Bill Hader Hosts SNL

Watch the just released promo video for SNL hosted by Bill Hader.

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Bill Hader Hosts SNL

Another SNL alumni will host SNL coming weekend. Bill Hader is back. Last week Sarah Silverman hosted SNL. She was only briefly at SNL, but Bill Hader has been a cast member for 8 season. He left in 2013 and right now he stars in the very successful movie Skeleton Twins.

Bill Hader talks with Kenan Thompson in the promo for his SNL show. They talk about what is new since he left. Watch the entertaining video below.

The musical guest will be Irish singer-songwriter Hozier. His breakout hit is Take Me To the Church.

The Bill Hader SNL episode airs on October 11, 2014 at 11:30/10:30c.

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this KPCS interview with Bill Hader is fantastic. Effing hilarious and tons of SNL insight. Watch it! t.co/ijJnC296ss

— georgje 54 sec ago.

Bill Hader is back! hosting #SNL this weekend & I am supercalifragilisticexpialidociously excited!
t.co/O29WNgL0wx @nbcsnl 🙂

— GabyGalvaughn 1 min 18 sec ago.

What do Bill Hader + Hozier have in common? They’ll both be on SNL this week, and they’ve both been at SXM this year t.co/pyoGTbS14e

— SIRIUSXM 1 min 57 sec ago.

Bill Hader’s Keenan Thompson Impersonation During These ‘SNL’ Promos Is Hilariously Bad — t.co/SbwA4Ok4aA

— BroBible 6 min 54 sec ago.

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