Jonah Hill is no stranger to Saturday Night Live. Along with being impersonated by the show's hilarious cast members over the years, as well as popping by for cameos and audience appearances, he's also hosted the NBC series a number of times.
After making his directorial debut with the release of mid90s, Hill will host once again when SNL returns from a brief fall break on Saturday.
Hopefully, that means viewers will see one of the actor's most beloved SNL characters, 6-year-old Adam Grossman, out at Benihana with his dad and stepmom again. Hill could make another appearance on "The Couple Quiz" like he did when he appeared as contestant Dan, who was accused of clogging the game show's backstage toilet, in 2014.
Regardless of what sketches Hill may revive, fans are in for a real treat.
Find out everything to know about Hill's hosting return on SNL below.
Who's Performing: Maggie Rogers will appear on the SNL stage for the first time. While it's unclear if fans will see Rogers in any capacity other than singing tracks from her debut album Light On, she at least seems up for some comedic action. Rogers appeared beside Hill and SNL cast member Pete Davidson in the SNL promo video for the upcoming episode. Davidson jokingly asked if she "wanted to get married" prompting Roger's to suppress her laughter before giving Davidson a hard "no."
When: SNL will air during it's usual Saturday night timeslot at 11:30 p.m. ET.
Where: The sketch comedy show will air on NBC.
Can it be live streamed: Folks without television can still catch SNL via live stream on NBC's website or the network's app. Of course, they will need their cable provider login information to access the stream. Viewers can also tune into SNL on Hulu. While users with the Live TV option can watch the show in real-time, SNL will be available on-demand after the show for those with basic subscriptions. Clips and highlights of Hill's episode will also be available on SNL's YouTube shortly after the show airs. Fans can keep up with all the SNL chatter by following the hashtag #SNL on social media.
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