Druski Hosts Saturday Night Live on November 7, Calling It "the Last-Ever Episode"
Comedian Druski hosts Saturday Night Live on November 7, 2026, and he is opening with a bold line. In a promo for the episode, he says he will be hosting "the last-ever episode of SNL," according to Deadline. Marcello Hernandez appears alongside him in the clip. After making the claim, Druski leans close to Hernandez and whispers something that cannot be heard.
The episode is Druski's debut as host. NBC describes him as the first digital content creator to host the show from Studio 8H, the studio in the Comcast Building at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in Midtown Manhattan. The episode originates live from that location, according to NBC.
The Strokes are the musical guest. It is their fifth time in that role, Deadline reports. The show airs at 11:30 p.m. Eastern Time and 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time on NBC, and it is also available on Peacock, the streaming service owned by the same network group.
Druski is also busy elsewhere. He recently signed a multi-year deal with Netflix, which means a contract that runs for more than one year. He is promoting his comedy series Collect and Praise, which premieres on Netflix in December.
For viewers, the plan is simple. Tune in on Saturday, November 7, at the times above, or stream the episode on Peacock. Whether the "last-ever" line is a joke, a tease, or something more, the promo itself does not explain. The episode will show what Druski had in mind.
