In this episode of the Ten to One Podcast, Brad, Nate, and Ben dive deep into the January 31, 2026, episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by the surprisingly weird Alexander Skarsgård.

The guys go sketch by sketch through the night, discussing Skarsgård's best and worst performances from a brooding, Viking-themed pre-tape to the high-fashion absurdity of Jane Wickline being an Olympic luger and Ashley Padilla being a mom with a change of heart.

In this episode, we discuss:

1. The Host: Alexander celebrating the 1,000th episode of SNL in a low-key way
2. The Sketches: A full breakdown of the night, including Mom's Confession, Immigrant Dad Talk Show, and Tarzan.
3. Weekend Update: Colin Jost and Michael Che tackle the latest headlines, plus we review the desk segments—including the return of Sarah Sherman doing her thing with Colin Jost, and the hilarious return of Two People Who Just Hooked Up.
4. The Awards: We crown our MVP of the Night and debate which sketch deserves the title of Sketch of the Night.

Whether you're a fan of the Succession star or just an SNL junkie, join us as we break down one of the most unique episodes of Season 51!

Stream now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods!

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This week, we’re recapping the January 24, 2026, episode of Saturday Night Live with the talented Teyana Taylor as host.

We break down each sketch from the night and talk about how Teyana’s experience in dance, directing, and acting shows up on the SNL stage. From her energetic monologue to the wildest characters, we look at what worked, what didn’t, and which sketches stood out thanks to her charisma. We also check out the cut-for-time sketches on YouTube and ask if the best material made it to air or if the real highlights ended up online.

Finally, we open the Ten to One Mailbag to answer your questions, share your thoughts on Season 51 so far, and pick our MVP and Sketch of the Night.

Whether you’re here for the technical breakdown or to hear best friends argue over their SNL opinions, grab your headphones and join us for the ultimate SNL post-game show!

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The Ten to One crew is back with a brand-new recap—Nate, Ben, and Brad break down Saturday Night Live (Jan. 17, 2026) featuring first-time host Finn Wolfhard.

We go sketch-by-sketch through Finn’s debut on Studio 8H, from Colin Jost’s Pete Hegseth impression in the cold open to a monologue full of “grown-up former child star” jokes (plus surprise appearances by Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin), to the night’s big swings and occasional misses.

We also dig into returning favorites like “Snack Homiez” (with Sabrina Carpenter popping back in) and the sci-fi silliness of “Dark Orbit”.

And of course, we hit Weekend Update and the Brad-o-meter.

Which sketches stood out as the highs, which ones fell flat, and where does this one rank in the season so far? Listen along.

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We’re back with a sketch-by-sketch recap of Saturday Night Live (Season 51, Dec. 20, 2025) — a great holiday episode hosted by Ariana Grande with a huge, heartfelt goodbye to Bowen Yang in his final night at Studio 8H.

In this episode, we break down:

• The holiday cold open and Ariana’s monologue
• The strongest sketches of the night (including the biggest laughs and the few misses)
• Weekend Update highlights + featured desk pieces (we see you, Kam Patterson)
• Why this episode stands out as one of the best of Season 51
• Bowen’s emotional send-off and what it means for the cast going forward

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This week on the Ten to One, we recap and review the latest episode of Saturday Night Live with first-time host Josh O’Connor.

We go sketch-by-sketch through a holiday-leaning episode packed with awkward moments, a familiar character from Bowen Yang, and a nice standup bit from Marcello Hernandez, among other things.

• The Air Force One press conference cold open and another spin on Trump-world chaos
• Josh O’Connor’s monologue (including his funny Ratatouille casting bit)
• Teaching Hospital and the return of Bowen Yang’s Dr. Please
• Uber Eats Wrapped, the painfully relatable stats that Ben would not like to see
• Bachelorette Party Strippers, featuring the “sensitive strippers.”
• Characters on Characters, pairing iconic Christmas figures for very serious actor talk, with a Brad-nit-pick
• Weekend Update, including bits from Marcello Hernández and Jane Wickline
• The night’s holiday extras: Brad and His Dad: Christmas, Wizard of Oz Deleted Footage, and more

We close it out with our picks for Sketch of the Night, the episode MVP, and where Josh O’Connor’s hosting debut lands in the Season 51 rankings.

Listen now and let us know: where'd we get it wrong, what are your thoughts on Jane Wickline so far, and what was your favorite sketch of the night?

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Nate, Brad, and Ben break down Melissa McCarthy’s sixth time hosting Saturday Night Live, the December 6, 2025 holiday‑kickoff episode from Season 51. We go sketch‑by‑sketch through the episode, talking about favorite sketches, standout performances, and Weekend Update thoughts.

In this episode, we cover:

• The political cold open with Pete Hegseth and Sleepy Trump
• Melissa’s mouth‑horn holiday monologue
• Free Sample – goat cheese, misread signals, and Jeremy Culhane as the straight man
• UPS Driver – A clever Ring‑camera sketch
• A Helping Hand – the Hallmark‑style pre‑tape that goes completely off the rails
• Weekend Update – Jost & Che, Ben Marshall’s vacation redhead, and Sarah Sherman’s wild, drunk raccoon segment
• Moms’ Truth or Dare, Andrew Dismukes’ Sunday supper meltdown, and the weird and fun pretapes like Cousin Planet

We wrap up with our Sketch of the Night, the MVP pick, and where this episode ranks among season 51.

If you’re watching every week or just catching the highlights on YouTube, we want to hear from you: what did YOU think of this episode of Saturday Night Live?

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Nate, Brad, and Ben break down Saturday Night Live’s November 15 episode, with first-time host Glen Powell. We dive into the sketches, standout impressions, and why this one delivered big on charm and absurdity.

In this episode:

• Cold open: Epstein White House Briefing parody and ensemble highlights
• Monologue: Powell’s heartfelt UPS driver story and season-best vibes
• Sketch-by-sketch reactions: AI Photos (Sunnyside Senior Home), I Miss My Ex's Dad, Sebastian Maniscalco (Bachelor Weekend), Norwegian Movie, MacGruber: Epstein Files, Taken: Airport, Bob Army, Haircut (Friendsgiving), and more
• Weekend Update: Top jokes and the Brad-o-meter

Whether you caught the live show or need a catch-up, this recap covers all the details, hot takes, and deep dives. Subscribe, rate, and share with your SNL friends!

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Nate, Brad, and Ben dive into Saturday Night Live’s November 8 episode, with first-time host Nikki Glaser. How does the stand-up comic fare in the sketch comedy world? We dig into her hosting debut and everything that came with it.

In this episode:

• Did the cold open do enough to be funnier than real life?
• How was Nikki Glaser's monologue?
• Sketch-by-sketch takes: Karaoke Night, Spirit Tunnel Anxiety, Beauty and Mr. Beast, American Girl Doll XL, Mechanical Bull, Sorority Meeting, Brad and His Dad: An SNL Animated Short, Pilot Announcement, and Pinwheel
• Weekend Update: The Brad-o-Meter and the return of Pete Davidson

Whether you watched live or need the replay details, join in the conversation and let us know what you thought of the latest episode of Saturday Night Live.