Please do not be alarmed, remain calm. Do not attempt to leave the dancefloor. The DJ booth is conducting an 🚨 emergency 🚨 episode because Pedro Pascal hosted SNL and we've been WAITING for this! The girls sit around to talk through every sketch, every color-coded outfit change, every ankle-grabbing moment of this pitch perfect episode that left us hot, bothered and obsessed.

Episode: Season 48, Episode 12

One of the most well-connected comedians of our time hosted SNL to say goodbye to some of her best friends. With the announced departures of mainstays Kate McKinnon (sad!), Aidy Bryant (sad!!), Pete Davidson (yep) and Kyle Mooney (sure), this episode was bound to be a tearjerker, but at least Lorne picked a host who understood the assignment.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 21

Order up at Waverly Sub Station! Gen-Z / Millennial cusp headliners Selena Gomez and Post Malone were a hot ticket at Studio 8H. Selena aimed for an Emmy nomination, tried to convince us that her and Mikey Day were a couple, and reminded us why we love her so much.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 20

The Cumberbitches were writhing for this one. Eternal Oscar nominee Benedict Cumberbatch came back for his second hosting gig, bringing horny cowboys and Chuck E. Cheese spon-con to the table read.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 19

Finally, a double duty that made sense! Queen of Yitty Lizzo honored the halls of Studio 8H with her presence and came out swinging home runs. We loved this episode and it was about damn time for Lizzo to show the girls how to do it right (take notes, Adele)!

Episode: Season 47, Episode 18

A boy in Los Angeles was once told he could sing, and he hasn't stopped since. Former white boy of the month Jake Gyllenhaal returned to SNL where he failed to remind us why he's relevant. Speaking of relevant, pop question mark Camila Cabello graced the stage (without Ed Sheeran, thankfully) and somehow kept her place in Candice's On Repeat playlist on Spotify.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 17

Rothaniel is a great, heartbreaking and edifying comedy special on HBO Max where Jerrod Carmichael sits in a chair and dishes the dirt. But at the end of the day, Carmichael is a writer and that showed in this episode of SNL, where he played a clumsy pallbearer and Bowen Yang's husband.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 16

Nepotism icon Zoë Kravitz landed at the very stage where her grandparents met, and proved once and for all that we will never be cool enough to sit with her at brunch.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 15

How many times can Candice say "Oscar Isaac is hot?" The answer is: a lot. We break down this kooky episode, which featured an all-too-relatable fanfiction sketch and starred the Moon Knight of our dreams. More importantly, we campaign to get The Avenger on Peacock!

Episode: Season 47, Episode 14

Get Hibba on ESPN because one of her SNL Draft Picks made it onto the corkboard! John Mulaney returned to Studio 8H and a lot has happened since we last saw him. We talk through our complicated feelings about his return, whether we would spot Mulaney at Starbucks, and what disappointed us about his entry into the Five Timers Club.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 13