Last Night on Late Night

Inde Navarrette jokes about starring in Obsession, contrasts herself with her character Nikki, and riffs on her boyfriend, family dynamics, and the awkwardness of being recognized from the movie.

SNL turns a Halloween theme-park ride into a horror-comedy tour, with a ghoulish guide introducing gruesome historical attractions before the visitors encounter the returning David S. Pumpkins.

Colin Jost and Michael Che joke about the midterm elections, Trump’s fixation on men’s appearances, and his attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, mixing campaign news with deliberately crude political satire.

Michael Che interviews Pennywise about Gen Z wellness parties, turning the clown’s supposed self-improvement into a darkly comic argument about sobriety, violence, and the absurdity of his new lifestyle.

Weekend Update delivers rapid-fire jokes about a cracked iPhone Duo, a KKK-robes news story, Stevie Wonder’s tenant dispute, and Scotland’s investigation involving Epstein and Prince Andrew.

Drunk Uncle celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series win with beer-soaked sports boasting, while Colin Jost and Michael Che push the character into jokes about the WNBA and his decades-long drinking.

Gracie Abrams performs “Hit the Wall,” singing about emotional shutdown, a relationship ending, and the feeling of being impossible to solve.

Gracie Abrams performs “Here You Come, There You Go,” a song about an ex returning with dramatic feelings and the singer trying to stay securely attached while the relationship keeps destabilizing her.