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SNL Season 50: Cast Changes, Returning Veterans, and New Faces

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Snl Season 50 Cast Changes

Saturday Night Live (SNL) has kicked off its historic 50th season with several notable cast changes and the return of some beloved veterans. This season sees the return of 14 familiar faces, including the addition of three new featured players.

Among the returning cast members are veterans like Maya Rudolph and Dana Carvey, who have been tapped to return for special appearances. Andy Samberg, another SNL alum, is also set to rejoin the show, bringing back the stress and excitement of being on the program again.

In terms of cast changes, three actors have exited the show, making way for new talent. The three new featured players joining the cast for Season 50 are part of the ongoing evolution of the show as it celebrates its milestone season.

The current season has already seen a string of successful episodes, hosted by notable figures such as Jean Smart, Nate Bargatze, Ariana Grande, and most recently, John Mulaney. Mulaney, a former writer on the show, hosted his sixth episode on November 2, 2024, with musical guest Chappell Roan.

As SNL continues to celebrate its 50th season, fans can look forward to more exciting episodes, both new and classic, available to stream on Peacock).

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