Join Brad Oman (Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and a non-tanned Ben Konowitz as they discuss Timothée Chalamet's third hosting appearance and first-ever musical guest performance on Saturday Night Live. This is the final episode before the show's historic 50th Anniversary Special.

This week, the trio examines how the "Wonka" and "Dune: Part Two" star made SNL history as the first non-professional singer in 30 years to perform double duty. From Lin-Manuel Miranda's surprise appearance in the Founding Fathers Cold Open to Chalamet's self-deprecating monologue about losing awards (which includes a special fake trophy presentation to Kenan Thompson), they'll count down every sketch from worst to best.

Our hosts dive into standout sketches, including a chaotic bungee exercise class, an uncomfortably funny barista training session, and a dog park sketch in which the entire cast embraces their inner canines. They'll also break down Weekend Update's packed segment, which features Ego Nwodim as a concerned businesswoman and Andrew Dismukes with his puppet dad, and discuss how an SNL animated short gave Chalamet the chance to play God Himself.

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Join Brad Oman (Slashfilm.com) and Nate Loucks (minus a Florida-bound Ben Konowitz) as they break down Dave Chappelle's fourth SNL hosting appearance in the first episode of 2025.

This week, the dynamic duo analyzes Chappelle's historic monologue - the longest in SNL history - where he tackles everything from the upcoming presidential inauguration to current events, delivered with his signature sharp wit and social commentary. They'll dissect every sketch from worst to best, including the star-studded MSNBC cold open featuring James Austin Johnson's Trump (shocking, we know!) and Bowen Yang's George Santos (always a welcome return!), the return of "Immigrant Dad Talk Show" with Marcello Hernandez, and the dating show parody "Pop The Balloon" featuring musical guest GloRilla.

Brad and Nate dive deep into Weekend Update's packed segment, which features Michael Longfellow discussing TikTok's shutdown and Sarah Sherman's scene-stealing Nosferatu impression.

Get ready for an in-depth analysis of SNL's first episode of the new year - now with 33% fewer podcast hosts!

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Join Brad Oman (of Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they unwrap SNL's star-studded Christmas episode featuring Martin Short joining the prestigious Five-Timers Club.

This week, the hosts break down an episode packed with holiday cheer and celebrity cameos, starting with a historic cold open that saw Short receiving his Five-Timers jacket from fellow club members, including Tom Hanks, Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, and more. The trio analyzes how the "Only Murders in the Building" star brought his signature theatrical energy to sketches like "Christmas Airport Parade" (featuring Tom Hanks as Sully) and a chaotic "Peanuts Christmas" rehearsal.

From Short's musical monologue to Weekend Update's year-end joke swap tradition (complete with a surprise appearance by Scarlett Johansson), the hosts count down every sketch from worst to best.

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