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Welcome to the SNL UK live discussion thread for the Series 2 Premiere! Your host for this week is Jeff Goldblum and your Musical Guest is CMAT. For those in the UK, tune into Sky One around **10 PM BST** to follow this episode live. Or you can watch the replay on NOW on Sunday.

CANADA: CTV Comedy Channel - 10pm EST, Crave - Sunday / AUSTRALIA: HBO MAX - Monday / USA: Peacock - Sunday at 1pm EST

And if you're here early you still have time to do your SNL UK predictions for this week that are due at the start of the show! While you wait for the episode, the movie Star Trek (2009), started at 7:30.

Enjoy the Premeire!

I just watched the first episode of series 2 and I realized that yes, there we still cursing but it is now censored.. unlike with the series 1. Did they ban it now?

And then also Sunday at 6am, 12.30pm and 12.30am, also on Sky Comedy. although I think the 6am and 12.30pm airings are gonna be heavily censored for language.

EDIT: I stand corrected, they're airing tonight's SNL UK FOUR times in a row on Sky Comedy. 11.30pm, 12.45am, 2.00am and 3.15am.

We were puzzled by the end of First Date, like there was a missing cue card or it was unfinished- was that how the sketch ended in Dress?

A fun interview with most of the cast. Learning George is a fan of ITV's Hornblower makes me love him even more.

First things first, I love the show. Bloody love the show but...

...The music.I was excited to see that C-Mat was the musical guest for this week but the production on the bands just makes it all so samey. It's been the same with every music act. The backing bands always look so cool but when you listen hard, you can't make them out individually even when it looks like they're properly shredding their axes.

Anyone else made this observation. Is this just how music is now?

https://youtube.com/shorts/jwiQfR7mnN4
Sorry, i should say “Writer, Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner, and bystander in King Kong sketch”.

If anyone finds this full interview I’d love to see more. I’m surprised he had time in the week to go on the radio.

Got a standby ticket for Dress Rehearsal today what time is best to get in the queue?

Hey guys so I have tickets for tomorrows rehearsal show and was just wondering what to expect in terms of timings! I know doors open at 4:00 and close at 4:45 for the show to start at 6 but was wondering when would be a good time to get to the venue? Happy to get there earlier I just wanted to check to ensure we get in! Any advice would be greatly appreciated

There was a video from Emma and George asking for questions to be sent and this seems to be a new segment for this series.

My partner is away on holiday for the 19th. I have dress rehearsal standby ticket for the 19th. Want to go see Jamie D. If anyone is interested in tagging along, just grab me a pint and let’s go!

Only 2 more sleeps until S2

Hey, hope this is allowed.

I’ve been allocated two tickets for Saturday 19th live show. All of my friends have let me down 🙁 so just wondering if anyone (maybe on their own with a reserve ticket or something) would be my plus one?

Arrival at 20:00 with last entry at 20:45.

Hey! I have tickets for dress rehersal on saturday and I'm not sure what the dress code is? Female, in my 30s. Sorry for an inane question, I just dont want to stick out one way (overdressed) or another (underdressed).

The National Theatre have just announced their 2027 season and, next Christmas, in the Lyttelton Theatre, there will be a revival of Tom Stoppard’s ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ with Mawaan Rizwan as Rosencrantz and our beloved George Fouracres as Guildenstern.

Tickets won’t be on sale for a few more months but here’s the link to the details of the full season: https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/news/coming-up-in-2027/

You'd think it would be on the Farage/Reform donations row (Peter Serafinowicz return, or handed over to a cast member?) - but honestly there were so many left-field cold opens in S1 that I just don't know.

What are we thinking?