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“Saturday Night Live” dispensed with a week’s worth of headlines in a game show parody. Another sketch reckoned with the ongoing drama of the Try Guys.

'So You Think You Won't Snap!' challenged just how much of a chaotic news cycle Americans could take.

Last night’s episode jumped straight into discussing some of the week’s biggest news headlines with a game show format skit called "So You Think You Won’t Snap."

Everybodys a little too close to snapping these days. "SNL" egged them on while sending up Chris Pratts Mario, Herschel Walker and Ye in one sketch.

"Saturday Night Live" mocked the level of attention the cheating scandal surrounding a member of the Try Guys group received.

Yamiche alcindor is there. jonathan lemire is host of "way too early" and a political analyst and doug high is with the republican national committee. so we learned on wednesday that even while walker is playing defense, hes still raising money. half a million dollars in the three days after this story broke. talk about the impact all this has had on walkers campaign and on the race itself? >> chris, im here in wadley georgia, a deeply red part of georgia. its here where herschel walker decided ...

Judging by the relentlessly average, borderline uninspired season opening episode, this 48th season of SNL is off to a bumpy start, writes our critic Eric Deggans.

"Saturday Night Live" is kicking off Season 48 by poking fun at Adam Levine and Armie Hammer, who have been embroiled in controversies.

The show kicked off its 48th year with a cold open that was also a commentary on the expectations it faces after big cast changes.

Miles Teller of "Top Gun" fame hosted the season 48 opener of "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, playing Peyton Manning criticizing the first sketch in the cold open.