Saturday Night Live

'SNL' is on, but you may have seen this episode already.

Coldplay will serve as musical guests on "Saturday Night Live."

Newsweek chatted with a few "SNL" favorites about 45 years of the show, and—as expected—some of their responses were hilarious.

'Saturday Night Live' started off with a cold open sketch that returned to mocking President Donald Trump, this time by lampooning what might happen if a host of figures showed up at one of the president's rallies.

Chance the Rapper will also serve as the musical guest on "SNL."

Dr. David Shulkin has written in a new book about his time amid the "toxic, chaotic, and subversive" environment of the Trump administration.

It is, but you may have seen this episode already.

NBC's long-running comedy series "Saturday Night Live" poked fun at Vice President Mike Pence and several other members of the Trump administration in its cold open last night.

Taylor Swift will perform on "SNL."

Billie Eilish will perform for the first time on the show.

Chris Redd and Heidi Gardner, who joined 'SNL' as featured players, were just promoted to the regular cast.

The comedian mocked Chinese accents in an episode of his podcast last year.

The 45th season of the legendary sketch comedy series premieres September 28.

Leslie Jones leaving "Saturday Night Live" is a tragedy. Here are the sketches that prove why she was basically an "SNL" VIP.

Mike Myers has played characters such as Shrek, Austin Powers and Wayne Campbell.

Actor Paul Rudd impersonated Pete Buttigieg in a skit.

The show's cold open brought together Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong and Beck Bennett to riff on the seemingly blind loyalty of congressional Republicans.

"But I was also 21 and unprepared to be there as a performer."

"I love creating characters, and Netflix has given me a fantastic playground to play in."

Stone and the ladies of "SNL" are camping out on the studio stage as they wait for BTS to arrive.

"Am I still allowed to do that gorgeous lift at the end of "Dirty Dancing"?

President Donald Trump once again used his Sunday morning to rail against "no talent" Saturday Night Live, but this time called on the FCC to investigate the skit comedy program for "collusion" despite the episode being a re-run.

The comedian discussed the R. Kelly accusations as well as the church.

"Of course, the first time I testified was also under oath. But this time, I like really mean it," fake Cohen said.

"Wall works. Wall makes us safe," the fake Trump explained.

"That wasn't a question, I was saying that to the president. Pardon me!" Martin's Stone appealed.

During his set, Davidson said the comedian tried to get him fired when he hosted 'Saturday Night Live' in April 2017, months before several female comedians accused him of sexual misconduct.

Kelly gave an update on Davidson following the 'SNL' comedian's alarming Instagram post.

U.S. Representative-elect Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) said the First Amendment "is the backbone of American exceptionalism."

SNL came out swinging this weekend with a cold open about Eric Trump receiving an unexpected visit from Robert Mueller, portrayed by Robert DeNiro.