Show Info

Status: Canceled
First Aired: December 3, 2011
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 207
Networks: tvN
Genres: Reality, Comedy

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SNL Korea(2011)

TMDB Rating: 8.2 (5 votes)

Overview

Korea's version of the late-night live television sketch comedy and variety show. The show's comedy sketches, which parody contemporary culture and politics, are performed by a large and varying cast of repertory cast members.

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Season 1

8 episodes • 2011

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Dec 3, 2011
2	Episode 2	Dec 10, 2011
3	Episode 3	Dec 17, 2011
4	Episode 4	Dec 24, 2011
5	Episode 5	Dec 31, 2011
6	Episode 6	Jan 7, 2012
7	Episode 7	Jan 14, 2012
8	Episode 8	Jan 21, 2012

Season 2

8 episodes • 2012

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	May 26, 2012
2	Episode 2	Jun 2, 2012
3	Episode 3	Jun 9, 2012
4	Episode 4	Jun 16, 2012
5	Episode 5	Jun 23, 2012
6	Episode 6	Jun 30, 2012
7	Episode 7	Jul 7, 2012
8	Episode 8	Jul 14, 2012

Season 3

17 episodes • 2012

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Sep 8, 2012
2	Episode 2	Sep 15, 2012
3	Episode 3	Sep 22, 2012
4	Episode 4	Sep 29, 2012
5	Episode 5	Oct 6, 2012
6	Episode 6	Oct 13, 2012
7	Episode 7	Oct 20, 2012
8	Episode 8	Oct 27, 2012
9	Episode 9	Nov 3, 2012
10	Episode 10	Nov 10, 2012
11	Episode 11	Nov 17, 2012
12	Episode 12	Nov 24, 2012
13	Episode 13	Dec 1, 2012
14	Episode 14	Dec 8, 2012
15	Episode 15	Dec 15, 2012
16	Episode 16	Dec 22, 2012
17	Episode 17	Dec 29, 2012

Season 4

38 episodes • 2013

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Feb 23, 2013
2	Episode 2	Mar 2, 2013
3	Episode 3	Mar 9, 2013
4	Episode 4	Mar 16, 2013
5	Episode 5	Mar 23, 2013
6	Episode 6	Mar 30, 2013
7	Episode 7	Apr 6, 2013
8	Episode 8	Apr 13, 2013
9	Episode 9	Apr 20, 2013
10	Episode 10	Apr 27, 2013
11	Episode 11	May 4, 2013
12	Episode 12	May 11, 2013
13	Episode 13	May 18, 2013
14	Episode 14	May 25, 2013
15	Episode 15	Jun 1, 2013
16	Episode 16	Jun 8, 2013
17	Episode 17	Jun 15, 2013
18	Episode 18	Jun 22, 2013
19	Episode 19	Jul 13, 2013
20	Episode 20	Jul 20, 2013
21	Episode 21	Jul 27, 2013
22	Episode 22	Aug 3, 2013
23	Episode 23	Aug 10, 2013
24	Episode 24	Aug 17, 2013
25	Episode 25	Aug 24, 2013
26	Episode 26	Aug 31, 2013
27	Episode 27	Sep 7, 2013
28	Episode 28	Sep 14, 2013
29	Episode 29	Sep 21, 2013
30	Episode 30	Sep 28, 2013
31	Episode 31	Oct 5, 2013
32	Episode 32	Oct 12, 2013
33	Episode 33	Oct 19, 2013
34	Episode 34	Oct 26, 2013
35	Episode 35	Nov 2, 2013
36	Episode 36	Nov 9, 2013
37	Episode 37	Nov 16, 2013
38	Episode 38	Nov 23, 2013

Season 5

35 episodes • 2014

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Mar 1, 2014
2	Episode 2	Mar 8, 2014
3	Episode 3	Mar 15, 2014
4	Episode 4	Mar 22, 2014
5	Episode 5	Mar 29, 2014
6	Episode 6	Apr 5, 2014
7	Episode 7	Apr 12, 2014
8	Episode 8	May 24, 2014
9	Episode 9	May 31, 2014
10	Episode 10	Jun 7, 2014
11	Episode 11	Jun 14, 2014
12	Episode 12	Jun 21, 2014
13	Episode 13	Jun 28, 2014
14	Episode 14	Jul 5, 2014
15	Episode 15	Jul 12, 2014
16	Episode 16	Jul 19, 2014
17	Episode 17	Jul 26, 2014
18	Episode 18	Aug 2, 2014
19	Episode 19	Aug 9, 2014
20	Episode 20	Aug 16, 2014
21	Episode 21	Aug 23, 2014
22	Episode 22	Aug 30, 2014
23	Episode 23	Sep 6, 2014
24	Episode 24	Sep 13, 2014
25	Episode 25	Sep 20, 2014
26	Episode 26	Sep 27, 2014
27	Episode 27	Oct 4, 2014
28	Episode 28	Oct 11, 2014
29	Episode 29	Oct 18, 2014
30	Episode 30	Oct 25, 2014
31	Episode 31	Nov 1, 2014
32	Episode 32	Nov 8, 2014
33	Episode 33	Nov 15, 2014
34	Episode 34	Nov 22, 2014
35	Episode 35	Nov 29, 2014

