Saturday Night Hive

The real ones call her KKW, but the realest ones call her "a pretty good SNL host." Candice and Hibba dive into their surprisingly positive feelings about this episode, and make bets on who'll go on a date with KKW after the show: Michael Che? Kyle Mooney? Let's just say, Kris is drafting the TMZ scoop.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 02

When Lorne calls the kids back to Studio 8H, that means we're back for another season of recapping SNL! Today, we're talking about Lightning McQueen's human tether aka Luke Wilson's brother, who combats his fear of public speaking and hosts for the first time. While the episode was as flat as Route 66, we recorded this episode in person at a hippie co-working space, and that's worth celebrating.

Episode: Season 47, Episode 01

It's our last episode of the season! Hibba and Candice welcome Anya Taylor-Joy completist Lindsay Hiser to dive into Anya's unbreakable comedic timing, Lil Nas X's overwhelming hotness, and who they think will be leaving the Saturday Night Live stage this season (sadly, not Colin Jost).

Episode: Season 46, Episode 20

One of Candice's wildest dreams came true: Keegan-Michael Key hosted Saturday Night Live, bringing elements of his MADtv and Key & Peele days to Studio 8H. But it was Olivia Rodrigo, the inevitable queen of Summer 2021, that made Hibba and Candice get in their cars and scream-cry "deja vu."

Episode: Season 46, Episode 19

When Candice and Hibba were bombarded with the announcement that El*n Muskrat would be hosting Saturday Night Live on May 8, they had the same reaction (ew!) and came to one conclusion: we're tapping out. We explain our reasons why, how bookings like this are a pattern more than an exception, and what we'll be doing with our Saturday instead.

What happens when a Promising Young Woman appears in the same room as a Timotheé Chalamet-approved rap/fashion/culture maven? An oddly clunky monologue and deep-dive Googling during commercial breaks. We break down what went right (that dress!) and what went wrong (guitar husbands!) with Carey Mulligan and Kid Cudi's episode of SNL.

Episode: Season 46, Episode 17

The final stop of Daniel Kaluuya's Oscars campaign tour was a quick stop at Studio 8H, where he blessed us with his charming personality. Interestingly, his best performances were the ones that were cut for time, but we have a few theories about why that happened.

Episode: Season 46, Episode 16

It's always a fun time when cast members come back to host. While Maya Rudolph didn't exactly "wow" us, we had a lot to say about Jack Harlow, who we truly had less-than-zero expectations for. And yet, he entrapped us. He really did.

Episode: Season 46, Episode 15

SNL's host-and-musical-guest designation is reserved for only the most dynamic performers of the present. Nick Jonas was surprisingly added to that category and did not exactly reach the stars. We talk about what went wrong and why this episode was a perfect metaphor for his music career thus far.

Episode: Season 46, Episode 14

It's official: Regé-Jean Page was hands-down one of the best hosts we've seen in years. From a cathartic "drivers license" sketch to Bad Bunny playing a highly relatable houseplant, we sit down to talk about why this episode brought us endless joy and made us remember why we love Saturday Night Live.

Episode: Season 46, Episode 13