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SNL recap: Best moments from Shane Gillis hosting Saturday Night Live

Comedian Shane Gillis hosted the October 10, 2026 episode of "Saturday Night Live," with Rosalia as musical guest. The post ‘SNL’ recap: Best moments from Shane Gillis hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’ appeared first on Boston.

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“Saturday Night Live” recap: Shane Gillis drops F-bomb in Dr. Seuss sketch, sending show into chaos

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‘Saturday Night Live’: Shane Gillis’ Third Time Hosting Is Saved By Cast Newbie Grace Reiter

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‘Saturday Night Live’ recap: Shane Gillis hosts, Rosalía performs

On Oct. 10, “Saturday Night Live” was hosted by actor and comedian Shane Gillis.

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Shane Gillis Apologizes After Dropping F-Bomb During ‘Saturday Night Live’ Appearance

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Saturday Night Live: Shane Gillis is a game host but the season’s subpar streak continues

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'SNL' host Shane Gillis drops the F-bomb in this Dr. Seuss skit

"Is this some kind of money thing?" Gillis asks Sam-I-Am.

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Shane Gillis Drops F-Bomb on Live ‘SNL,’ Then Mikey Day Turns It Into a Joke

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Shane Gillis drops F-bomb live during ‘SNL’ sketch, issues apology

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Rosalía Dazzles With Balletic and Rain-Soaked ‘LUX’ Performances on ‘Saturday Night Live’: Watch

Rosalía performed “Reliquia” and “Magnolias” from her album "LUX" during "Saturday Night Live" on Oct. 10, 2026.

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MAGA fury at SNL skit brutally mocking 'drunk' Pete Hegseth as he announces live-streamed execution: 'This is staggeringly unfunny'

Cast member Colin Jost took the stage portraying Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth while dressed in an ammunition belt loaded with bottles of Fireball whiskey.

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Shane Gillis Breaks Character After Cursing on Live TV During SNL’s ‘Green Eggs & Ham’ Sketch (Video)

Shane Gillis had a big “oops” moment during Saturday Night Live on Saturday (October 10). The 38-year-old comedian and actor […]

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Deseret News archives: 'Saturday Night Live' broke the rules, won over the TV world

On Oct. 11, 1975, sketch comedy show premiered, promising to shake things up.