Jason Sudeikis Returns To SNL For His Hosting Debut -- Check Out All The Highlights HERE!

Saturday Night Live is returning on 7 November with a new episode and another first-time host. Succession star Kieran Culkin, who portrays Roman Roy on the HBO show, will take on hosting duties.

Ellen DeGeneres loved Jason Sudeikis’s  “Mellen” parody of her talk show on “Saturday Night Live”.

Ellen DeGeneres has no problem with spoofs on herself and her show! The 63-year-old comedian and talk show host speaks out on Thursday's episode of about Jason Sudeikis' recent hosting gig — specifically the sketch «Mellen» where the comedian portrayed a male version of DeGeneres. «Portia [de Rossi] and I were sitting at home watching, as we do every Saturday night, and we're on our couch.

Jason Sudeikis hosted “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, marking the former cast member’s first time as host.

Ted Lasso during his appearance as host of Saturday Night Live last night (October 23).The actor and comedian led the latest episode of the US sketch show, which also featured musical performances from Brandi Carlile.During Sudeikis’ monologue, he discussed his past as a cast member on SNL for 10 years. “The last couple of years, though, I’ve been working on this Apple TV+ show called Ted Lasso,” he said.

He’s back! Years after Jason Sudeikis exited Saturday Night Live, he’s since returned to the hallowed halls of 30 Rockefeller Plaza as a first-time host, fresh off his Emmy victory.

“Saturday Night Live” ​rolled out two President Bidens – one from the present day and one from eight years ago – as the show targeted the “in the dumpster” ratings of the commander-in-chief.The cold open began with White House press secretary Jen Psaki walking into the Oval Office to talk to Biden, played by James Austin Johnson, about the ratings from his CNN Town Hall last week. ​”​Jen Psaki, you’re dynamite in those briefings, with your quips and one-liners,​”​ Biden ​told Psaki, played by

Back in the red suit and horns! Jason Sudeikis’ return to “Saturday Night Live” saw the former cast member reprise several of his beloved characters — including The Devil!

Jason Sudeikis brought his Joe Biden impression back to “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend. In his hosting debut, Sudeikis kicked things off in the “Cold Open” by bringing back one of his most beloved impressions.

definitely didn't want to be associated with.Appearing on "Weekend Update" to talk with Colin Jost, Sudeikis' Prince of Hell was in high spirits. "Last few years have been pretty good for little ol' Beelzebub," he told Jost happily.

Jason Sudeikis brought his Joe Biden impression back to “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend. In his hosting debut, Sudeikis kicked things off in the “Cold Open” by bringing back one of his most beloved impressions.

Jason Sudeikis' return to saw the former castmember reprise several of his beloved characters — including The Devil!Joining Colin Jost and Michael Che on «Weekend Update,» Sudeikis' Devil reflected on the past few years since he'd appeared on the fake news segment.As he recapped the things he's invented and wanted to take credit for — including bitcoin, vaping and ads on websites that take up half the screen — Jost asked if he was also responsible for creating QAnon — which was apparently too

Jason Sudeikis returned as Vance, the overzealous, tracksuit wearing backup dancer in the latest What Up With That? skit on his SNL hosting debut.

On tonight’s Halloween episode of Saturday Night Live, Jason Sudeikis returned to Weekend Update to reprise his role as The Devil, catching co-anchor Colin Jost up on the latest in his life.

Jason Sudeikis is back on Saturday Night Live!

Jason Sudeikis returned as the Joe Biden of old in the Saturday Night Live cold open, for a skit that played on the current president’s drop in his poll numbers and popularity.