Join Brad Oman (of Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they unwrap SNL's star-studded Christmas episode featuring Martin Short joining the prestigious Five-Timers Club.

This week, the hosts break down an episode packed with holiday cheer and celebrity cameos, starting with a historic cold open that saw Short receiving his Five-Timers jacket from fellow club members, including Tom Hanks, Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, and more. The trio analyzes how the "Only Murders in the Building" star brought his signature theatrical energy to sketches like "Christmas Airport Parade" (featuring Tom Hanks as Sully) and a chaotic "Peanuts Christmas" rehearsal.

From Short's musical monologue to Weekend Update's year-end joke swap tradition (complete with a surprise appearance by Scarlett Johansson), the hosts count down every sketch from worst to best.

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Join Brad Oman (Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they break down Saturday Night Live's holiday episode. The episode features comedian and former cast member Chris Rock, returning for his fourth hosting appearance.

They'll analyze how the "Rustin" star brought his unique style to sketches like "Sexual Harassment Charlie" (featuring Kenan Thompson's third appearance as the character) and the everything-has-gone-wrong "Gallbladder Surgery" sketch with special guest Adam Sandler.

The trio thoroughly examines each sketch, from Sarah Sherman's impression of Nancy Grace in the cold open to festive highlights like "Mall Santas" and "Office Christmas Party Extravaganza." With parodies of The Simpsons and awkward blind date scenarios, get ready for a detailed analysis as we celebrate the first former cast member to host Season 50.

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Join Brad Oman (Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they break down Saturday Night Live's eighth episode of Season 50, featuring first-time host Paul Mescal.

This week, the hosts dissect a star-studded episode that brought beloved SNL alums Dana Carvey and David Spade back to Studio 8H, with Carvey reviving his iconic Church Lady character. They'll analyze how the 28-year-old Gladiator II star (and youngest host of the season) handled his comedic debut, from his Irish-themed monologue to sketches playing on his dramatic acting chops.

The trio counts down every sketch from worst to best, including a Spotify Wrapped sketch featuring a surprise appearance by Trisha Paytas (who is that?!), a musical Gladiator II trailer parody (hilarious!), and a Please Don't Destroy pre-tape embracing Mescal's "internet daddy" status.

From Church Chat to courtroom comedy, red carpet impressions to male stripper mayhem, get ready for an in-depth analysis of every moment from this memorable December episode of SNL's landmark 50th season.

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Join Brad Oman (of Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they break down this week's episode of Saturday Night Live featuring pop sensation Charli XCX pulling double duty as both host and musical guest. In this episode of Ten to One, the hosts analyze how the "360" singer handled her hosting debut while delivering her signature high-energy musical performances.

From the cold open to the goodnights, the hosts provide funny and sometimes insightful commentary on what worked, what didn't, and how this episode fits into Season 50's legacy.

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Join hosts Brad Oman (of Slashfilm.com), Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz as they dive into this week's politically-charged episode of Saturday Night Live, featuring the return of Bill Burr as host. The comedian took on the challenging role of hosting the first post-election episode, bringing his signature no-holds-barred style to Studio 8H.

As usual, the Ten to One crew breaks down every sketch from the night, from the atypical cold open addressing the election results to Burr's disjointed monologue. The trio debates their picks for the best sketch of the night and crowns this week's cast member MVP while also examining how this episode compares to Burr's first hosting stint in 2020.

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In the latest episode of the Ten to One Podcast, hosts Brad Oman, Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz discuss the newest episode of Saturday Night Live, which aired on November 2, 2024. This highly anticipated SNL installment was hosted by fan-favorite and comedian John Mulaney, marking his sixth time taking the stage at Studio 8H.

With the impending election casting its shadow, it was also the last new episode of SNL before the big day. The episode kicked off with an internet-hyped cold open featuring a surprise appearance by presidential candidate Kamala Harris, setting the tone for what would be a fantastic night of comedy and satire.

Join the hosts as they analyze each sketch, highlight the standout moments, and share their thoughts on Mulaney's comedic brilliance. Whether you're a devoted SNL fan or a casual viewer, this podcast episode promises fun commentary and plenty of laughs.

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What's this? The first cross-podcast episode. Write this day in your history books, friends.

Ben, Brad, and Nate host a podcast called "The Ten to One Podcast," where they review and discuss new episodes of Saturday Night Live. They also have a universally beloved film and comedy podcast called "Go Flix Yourself."

These three friends and fellas were particularly excited for these two passions to merge in "Saturday Night," a new movie by Jason Reitman that explores the 90 minutes leading up to the premiere of the first episode of SNL on October 11, 1975. This is a bonus episode where they talk exclusively about "Saturday Night" and they hope you enjoy it.

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Go Flix Yourself and the Ten to One Podcast are hosted by Bradford Oman, Ben Konowitz, and Nate Loucks.

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In this episode of the Ten to One Podcast, hosts Brad Oman of Slashfilm.com, Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz dive into their review and recap of the latest Saturday Night Live episode, headlined by the legendary actor Michael Keaton.

The hosts continue to examine each sketch from Season 50, providing feedback, laughter, and some unexpected insights. Did a certain sketch stand out? Was there one that didn't quite hit the mark? The hosts share their opinions on which parts excelled and which ones could have been improved.

Beyond the sketches, they assess Michael Keaton’s performance throughout the night, continued political cameos, and some solid performances from new cast members.

Whether you're a die-hard SNL fan or just tuning in for Keaton, this episode of Ten to One is packed with humor, analysis, and a deep appreciation for all things Saturday Night Live. Tune in and see if you agree with the picks for MVP and sketch-of-the-night!

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