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In case Saturday night got away from you… Maine’s role model just stole the SNL spotlight! Watch the must-see clips now!

Did you know? Only one person from Maine has ever hosted Saturday Night Live. Think you know who it is?

Alt-pop artist Role Model — born and raised in Cape Elizabeth, Maine — is making his SNL debut as musical guest on October 11, alongside host Amy Poehler!

On Saturday night, April 25th, Saturday Night Live's Mikey Day portrayed a reporter quarantined at home, having contracted the Coronavirus. Problem is, that he gave it to his teenage daughter, and he's using her phone to video in to the newscast.

What should one do while visiting Maine? Here's the ultimate A to Z list!

Dunkin' Donuts is a New England institution! Last night, December 17th, Saturday Night Live parodied Dunkin' Donuts customers and it was so true!

SNL is built for a bit of turnover here and there, but that doesn’t remove the sting from losing some of its best not-ready-for-primetime-players. To wit, Season 42 has some surprising departures, including series veterans Taran Killam and Jay Pharoah.

SNL had always intended to take off the coming weekend in preparation for its final May shows, but given the tragic passing of music icon Prince, NBC will pay tribute to the late star with a special highlight of the artist’s musical performances.

You can’t have Julia Louis-Dreyfus host SNL without at least some reference to her Seinfeld past — especially when you bring Larry David back to reprise his role as presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. In this week’s debate-themed cold open, Sanders and Kate McKinnon’s Hillary Clinton indulge in their usual caricature shenanigans and cartoonish sparring, this time with cameos from a couple of beloved sitcoms of NBC’s past.

Eternally associated with the role of Seinfeld’s Elaine (and since 2013, Veep’s title boss), Julia Louis-Dreyfus garners significantly less recognition for her time as an SNL player in the mid ‘80s. Now, with her third SNL hosting turn this coming weekend, Dreyfus reveals that her initial SNL years weren’t fond memories, given some of the sexism and lacking recognition.