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We’ve wondered for a few weeks now if SNL would appoint one or two hosts to finish out Season 41 beyond Room star Brie Larson’s turn this weekend, and the Views are officially in. Not only will Drake host the penultimate hour, SNL great Fred Armisen will lead the season finale.

This weekend, the whole world was mourning the loss of musical icon Prince.  Saturday Night Live even dumped their original plans for this weekend's episode and opted to memorialize the fallen idol with memorable musical performances and sketches starring the amazing Prince.  It's a must-see for Prince fans and/or SNL fans, and was much better than the presumed rerun they had scheduled to air.  Wh

SNL has had only a moderate April, between hosts Peter Dinklage, Russell Crowe and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, but fans can easily agree on at least one gem: “Space Pants.” Were there further need to settle the debate, SNL has obliged with full-length rendition of the interstellar track, Gwen Stefani and all.

This weekend, Julia Louis-Dreyfus returned for the third time to host Saturday Night Live!  While most people likely know Dreyfus best as Elaine Benice from TV's Seinfeld, she actually is also an alumni from SNL's "dark ages" of the early 1980s during the few years Lorne Michaels was not producing the show.  The episode wasn't great, but I enjoyed her comedic ability.  Nick Jonas got in

As Saturday Night Live's fortieth season begins to wind down, Russell Crowe and musical guest Margo Price delivered what I thought was a somewhat disappointing episode.

This weekend Peter Dinklage hosted a pretty solid episode of "Saturday Night Live" in my opinion.  Musical guest Gwen Stefani was the musical guest and even joined in on the fun during one of the sketches.  It was so absurd and goofy that I can't help but laugh every time I see it!  Watch Peter Dinklage and Gwen Stefani collaborate on my new favorite song, "Space Pants," below!

No, seriously...  She did a GREAT job!

I'll be honest, Saturday Night Live this weekend with host Jonah Hill and musical guest Future was pretty weak.  But even the worst episodes of SNL have something positive worth laughing at.  This week it was Jay Pharoah and his impersonation of every black comedian having a secret meeting at Eddie Murphy's house.  And honestly, it's not the FUNNIEST thing I've ever seen, but these impressions are

SNL set a pretty high bar for the rest of Season 41 with Larry David’s hosting debut this past weekend, but will Melissa McCarthy prove so reliable with Kanye West, given all the controversy of late? Get a taste by the first promos as McCarthy gets her nails done with Vanessa Bayer.

Welp, with MadTV old enough to celebrate a 20-year anniversary (and otherwise off the air to boot), it was only a matter of time SNL found itself with a little Saturday night competition. Still - gasp! - former SNL dream team The Lonely Island will lead the charge of FOX’s new sketch comedy rival, Party Over Here.

Oh, what fortuitous timing be this. Just days before February, SNL has set its second host of the 2016 month behind Larry David, as Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon’s fellow Ghostbuster Melissa McCarthy will return to take the stage, with none other than Kanye West bringing up the rear.

While I had high expectations for this weekend's episode, especially with a host like Ronda Rousey and musical guest Selena Gomez, I thought this weekend's Saturday Night Livewas maybe the worst episode this season.  I don't blame Ronda, she seemed like a good sport (although I did notice she seemed nervous at points and talked abnormally fast), but the writing was mostly a miss with me.  There we