
Katseye on ‘Saturday Night Live’
Bill O’Reilly suggested Jimmy Kimmel’s “expectant widow” joke could cost Disney a pretty penny once everything is all said and done.
During Wednesday’s episode of “No Spin News,” the conservative commentator weighed in on the FCC demanding an early review of Disney’s broadcast licenses amid the Kimmel drama. While O’Reilly felt that it wasn’t “going to go anywhere,” he did predict that Disney would feel the impact of the drama in their bank account.
“This is just socking it to — an old ’60s expression — the Disney company. The courts will protect Disney,” O’Reilly said. “Now, I did some investigating, as I told you guys I would, of why Disney has not cut Kimmel loose … [because] if a conservative commentator or pundit or comedian or anybody is doing what Kimmel is doing, they’re gone. Everybody knows it. They couldn’t survive.”
As O’Reilly went on, he alleged that Hollywood agencies have warned Disney to leave Kimmel alone, supposedly threatening a boycott of their talent if the late night host is punished.
“That’s the threat,” O’Reilly said. “That’s what keeps Kimmel in his job.”
Representatives for Disney did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.
The veteran journalist also called out the statement from the National Religious Broadcasters, who filed a complaint with the FCC against Disney.
“Here’s what it says: ‘When influential voices joke about death or treat political opponents as disposable, it contributes to a culture where violence feels thinkable to the already unstable. National platforms carry real weight,” he said. “‘With that comes responsibility. That’s why this action is warranted.’”
He continued: “So, summing up, Disney’s going to feel it. Doesn’t look to me like they’re going to cave. But, I’ll tell you what, [it’s] going to cost them maybe a billion dollars to defend. And, you know, President Trump’s not going to back away from this. And Kimmel will just go on doing what Kimmel does — selling hatred.” Watch his comments below.
O’Reilly’s comments came one day after the FCC asked Disney’s eight local ABC broadcast stations to apply for an early renewal for broadcast licenses, a rare move that increases government pressure on the company. The demand came amid Melania and Donald Trump’s calls for Kimmel’s termination over last week’s mock White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech, in which he called the first lady an “expectant widow.”
A spokesperson for Disney told TheWrap that it believes “ABC and its stations have a long record of operating in full compliance with FCC rules and serving their local communities with trusted news, emergency information, and public‑interest programming.”
“We are confident that record demonstrates our continued qualifications as licensees under the Communications Act and the First Amendment and are prepared to show that through the appropriate legal channels,” the statement read. “Our focus remains, as always, on serving viewers in the local communities where our stations operate.”
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Following the Knicks’ big win at Madison Square Garden, Jalen Brunson took the stage at 30 Rockefeller Center for his Saturday Night Live hosting debut.
On Saturday’s Season 52 premiere, the NBA Finals 2026 MVP showed off some comedic chops in an otherwise business-as-usual episode of the NBC sketch comedy show, which featured Katseye as its musical guest.
Introducing new cast members Grace Reiter and Saidah Belo-Osagie, Katseye returned to a parody season of The Debut: Dream Academy to crown a new girl group. The quartet also performed in a mini music video with the awkward group of ladies, also featuring Jane Wickline and Veronika Slowikowska.
The next sketch was a support group featuring Brunson as one of several men whose spouses were grinded on at Usher and Chris Brown’s The R&B Tour.
“When I spent $1,200 on that meet-and-greet, I never expected her to actually greet his meat,” said Brunson as the other group members comforted him.

Katseye on ‘Saturday Night Live’

Jeremy Culhane and Jalen Brunson in ‘Saturday Night Live’

Jalen Brunson, Jeremy Culhane and Ben Marshall on ‘Saturday Night Live’
Brunson also starred in the parody sketch High School Musical: The New Generation as an athletically gifted new student who hilariously keeps dunking on the new Troy Bolton stand-in (Jeremy Culhane) and steals his girlfriend (Slowikowska).
As Shark Tank judge Daymond John, Brunson asked if the invention Respectacles, a pair of glasses that sounds an alarm when the wearer looks at breasts, “works for ass.” The inventors’ (Culhane and Ben Marshall) presentation keeps getting interrupted as they check out Lori Greiner.
Saturday Night Live kicked off its 52nd season this weekend on NBC with host Brunson and musical guest Katseye. The season continues with guest hosts Dakota Johnson, Shane Gillis and Inde Navarrette, along with musical guests Turnstile, Rosalía and Gracie Abrams.
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For those wondering how SNL‘s new cast members factored into tonight’s season premiere, the answer is: not much.
The two new featured players, Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter, were introduced together, as part of an early sketch on the search for reality competition The Debut: Dream Academy‘s next breakout girl group.
Belo-Osagie played Neelsa Boyce, a 17-year-old entrant who sought to become a pop star after playing Young Nala in The Lion King on Broadway when she was a kid.
Reiter got more screen time as Margle, who “only wear [s] flip flops because I keep passing out when I try to tie my shoes.”
After she’s first introduced onscreen, Margle shows up fully nude to a dance choreography session. We later learn that she and another eccentric contestant on the series named Duff (Jane Wickline) were only invited to participate after witnessing an executive behind the show, played by Ashley Padilla, committing a hit and run.
Margle is surprised to learn what Dream Academy is actually about, as a show: She says she thought it was a “show where you learned to control dreams.”
Subsequently, she pitches “Moose Knuckle” as a band name and the line “Newton’s Cradle, come and get it” during a songwriting exercise.
The sketch culminates with a performance by the final girl group, featuring Margle, who performs the hot new single “Newton’s Cradle” alongside The Debut Season 1’s KATSEYE (who happened to be the SNL season premiere’s musical guest).
Reiter made one other appearance tonight in the night’s final sketch, which opens on host Jalen Brunson (of the recent NBA Finals-winning New York Knicks) in the locker room. He won’t be meeting with reporters after tonight’s game, he says — though he’s visited regardless by a grey-haired Kenan Thompson, who reveals himself to be the NBA star’s third-grade coach — you know, the one who had a “really bad drinking problem”?
Coach Dennis has come around seeking a “small loan” and in hopes of getting Brunson to read his porno screenplay. Thompson introduces Reiter as Tonya, an immigrant who came to the U.S. eight years ago with a dream, who he hopes to rope into his porn. Kam Patterson also features in the sketch, which culminates in his, Reiter and Thompson’s characters stealing jerseys from the empty locker room and running away.
That was all the night had in the cards for Belo-Osagie and Reiter. Often, SNL will use its Weekend Update segment to help break in its new talent, though special segments of tonight’s presentation were instead devoted to special panelists Dario Amodei (played by Wickline) and Tucker Carlson (played by Jeremy Culhane).
Before returning for the new season, SNL said goodbye to Chloe Fineman and writer-performer Martin Herlihy, who was first introduced on the show as part of the trio Please Don’t Destroy. Other returning cast includes Kenan Thompson, Michael Che, Colin Jost, Mikey Day, Sarah Sherman, Marcello Hernández, James Austin Johnson, Andrew Dismukes, Ben Marshall, Tommy Brennan, Kam Patterson and Veronika Slowikowska.
Jalen Brunson, point guard for the 2026 NBA Finals-winning New York Knicks, hosted the kickoff episode for Season 52. Upcoming episodes will pair Dakota Johnson & Turnstile (October 3), Shane Gillis & Rosalía (October 10) and Inde Navarette & Gracie Abrams (October 31).
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