Season 6

33 episodes • 2015

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Feb 14, 2015
2	Episode 2	Feb 21, 2015
3	Episode 3	Feb 28, 2015
4	Episode 4	Mar 7, 2015
5	Episode 5	Mar 14, 2015
6	Episode 6	Mar 21, 2015
7	Episode 7	Mar 28, 2015
8	Episode 8	Apr 4, 2015
9	Episode 9	Apr 11, 2015
10	Episode 10	Apr 18, 2015
11	Episode 11	Apr 25, 2015
12	Episode 12	May 2, 2015
13	Episode 13	May 9, 2015
14	Episode 14	May 16, 2015
15	Episode 15	May 23, 2015
16	Episode 16	May 30, 2015
17	Episode 17	Jun 6, 2015
18	Episode 18	Jun 13, 2015
19	Episode 19	Jun 20, 2015
20	Episode 20	Sep 26, 2015
21	Episode 21	Oct 3, 2015
22	Episode 22	Oct 10, 2015
23	Episode 23	Oct 17, 2015
24	Episode 24	Oct 24, 2015
25	Episode 25	Oct 31, 2015
26	Episode 26	Nov 7, 2015
27	Episode 27	Nov 14, 2015
28	Episode 28	Nov 21, 2015
29	Episode 29	Nov 28, 2015
30	Episode 30	Dec 5, 2015
31	Episode 31	Dec 12, 2015
32	Episode 32	Dec 19, 2015
33	Episode 33	Dec 26, 2015

Season 7

18 episodes • 2016

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Feb 27, 2016
2	Episode 2	Mar 5, 2016
3	Episode 3	Mar 12, 2016
4	Episode 4	Mar 19, 2016
5	Episode 5	Mar 26, 2016
6	Episode 6	Apr 2, 2016
7	Episode 7	Apr 9, 2016
8	Episode 8	Apr 16, 2016
9	Episode 9	Apr 23, 2016
10	Episode 10	Apr 30, 2016
11	Episode 11	May 7, 2016
12	Episode 12	May 14, 2016
13	Episode 13	May 21, 2016
14	Episode 14	May 28, 2016
15	Episode 15	Jun 4, 2016
16	Episode 16	Jun 11, 2016
17	Episode 17	Jun 18, 2016
18	Episode 18	Jun 25, 2016

Season 8

17 episodes • 2016Avg: 5.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Episode 1	Sep 3, 2016	0.0
2	Episode 2	Sep 10, 2016	0.0
3	Episode 3	Sep 17, 2016	0.0
4	Episode 4	Sep 24, 2016	0.0
5	Episode 5	Oct 1, 2016	0.0
6	Episode 6	Oct 8, 2016	0.0
7	Episode 7	Oct 15, 2016	0.0
8	Episode 8	Oct 22, 2016	0.0
9	Episode 9	Oct 29, 2016	5.0
10	Episode 10	Nov 5, 2016	0.0
11	Episode 11	Nov 12, 2016	0.0
12	Episode 12	Nov 19, 2016	0.0
13	Episode 13	Nov 26, 2016	0.0
14	Episode 14	Dec 3, 2016	0.0
15	Episode 15	Dec 10, 2016	0.0
16	Episode 16	Dec 17, 2016	0.0
17	Episode 17	Dec 24, 2016	0.0

Season 9

33 episodes • 2017

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Mar 25, 2017
2	Episode 2	Apr 1, 2017
3	Episode 3	Apr 8, 2017
4	Episode 4	Apr 15, 2017
5	Episode 5	Apr 22, 2017
6	Episode 6	Apr 29, 2017
7	Episode 7	May 6, 2017
8	Episode 8	May 13, 2017
9	Episode 9	May 20, 2017
10	Episode 10	May 27, 2017
11	Episode 11	Jun 3, 2017
12	Episode 12	Jun 10, 2017
13	Episode 13	Jun 17, 2017
14	Episode 14	Jun 24, 2017
15	Episode 15	Jul 1, 2017
16	Episode 16	Jul 8, 2017
17	Episode 17	Jul 22, 2017
18	Episode 18	Jul 29, 2017
19	Episode 19	Aug 5, 2017
20	Episode 20	Aug 12, 2017
21	Episode 21	Aug 19, 2017
22	Episode 22	Aug 26, 2017
23	Episode 23	Sep 2, 2017
24	Episode 24	Sep 9, 2017
25	Episode 25	Sep 16, 2017
26	Episode 26	Sep 23, 2017
27	Episode 27	Sep 30, 2017
28	Episode 28	Oct 14, 2017
29	Episode 29	Oct 21, 2017
30	Episode 30	Oct 28, 2017
31	Episode 31	Nov 4, 2017
32	Episode 32	Nov 11, 2017
33	Episode 33	Nov 18, 2017

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