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'SNL' Sets Kate McKinnon to Return for Christmas Show | THR News Video

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'SNL' Sets Kate McKinnon to Return for Christmas Show | THR News Video

'SNL' Sets Kate McKinnon to Return for Christmas Show | THR News Video

Kate McKinnon is returning to 'Saturday Night Live'.

The former 'SNL' cast member is set to host the long-running NBC sketch comedy show for the first time on December 16th.

McKinnon was a cast member on the show from 2012 to 2022.

She departed the show, which is currently in its 49th season, at the end of season 47.


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