SNL Takes a Week Off, New Episode Back on November 1st

New York, NY – Just a few weeks into its 51st season, Saturday Night Live is taking a break this Saturday. Fans looking for a new episode on October 25 will be disappointed, as NBC has scheduled a repeat of an earlier episode featuring Bad Bunny and Doja Cat.

The next fresh episode airs on November 1, with actor Miles Teller hosting and singer Brandi Carlile as the musical guest. Teller, who hasn’t hosted since before the pandemic, has remained busy with projects like Spiderhead and Top Gun: Maverick. Carlile’s appearance coincides with the release of her new album, Returning To Myself, which she promoted with the quote, “Returning to myself is just returning me to you.”

As the show kicks off the November lineup, fans can still celebrate the show’s history. In her recent hosting stint, Sabrina Carpenter shared her experience working on SNL, noting, “SNL double duty was the least I’ve slept in my life and the best reason to ever not sleep.” Carpenter performed her popular songs “Manchild” and “Nobody’s Son” but faced a slight hiccup when the show was delayed by 13 minutes due to a football game.

The upcoming week off allows both cast and crew to recharge after several high-energy episodes. Following Teller and Carlile, Nikki Glaser and Glen Powell will take the stage as hosts, adding excitement for fans.

For those eager for SNL, past episodes are available for streaming on Peacock. Don’t miss the new episode on November 1, airing at 11:30 p.m. ET/PT on NBC.