NBC’s Saturday Night Live is still on hiatus, but we now know the next two hosts of the iconic late-night franchise.
The first episode after the break will be helmed by a first-timer as Heated Rivalry standout Connor Storrie makes his SNL debut. The rising star will be joined by musical guest Mumford and Sons.
The second episode features the return of three-time host Ryan Gosling! The star of the upcoming sci-fi adventure film Project Hail Mary will be hosting for the first time since 2024, where he and Mikey Day debuted their viral “Beavis and Butt-Head” sketch (written by Day and Streeter Seidell). Gosling will be joined by musical guest Gorillaz.
When exactly does Saturday Night Live return with new episodes? Here’s everything you need to know.
Is Saturday Night Live on Tonight (February 21)?
Nope. NBC is airing coverage of the Winter Olympics tonight, but SNL will soon return with new episodes! When exactly? I’m so glad you asked…
When Will The Next New Episode of Saturday Night Live Air on NBC?
Saturday Night Live returns on February 28 with host Connor Storrie (Heated Rivalry) and musical guest Mumford and Sons.
NBC also announced that Ryan Gosling will return to host the March 7 episode, with musical guest Gorillaz.
How To Watch SNL Online and On TV:
If you have a valid cable login, you can watch SNL live on NBC, the NBC app, or NBC.com.
You can also stream new episodes of Saturday Night Live via Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, DIRECTV, Peacock, or Sling TV (in select markets). YouTube TV, DIRECTV, and Hulu + Live TV offer free trials for new subscribers.
Is SNL on Peacock?
Yes! You can stream new episodes of SNL live or on demand on Peacock. The upcoming Connor Storrie episode will be available to watch on demand on Peacock beginning Sunday, March 1.
All 51 seasons of the show are available on the streamer.
Is Saturday Night Live On Hulu?
Nope. While you can watch the show live or on demand via Hulu + Live TV, SNL isn’t available for next-day streaming on the platform.