‘Saturday Night Live’ Unveils Promos for Sabrina Carpenter Episode

Sabrina Carpenter is set to host and perform on Saturday Night Live (SNL) this weekend. The episode is scheduled for October 18 and marks her debut as a host. Carpenter, known for her song “Man’s Best Friend,” previously appeared on the show as a musical guest.
Teaser Promos Released
Promotional videos featuring Carpenter have been unveiled ahead of the episode. The first teaser, titled “And Just Like That…Sabrina Carpenter Is Hosting SNL,” showcases Carpenter stepping into the role of a modern-day Carrie Bradshaw. In a playful nod to the iconic series Sex and the City, she quips, “New York is one big apple, and I’m taking my bite at Saturday Night Live.”
Interactions with SNL Cast
In the promotional clip, Carpenter encounters SNL cast members, humorously responding in a manner reminiscent of characters from Sex and the City. At one point, she exclaims, “Thank God, it’s Mr. Big!” referencing Carrie’s famous love interest. She then interacts with Marcello Hernández, who humorously corrects her by saying, “Oh, hey, it’s actually Marcello but I’ll take it.”
- Marcello Hernández gained popularity for his character Domingo, featured in a wedding-themed parody skit.
- Carpenter previously collaborated with Hernández in a follow-up sketch based on Wicked.
Second Promo and Ongoing Humor
The second promotional video also features Carpenter’s playful side. She jokes about potentially needing to “arrest” someone for being too attractive, which relates to her song “Juno.” In a humorous twist, she previously “arrested” Hernández during one of her performances in Los Angeles.
Upcoming Hosts and Season Context
Carpenter follows notable hosts, including Bad Bunny and SNL alum Amy Poehler, this season. Recent announcements include upcoming hosts Miles Teller, Nikki Glaser, and Glen Powell. However, the complete lineup for season 51 remains undisclosed.
This episode promises a blend of creativity and humor, showcasing Sabrina Carpenter’s talents as both a host and performer on Saturday Night Live.