Madness, it was March Mayhem last week on Saturday Night Live. Following SNL50: The Anniversary Special, Season 50 returned with two back-to-back new episodes of SNL. On March 1, comedian Shane Gillis returned to host — his second time in just over a year — and the following week,

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“SNL” showrunner Lorne Michaels has said that firing Gillis was not his choice and he was “angry” with NBC’s decision. All hard feelings were buried when Gillis made his official Studio 8H debut last year, hosting the February 25, 2024 episode.

Saturday Night Live’s 50th season continues with a new episode on Saturday, March 8. Lady Gaga will serve as both host and musical guest during the live show. The performance comes one day after the singer released her new album “Mayhem” on Friday, March 7.

Now that he’s hosted Saturday Night Live twice, it’s harder to assume that had he kept his featured-player spot back in Season 45, he would have become the Jeff Richards of the 2020s, an odd bro out in an eclectic ensemble.

The first episode of Netflix’s new live talk show Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney recently dropped on the platform, Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night is now available to stream, and a triad of documentaries — SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night,