Which cast members dominated the first week of Season 52? Find out as we explore this week's SNL numbers!

Watch: Seth Meyers made his "Weekend Update" debut alongside Amy Poehler on this date in 2006, beginning a record run behind the desk that would eventually lead him to 'Late Night.'

There was an upside and a downside to the ratings for Jimmy Fallon’s record-late 12:56 a.m. Sunday start.

As Jon Schneider writes, there were flashes of a young Jason Sudeikis in Ben Marshall’s Season 52 premiere.

Jimmy Kimmel’s Brooklyn guest list is changing again, with Audrey Hobert stepping in for De La Soul as Wednesday night’s musical guest.

Bill Carter gets a close-up look at Jimmy Kimmel’s Brooklyn return—and finds a version of late night that defies conventional wisdom.

With Jimmy Kimmel and ABC said to be deep in contract talks, Howard Stern used his Tuesday night appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to publicly warn the network against letting him go.

Guillermo Rodriguez hit a personal best on 'Dancing With the Stars' Week 3 with a foxtrot, a coconut bikini top, and a message for the people.

Jalen Brunson’s SNL debut scored among adults 18-49, netting a larger audience in the key demo than all but one episode last season.

Jimmy Kimmel would like it known that, yes, he really is friends with Jimmy Fallon—even if Howard Stern remains deeply suspicious.

Jeremy Culhane topped the cast, Jalen Brunson logged an above-average debut, and two new featured players joined the mix—here’s how screen time shook out in SNL’s Season 52 premiere.

SNL UK has filled out the rest of its fall schedule.

This week on LateNighter’s Inside Late Night podcast, Jena Friedman talks working for Letterman and Jon Stewart, the Conan appearances that led to job offers, the Colbert appearance that led to death threats, and her new off-Broadway show.

Bill Carter writes: Four months after taking over Stephen Colbert’s 11:35 p.m. time slot, Byron Allen’s 'Comics Unleashed' is getting something 'The Late Show' never got during Colbert’s decade on CBS: a two-hour prime-time anniversary special.

Zohran Mamdani kicked off Jimmy Kimmel’s week in Brooklyn by talking about his texts with the president and why he wasn’t willing to risk the relationship by sending Trump a selfie with Kimmel.

Matt Damon found a new way into Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue Monday night—and this time Kimmel’s family was in on it.

Our roundtable podcast discussing the most important SNL moments of the week is available now!

For all the uncertainty surrounding the future of late-night television, Seth Meyers seems pretty certain about where he’d like to be five years from now: right where he is.

After mocking Donald Trump on 'Real Time' while also giving him some credit on crime, Bill Maher got a mixed verdict of his own Monday: Trump ripped his ratings but insisted, “in actuality, I like him.”

Michael Che’s third Netflix stand-up special, Shot in Minnesota, premieres October 13—and the first look finds him taking aim at Colin Jost’s marriage to Scarlett Johansson.

Jon Stewart and Jordan Klepper split 'The Daily Show' desk this week, with Evan Gershkovich, Marlon James, CMAT, and John Wilson set to guest.

Late night remains in full swing this week, with one show going bigger than usual and another getting a rare primetime showcase. Here’s who’s on and off the week of September 28, 2026.

Jimmy Fallon’s first post-NFL Sunday Tonight Show of the season didn’t hit the air until 12:56 a.m. ET after a marathon Sunday Night Football overrun.

The road show dates back to Steve Allen—and was once a sign of the genre’s considerable largesse. In 2026, Kimmel’s eighth trip to Brooklyn feels like a throwback to another era.

First on LateNighter: Bruce Springsteen has dropped out of Tuesday night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Brooklyn, with Amy Schumer added to the lineup in his place.

The Tonight Show premiered 72 years ago today, and from the very first episode, Steve Allen was already turning live-TV mishaps into late-night comedy.

There have been precious few athletes who surprised us on SNL, and the fact that Brunson's not one of those isn't really his fault.

Join us as we discuss tonight's Jalen Brunson-hosted episode of 'Saturday Night Live' in our live SNL aftershow.

Ben Marshall has officially joined SNL’s 100-sketch club.

Ashley Padilla stole SNL’s Season 52 cold open with a deranged turn as Trump aide Natalie Harp, crashing a sketch built around James Austin Johnson’s Trump and Ramy Youssef’s Zohran Mamdani.

Colin Jost joins SNL’s 250 club this week—a milestone more than 12 years in the making.

Join us as we discuss tonight's Amelia Dimoldenberg-hosted episode of 'Saturday Night Live UK' in our live SNL UK aftershow.

SNL has promoted two longtime members of its talent team ahead of its Season 52 premiere.

A hometown hero, new cast members, and plenty of political catching up to do—here are five storylines we'll be tracking as SNL kicks off Season 52 with Jalen Brunson.

Molly McNearney crashed her husband’s monologue as an unnervingly devoted assistant who refused to be banished backstage.

Jimmy Kimmel kept climbing in his second week back from vacation, with Stephen Colbert helping deliver 3.6 million viewers Tuesday and an NFL-assisted Monday repeat posting the week’s biggest demo audience.

SNL has added Chase Rosenberg and Bam Alston to its writing staff and promoted Jake Nordwind to writing supervisor ahead of this weekend's Season 52 premiere.

Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' is bringing back its microdrama 'Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire' for a second season, debuting Sunday night after Sunday Night Football.

Long before SNL, a teenage Lorne Michaels came to 30 Rock to see Jack Paar. Decades later, he's become one of TV’s most enduring links to its own past. Bill Carter on why, of course, he’s still there.

Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Howard Stern, Zohran Mamdani, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, and more are headed to Brooklyn for Jimmy Kimmel’s star-packed week of shows.

Get those SNL draft boards ready!

Desi Lydic, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Kimmel each weighed in on Trump's United Nations decree that AI be renamed "Super Intelligence."

Seth Meyers is adding another NBC project to his plate.