Late Night

The Happy's Place star is "a survivor," but she originally wanted to be a champion on horseback.

Voters' anxiety and the candidates' final campaign trail moments topped the last Tonight Show monologue before Election Day.

The awkward "Espresso" parody has gone viral since the Wicked star hosted SNL on October 12.

The NBC Nightly News anchor told Jimmy Fallon which states to watch for early in the night, and shared that he's "packed for two nights in a hotel."

The presidential candidate and her impersonator's social media collab currently has more than 31 million views and 6 million likes.

Gardner's spin on the Happy's Place star talked politics — and Pennywise? — when she stopped by SNL on November 2.

The surprisingly emotional pretape was written by Dan Bulla, Steven Castillo, Jake Nordwind, and Mike DiCenzo.

Yes, the New York City Council candidate is a real person — who made a funny comment after seeing the faux political ad.

The Tonight Show Host told Dan Patrick about pitching The Rolling Stones singer when he was a Saturday Night Live cast member in 2001.

Andy Samberg's Hamilton-style rap and Marcello Hernández's caged shampoo were highlights of "Port Authority Duane Reade."