After a three-week holiday hiatus, Saturday Night Live returned to the airwaves on Dec. 6 with one of their favorite hosts: Five-Timers Club member Melissa McCarthy. The timing couldn't be better, since she was just hired to be the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Star (everyone needs a side hustle).

O'Connor is hosting for the first time on December 13. The British actor is known for The Crown, Challengers, and the newest Knives Out mystery, Wake Up Dead Man. Allen, who just released the album West End Girl, is back for her second time as Musical Guest. She last headlined SNL in 2007.

Yes! You can stream new episodes of SNL live or on demand on Peacock. The Melissa McCarthy episode will be available to watch on demand on Peacock beginning Sunday, December 7. You bet. You can add Peacock to your Prime Video account for an additional $16.99/month (Peacock Premium Plus). Amazon offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.

Melissa McCarthy's dramatic weight loss on "Saturday Night Live" has fans stunned, with viewers praising her appearance during her opening monologue.

Saturday Night Live season 51’s episode 7 would feature Melissa McCarthy as the host and Grammy-nominated Dijon as the musical guest.

In promos for this weekend's new episode of Saturday Night Live, castmember Andrew Dismukes has the hardest time placing the accents of host Josh O'Connor and musical guest Lily Allen.

Melissa McCarthy returns to host 'Saturday Night Live' for the sixth time, making her one of only four women to host at least 5 times, tying her with Drew Barrymore, Tina Fey, and Scarlett Johansson.

Fineman made sure to include her furry friend in her bedtime poem, “Merry Peachmas” — “a roiling poem dedicated to diva Shiba Inu, Peaches, and her standoff with Aunt Debby’s Persian cat Mildew,” per the press release. “My muse is always my dog Peach,” she says.

"Saturday Night Live" took notice of the now-viral raccoon who went into the ABC Store in Ashland, featuring the critter during the "Weekend Update" segment.

The ‘Saturday Night Live’ cast member crosses the line with evident glee in this gross-out, frequently hilarious stand-up special.