Looks like tomorrow’s ‘SNL’ will be Bowen Yang’s last

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Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Tomorrow’s episode of Saturday Night Live will likely be Bowen Yang’s last (until he returns to host one day). Yang joined the show as a writer in 2018, before joining the cast the following season, and has since been nominated for four Emmys. He made history as the first Chinese-American cast member and the third gay male cast member. His departure isn’t entirely surprising: there was some suggestion that last season would be his last as he had become increasingly busy with other projects. If tomorrow’s episode is his final episode, it would be fitting, as it will be hosted by his friend and Wicked co-star Ariana Grande.

Neither David Harbour nor Millie Bobby Brown attended the Stranger Things: The Final Season Celebration at the Paley Center last night. Brown was recently injured, and Harbour was reportedly involved in a strange incident in California where he took a man’s hat at a bar? This is doing nothing to tamp down the rumors about these two not getting along.

Jacqueline Laurita is claiming she’s being asked to join The Real Housewives of Orange County It would be genuinely funny if Teresa were fired from The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and Jacqueline were hired on RHOC.

Jimmy Kimmel became emotional last night, thanking the audience for their support during a difficult year.

Stephen Colbert gives us one last holiday cartoon:

The Kennedys are HELLA PISSED about President Narcissist putting his name on The Kennedy Center, which very well could be illegal, as it requires Congressional approval. And, as the Kennedys point out, it’s a memorial to John F. Kennedy; it would be like adding President Dipshit’s name to the Lincoln Memorial. They’ve already added his name to the building. Horrific.

And apparently, we’re going full Hunger Games now? Sounds about right.

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Congratulations to Elsie Hewitt and Pete Davidson on their baby girl!

Renewals

In Development

  • Beat The Reaper, a dramedy starring Will Poulter, has been ordered at Apple TV. 
  • Regency, a family comedy set in 19th-century England, has been ordered at CBS.
  • So Far Gone has been given a straight-to-series order at Netflix.
  • They might be turning Love Island into a movie? Somehow?

Casting News

Mark Your Calendar

  • The Nowhere Man debuts on Starz on January 16.
  • Bugonia will debut on Peacock on December 26.
  • Terri Joe: Missionary in Miami debuts on Tubi on January 30.
  • Salvador premieres on Netflix on February 6.
  • Love Me Love Me will debut on Prime Video in February.
  • Uncensored will return on TV One on February 19.

R.I.P.

William Rush, British actor known for Waterloo Road

Greg Biffle, NASCAR driver

May Britt, Swiss actress and second wife of Sammy Davis Jr.

Eddie Sotto, Former Senior Vice President of Concept Design at Walt Disney Imagineering

Claude Berda, French producer

WATCH THIS

FRIDAY

Happy’s Place: Bobbie can’t wait to meet Isabella’s new boyfriend. Fall finale. 7 p.m., NBC

Stumble: All I know is that it is the fall finale. Please watch this delightful little show, it deserves the eyeballs. 7:30 p.m., NBC

Sheriff Country: Micky investigates allegations of abuse at a secluded ranch in the fall finale. 7 p.m., CBS

Fire Country: A turf war between Station 42 and Drake County comes to a head. Fall finale. 8 p.m., CBS

Boston Blue: Mae faces the consequences of her actions. Fall finale. 9 p.m., CBS

Him: A young football player trains with a legendary champion whose charisma hides something much darker. Streaming premiere. Peacock

Breakdown: 1975: A look at all the amazing classic movies that were released that year, including One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Taxi Driver, All the President’s Men, Jaws, and many others. Netflix

SATURDAY

Saturday Night Live: Ariana Grande and Cher (!) 10:30 p.m., NBC

One Battle After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson’s wildly celebrated movie makes its streaming debut on HBO Max on Friday, and cable debut on HBO tonight. 7 p.m., HBO

Family Film and TV Awards: An awards show that celebrates excellence in family-friendly media. 7 p.m., CBS

SUNDAY

The Road: Season finale. 8:30 p.m., CBS

I Love LA: I admit, I initially resisted this little show, concerned that it looked like a 2025 version of Girls, and the idea just exhausted me (even though I enjoyed Girls). I am happy to report that I was wrong and that this is legitimately a very funny little show that is worth your time. Season finale. 9:30 p.m., HBO & HBO Max

The Sound of Music: Because, and I can’t stress this enough, fuck Nazis. 6 p.m., ABC

FRI. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
ABC College Football
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CBS Sheriff Country
(new)
Fire Country
(new)
Boston Blue
(new)
CW Yogi’s First Christmas News/Local
FOX Men’s College Basketball
(live)
Local
NBC Happy’s Place
(new)
Stumble
(new)
Dateline


SAT. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30
ABC Kevin Costner Presents: The First Christmas
(live)
Shifting Gears
(repeat)
Shifting Gears
(repeat)
News/Local
CBS The 28th Annual Family Film and TV Awards
(new)
NCIS: Origins
(repeat)
48 Hours News/Local
FOX NFL Football
(live)
News/Local
NBC The Wall
(repeat)
Dateline
(new)
TBA
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News/
Local
Saturday Night Live
(Ariana Grande & Cher)


SUN. 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
ABC The Sound of Music
CBS NFL Football 60 Minutes Hollywood Squares
(new)
The Road
(new)
Boston Blue
(repeat)
The CW National Treasure Local/News
FOX Krap-opolis
(repeat)
The Simpsons
(repeat)
Universal Basic Guys
(new)
The 2025 FOX Winter Preview
(new)
Krap-opolis
(repeat)
Bob’s Burgers
(repeat)
Local/News
NBC Sunday Night Football
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