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"Saturday Night Live" has chosen its hosts for the last three episodes of 2018: Claire Foy, Jason Momoa and Matt Damon.
Foy, who will host the first episode of the first episode of the evening's sketch series on NBC after a week off for Thanksgiving, plays in "First Man" as a female astronaut, Janet Armstrong. Over the past two years she has also starred in the drama of Netflix's royal family, "The Crown," for which she won leading actress Emmy in September. She will be accompanied by musical guest Anderson. Paak, who debuts with "SNL" in the episode.
Momoa, which will host Dec. 8, is currently better known as the Aquaman's "Justice League" and its upcoming independent film. Previously, he had played in television series such as "Game of Thrones", "The Red Road" and "Frontier". Mumford & Sons will be back for their third appearance as a musical guest in the Momoa episode.
Damon was recently seen in the 44th season of "SNL" as part of political skits commented by Brett Kavanaugh and commenting on this fall's audiences. He hosted the show in 2002 and will return to this role on December 15th. The Oscar winner is currently the executive producer of the upcoming Showtime series "City on a Hill". He will be joined by Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus, who will be premiering their last song from Ronson's album on the show.
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