horrific news.
America’s top drag queen hosted a series of surprisingly un-fabulous sketches.
The Saturday Night Live player has snuck a lesbian tradition onto network television in her brilliant impersonation of the tween idol.
After a 35-year absence, one of the show’s most venerated performers had a delightful homecoming as host.
The actress made a surprise appearance as the White House press secretary.