This week on our Inside Late Night podcast, Chris Kattan joins Mark Malkoff to talk SNL sketches, near disasters, and the strange alchemy of late-’90s comedy.

Stephen Colbert reclaimed the total-viewer lead while Jimmy Kimmel held the demo crown, as the two late-night hosts traded 11:35 PM wins in October’s ratings.

Jimmy Kimmel kicked off a rare theme week on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!,' Monday night, complete with a retro opening credits sequence, a vintage curtain recalling Johnny Carson's 'Tonight Show,' and a monologue built around news items pulled from the same week in the 1980s.

It’s ’80s week at Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and the show is really committing to the bit… #Thighmaster

Jon Stewart is not happy about the agreement to end the government shutdown.

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Former Saturday Night Live cast member Chloe Troast is hosting a brand new web series, launching this Tuesday on YouTube.

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest is going bigger for its 55th edition, adding a live Central Time zone countdown from Chicago for the first time in the show’s five-decade history.

Josh Johnson is set to host 'The Daily Show ' for the second time in a month Tuesday through Thursday of this week—picking up where the show's regular Monday night host Jon Stewart leaves off tonight.

First We Feast has announced guests for the first two episodes of its new series, Hot Ones: Wing Pong, and it’s a who who of talent from 'The Daily Show' and 'Saturday Night Live.'

Jimmy Kimmel will make a guest appearance on ABC’s 'The View' this Thursday, Nov. 13, to mark his shared birthday with moderator Whoopi Goldberg.

It's not exactly clear why, but judging from its guest list this week, 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' seems poised to party like it’s 1985.

First on LateNighter: Fans of BYUtv’s Studio C are accusing 'Saturday Night Live' of copying a sketch idea after both shows aired pieces titled “Beauty and MrBeast” within the same week.

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As Dennis Perkins writes of this week's SNL, "Glaser more often set up the regular cast than got big laughs on her own."

Pete Davidson popped in unannounced during tonight's SNL, making his first appearance at the "Weekend Update" desk since he left the show in 2022

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"If there’s one thing Lorne Michaels has taught us, it’s to never give up. Even if everyone says your time has come and Tina Fey is ready to take over.”—Pete Davidson, in a surprise SNL appearance on tonight's Weekend Update.

Colin Jost: "Trump reacted to news that Prince Andrew lost the title of "prince" over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, saying he feels badly for the royal family. Trump even sent prince Andrew a card to cheer him up."

The fainting in the Oval Office gets the SNL treatment.

When Conan O’Brien walked onto the TBS stage on November 8, 2010, it wasn’t just the start of another talk show—it was a television event, complete with a four-minute cold open that turned his own network exile into comedy.

A post-football bump and the return of new episodes boosted ABC and NBC’s late-night lineups for the week of Oct. 26-Nov. 2, while Comedy Central’s 'The Daily Show' took a step back from its recent highs.

In a new joint interview on the podcast 'We Can Do Hard Things,'Kimmel and his wife, Molly McNearney, say they believed 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' was over for good when they sat down tell their about his suspension.

A fresh face in Studio 8H: Nikki Glaser makes her SNL debut with musical guest sombr this weekend—LateNighter's Jon Schneider weighs in with five storylines to watch.

NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is heading down the Yellow Brick Road later this month, going “full Oz” in celebration of Wicked: For Good, the highly anticipated finale to Universal Pictures’ musical saga.

'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' kicked off Thursday night’s episode with a monstrous cold open—starring Oscar-winning drector Guillermo del Toro.

First on LateNighter: We can only guess it’s not every day that Lorne Michaels gets pitched a sketch idea by a sitting United States senator. But that’s exactly what happened when Al Franken called in an idea the week Donald Trump hosted SNL in 2015.

On the 10th anniversary of Donald Trump’s 2015 SNL episode, LateNighter uncovers nine sketches that were written that week but never aired.

Jimmy Kimmel Live! unexpectedly canceled its planned Thursday night taping. Tonight’s episode—originally set to feature David Duchovny, Joe Keery, and musical guest Madison Beer—has been pulled from the schedule. ABC is airing a repeat of the October 28 episode in its place.

Jimmy Fallon will be joined by another all-star lineup next Sunday, November 16, as NBC airs its latest post–Sunday Night Football edition of 'The Tonight Show.'

CNN’s 'Have I Got News For You' will close out its third season Saturday night with comedian Jenny Hagel and U.S. Senator Adam Schiff set to guest on the finale.

Taylor Tomlinson is heading back to television.

NBC’s New Year’s Eve comeback plans have gone up in smoke.

Ego Nwodim’s post-‘Saturday Night Live’ era just keeps getting busier.

Who got the most and least screen time on this weekend's Miles Teller-hosted SNL? LateNighter's Mike Murray and his trusty stopwatch have all the answers.

A year after John Mulaney and 'Saturday Night Live' turned him into a punchline, Harvey Epstein has handily won New York's District 2 City Council seat.

Nikki Glaser is already bringing no-holds-barred heat to Studio 8H. Ahead of her Saturday Night Live hosting debut this weekend, a new promo shows the comedian roasting some of the show’s star players.

After months of building a case, Jimmy Kimmel is finally getting his day in court. The defendant? American comedy icon Carol Burnett—accused of cheating at Wordle.

Jimmy Fallon is back on the satellite dial for the holidays. Holiday Seasoning Radio, the 'Tonight Show' host’s festive SiriusXM channel, has returned for another season.

First on LateNighter: Up against a dramatic World Series finish that stretched to 11 innings, 'Saturday Night Live' posted the lowest Live+Same Day ratings in its 50-year history this weekend.

Dick Cheney, who died Monday at age 84, was one of the most enduring late-night villains of the 21st century—a vice president whose power, secrecy and one infamous hunting trip made him the perfect foil.

'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' is taking a stance against Trump’s SNAP benefit cuts with more than just words this week, springing into action with the launch of a food bank.

The next stop on the LA Dodgers’ victory tour? 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'

This week on LateNighter's Inside Late Night podcast, veteran TV associate director Nikki Nash joins Mark Malkoff to reflect on her forty-five years behind the scenes—from Carson and Conan to The Chevy Chase Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live.

As Bill Carter writes, Monday night’s monologues eviscerated Trump’s Gatsby Gala—while Seth Meyers catapulted back after Trump’s weekend rant.

After Donald Trump again called Rep. Jasmine Crockett “a low IQ individual” on 60 Minutes, Jimmy Kimmel reminded him that his televised IQ challenge—and a new super-sized trophy—are still waiting.

Jon Stewart took a moment at the top of Monday night’s Daily Show to address the day’s big news—that The Daily Show has been renewed through the end of 2026.

Jon Stewart announces The Daily Show's Season 31 renewal: "We want to thank everyone. We don't take for granted how much all of your support means so that we get a chance to keep making the best show we can make for you. So we truly appreciate that."

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John Oliver’s foray into the celebrity wine business didn’t last long—because it sold out almost immediately.