Saturday Night Live season 50 is already off to an entertaining start.The legendary NBC sketch show announced its first five show dates, hosts, and musical guests ahead of the season premiere on Sept.

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Saturday Night Live has revealed their first five list of hosts and musical guests for their 50th season.

As SNL approaches the fall premiere of its historic 50th season, a new set of comedians will be embracing the challenges of their own debut season. The newbies in question are former Groundlings member Ashley Padilla, stand-up alum Emil Wakim, and TikToker Jane Wickline.

“Saturday Night Live” will launch its milestone 50th season on Sept. 28 with Jean Smart hosting for the first time. The six-time Emmy Award winner just won her third Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on “Hacks,” streaming on Max.

Asked if he’s more concerned about being politically correct now than when the show started in 1975, Michaels reflected on The Shane Gillis Incident as an example. “We had a bad time when I added Shane Gillis to the cast [in 2019].

Spread the loveGet ready for a wild ride as “Saturday Night Live” gears up for its 50th season, promising a mix of familiar faces, fresh talent, and a dash of the unexpected. While details are still under wraps,

Live doesn’t need to find a behind-the-scenes successor just yet. Lorne Michaels, who created SNL and has overseen its creative trajectory since the show’s 1975 debut, has confirmed he plans to stay at the sketch series beyond its upcoming 50th season — a milestone he previously said would be his swan song.

The Beetlejuice Beetlejuice star will coincide his hosting gig with his new dramedy, Goodrich, which opens the same week.