Doja Cat And Bad Bunny'S Snl Spectacle Returns: Season 51 Premiere Rewinds

The SNL Rerun Event You Can't Miss

Get ready to relive a night of entertainment as NBC’s Saturday Night Live brings back its Season 51 opener, featuring the dynamic duo of global music icons, Bad Bunny and Doja Cat. Originally aired on October 4, 2025, this episode marked a major milestone with Bad Bunny hosting for the second time and Doja Cat making her debut as the musical guest. The rerun airs on October 25, 2025, on NBC and streams on Peacock, offering fans another chance to enjoy this memorable season kickoff.

Highlights and New Faces

The premiere packed a punch with the addition of five fresh faces to the cast: Tommy Brennan, Jeremy Culhane, Kam Patterson, Veronika Slowikowska, and Ben Marshall. Returning favorites included Michael Che, Colin Jost, Chloe Fineman, and Sarah Sherman. Bad Bunny not only hosted but also entertained with sketches like “Jeopardy with Bad Bunny” and charmed audiences with a heartfelt bilingual monologue.

Doja Cat brought her A-game to the stage, delivering electrifying performances of “Gorgeous” and “Aaahh Men!” from her album Vie. Her presence captivated audiences, showcasing both her vocal prowess and evolving musical style.

“I’m very excited to be doing the Super Bowl,” Bad Bunny enthused during his monologue. “I know that people all around the world who love my music are also happy.”

Impact and Future Episodes

Bad Bunny's announcement of his upcoming Super Bowl performance highlights his growing influence in mainstream entertainment and shines a spotlight on Latino representation in American media. Meanwhile, Doja Cat’s debut as an SNL musical guest further cements her status as a top-tier performer, expanding her reach to a national audience.

Looking ahead, SNL will continue to roll out new episodes, featuring hosts like Miles Teller and Nikki Glaser, with performances by Brandi Carlile and Sombr. The show’s satirical edge remains sharp with Michael Che and Colin Jost leading Weekend Update, promising more laughs and cultural commentary as the season unfolds.