The comedian returned for a second stint as guest host on "Saturday Night Live" and Mike Meyers made a cameo in the cold open as Elon Musk.

The moment that Shane Gillis walked onto Saturday Night Live’s stage last night for his second hosting gig, he seemed to know the audience was not on his side. Gillis arrived wi

From joking about date rape drugs to exploring an extended bit about Ken Burns’ The Civil War docuseries, Shane Gillis’ second turn as host - from his previous and shortlived home of Saturday Night Live - featured some ham-fisted,

As Shane Gillis makes another return to Studio 8H this weekend, speculation abounds once again about his 2019 ousting from Saturday Night Live. After a background actor from the NBC sketch comedy show accused cast member Bowen Yang of getting Gillis fired,

Shane Gillis is hosting Saturday Night Live on Saturday, March 1 at 11:30 p.m. There are several ways to watch with a free live stream. The episode will be the 12th episode of the show's 50th season.

Shane Gillis made his return to "Saturday Night Live" as host for the second time since he was fired from the program in 2019. Gillis joined the cast in 2019, but was fired shortly thereafter when a 2018 YouTube video of the comedian using a racial slur on “Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast” resurfaced.

Now that Lorne Michaels has tapped Shane Gillis to host Saturday Night Live for a second time (we get it, Lorne, nobody is going to tell you who you can and can’t hire), can we declare the grand Gillis experiment over now?

When I hear about comedian Shane Gillis, it’s like when someone talks to me about New England for too long: my eyes glaze over because that is not my business. That is white people’s business to sort out amongst yourselves.

Live is back in full swing on the 2025 TV schedule following its star-studded 50 th anniversary special, with Shane Gillis having returned as the host for February's final ep. (Check out all the upcoming guest hosts here.

A little more than a year after his return to Saturday Night Live, comedian Shane Gillis was back hosting the iconic late night show this weekend. Gillis' first stint at SNL in 2019 was brief and ended after footage surfaced of him telling offensive jokes.