Josh O’Connor hosted ‘SNL,’ but Ashley Padilla ran away with the episode
The sophomore star’s legend grows. It’s past time for Lorne Michaels to promote her from featured status.
The sophomore standout had to overcome a confusing Lorne Michaels moment and the chaos of ‘SNL50.’
One guy only got a single season on the show. The other never made it past the interview. Their recent success should give them another shot.
Ashley Padilla steps up, the revamped cast takes shape — but Lorne Michaels has work to do.
It’s time for some favorites to return. And for some folks to make us miss them.
Who do we want to see back next season? And who should never host again?
Where did your favorite host wind up on the ‘Deep SNL Thoughts’ chart?
Which former hosts need to return in 2024? (And which hosts need to get lost?)
With the writers on strike, 'SNL' Season 48 appears to come to an end.
With the era of celebrity cameos over, ‘SNL’ has found new life. PLUS: ‘Secret Invasion’ begins with a new trailer, ‘White House Plumbers’ looks awesome, and is ‘Ted Lasso’ boring now?
Was Lorne Michaels' love of celebrity guests worth it? PLUS: Gunn and Safran burn down the DCEU, Cody returns in new 'Bad Batch' trailer, Matt Lucas leaves 'Great British Bake Off.'
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