Overview
- Sky confirmed Thursday a 12-episode second season that starts in September 2026 and runs into early 2027.
- SNL creator Lorne Michaels praised the team and thanked Sky CEO Dana Strong, highlighting firm executive support.
- The U.K. edition launched in March with eight episodes and is set to wrap its first season on May 16.
- Traditional TV figures have been uneven, while official clips have surpassed 86 million views across major social platforms.
- The show is a major spend at about £2 million per episode and will continue on Sky One and NOW in the U.K., with next-day episodes on Peacock in the U.S.