Lorne Michaels Videos

Colin Jost shares how grueling it was to work six Saturday Night Live episodes in a row, talks about how strange it feels to not go out after taping the show and dishes on married life with Scarlett Johansson.

Annie Mumolo goes through the photo journal she has kept during the pandemic and shares her experience working with Kristen Wiig in Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar.

Will Forte explains how he is preparing for fatherhood, shares his experience adopting a dog during the pandemic and reveals his upcoming wedding plans.

Allison Janney shares her experience doing a virtual press tour, explains the process of filming her show Mom during the COVID-19 pandemic and compares herself to her Breaking News In Yuba County character.

Bill Burr talks about cheering on Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the Super Bowl, describes his experience participating in The Mandalorian and sets up his upcoming documentary Patrice O'Neal: Killing Is Easy.

Justin Hartley talks about the perils of teaching his teenager how to drive and filming This Is Us during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Michelle Pfeiffer talks about developing a nose for fragrance while running her company Henry Rose, explains why she was scared to take on her role in French Exit and shares her love of cats.

Thomas Middleditch shares how the pandemic led to his obsession with Twitch, talks about his role on B Positive and dishes on his Canadian theater background.

Saturday Night Live wrote opening credits songs for some iconic TV shows, including ‘Bridgerton,’ ‘Queen’s Gambit,’ ‘Stranger Things’, ‘The Office’, ‘Mandalorian’, and ‘Sex And the City’.

Last night's episode of Saturday Night Live was hosted by Kristen Wiig. In her monologue, Wiig sang a 2020-themed version of My Favorite Things from The Sound of Music.

Saturday Night Live took on The Bachelor in a new hilarious sketch, featuring Adele!

Saturday Night Live returned last night with another iconic political Cold Open, this time taking on the final presidential debate.

The cast and crew of “Saturday Night Live” returned this month to kick off the 46th season of the weekly sketch comedy program, with Lorne Michaels at the helm. In this week’s Sunday Sitdown, Michaels, the show’s creator and executive producer, talks with Willie Geist in Studio 8H about keeping the staff safe during the coronavirus pandemic and how they wade through a week of news that could upend their material at the last minute.

This weekend's episode of Saturday Night Live included one of their ever-iconic political cold open sketches, once again.

Last night's Cold Open tackled the vice presidential debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris.  In the sketch, Susan Page (Kate McKinnon) moderates a debate between Senator Harris (Maya Rudolph) and Vice President Pence (Beck Bennett), which features the fly that landed on Pence's head during the real debate.

Last night, the show did a spoof of The Drew Barrymore Show, and referenced the controversy surrounding The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Following last night's Weekend Update, the camera flashed to a shot of the audience, where McKinnon was sitting in her Ginsburg costume, hand over her heart, and looking up. Then a card appeared, featuring elements of McKinnon’s costume, including her lace collar and glasses, and the words, “Rest in Power.”

Saturday Night Live has officially returned for its new season, the first in front of a live audience since the start of the pandemic. Last night, the show's cold open tackled the presidential debate that was held on Tuesday.

The feature-length film examines the too-short life of the once-in-a-generation talent John Belushi, who captured the hearts and funny bones of devoted audiences.

Melissa entertains Conan with her impressions of Lin-Manuel Miranda, John Mulaney, and Owen Wilson. PLUS: How shea??s continuing to perform stand-up during the pandemic.