"Saturday Night Live" Fans Left Waiting: No New Episodes Tonight
As November draws to a close, fans of the iconic late-night sketch comedy show are being left disappointed. With no new episodes airing tonight (November 22), viewers will have to look elsewhere for their fix of "SNL."
Instead, NBC has opted to broadcast a college football game featuring the Washington Huskies vs. UCLA, which kicks off at 10:15 a.m. ET and won't conclude until 1:30 a.m. ET.
So when can fans expect new episodes of "SNL" again? The show is set to return with host Melissa McCarthy on December 6, followed by appearances from Josh O'Connor and Ariana Grande in the weeks that follow.
For those eager to stay up-to-date on all things "SNL," there's also a brand-new documentary titled "Downey Wrote That" available now on Peacock. This delightful doc explores the life of late-night writer and producer Jim Downey, who is best known for his work behind the scenes on the show.
For those looking to watch new episodes or revisit classic seasons, both NBC and Peacock offer a range of options. With 51 seasons currently available to stream, there's never been a better time to catch up with your favorite cast members and hilarious sketches.
Of course, some fans may be disappointed that "SNL" isn't airing on Hulu next week, as the platform doesn't currently offer same-day streaming of new episodes.
As November draws to a close, fans of the iconic late-night sketch comedy show are being left disappointed. With no new episodes airing tonight (November 22), viewers will have to look elsewhere for their fix of "SNL."
Instead, NBC has opted to broadcast a college football game featuring the Washington Huskies vs. UCLA, which kicks off at 10:15 a.m. ET and won't conclude until 1:30 a.m. ET.
So when can fans expect new episodes of "SNL" again? The show is set to return with host Melissa McCarthy on December 6, followed by appearances from Josh O'Connor and Ariana Grande in the weeks that follow.
For those eager to stay up-to-date on all things "SNL," there's also a brand-new documentary titled "Downey Wrote That" available now on Peacock. This delightful doc explores the life of late-night writer and producer Jim Downey, who is best known for his work behind the scenes on the show.
For those looking to watch new episodes or revisit classic seasons, both NBC and Peacock offer a range of options. With 51 seasons currently available to stream, there's never been a better time to catch up with your favorite cast members and hilarious sketches.
Of course, some fans may be disappointed that "SNL" isn't airing on Hulu next week, as the platform doesn't currently offer same-day streaming of new episodes.