Is SNL new tonight on June 14, 2025? Here's the answer.
It was a great Season 50 of Saturday Night Live so far, with some hilarious cold opens, funny moments on Weekend Update and so many guest stars. There was also the big SNL 50 celebration this year.
And if you're here, you might be getting ready to watch SNL on Saturday, June 14, 2025 and wondering: is it all new tonight? If not, is it a rerun? Who's hosting?
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The answer ... No. It's a rerun after the season finale about a month ago. NBC's site says we're getting the episode in which Jack Black was the host, and Elton John and Brandi Carlile were the musical guests.
It'll be a while until we get a new episode, sadly, but at least we can rewatch the past season's funny episodes.
There you have it. Enjoy!
When is SNL Season 51 coming?
We don't have an official date for that, but it'll be sometime this fall, as usual.
Who is leaving SNL? And who is joining the cast?
We haven't heard names that our out. We do know that Mikey Day is staying, and we haven't heard any new comedians or actors who will be joining yet.
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