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Ariana Grande resurrects Judy Garland effortlessly in this 'SNL' sketch that was sadly cut for time.

If you know anything about me, Mark Richards, you know that I'm thrilled to be back in Western New York and once again living near Buffalo, New York. When living in Central New York I could only dream about what has happened to me over the past year. Here are my top five back home goals, accomplished.

Ariana will serve as the host and musical guest on this week's episode of 'SNL.'

Future makes his debut appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' bringing out The Weeknd to perform "Low Life" and "March Madness."

Last night’s episode of SNL felt a little unfocused, like it didn’t quite know what to do with guest Jonah Hill. However, when the sketches connected, they really connected, with the best of them truly utilizing Hill’s acting chops (he is a two-time Oscar nominee, after all). So it shouldn’t be too surprising that the high point for Hill came in a pre-filmed sketch — he’s funny in regular sketches, but he really shines when things get a little cinematic.

SNL took a little break through the second half of February (thankfully, the GOP race has largely filled in for itself), but will return for its March 2016 debut with Hail, Caesar! star Jonah Hill, and musical guest Future. Go on, enjoy Jonah getting his shoes shined, then. What can you do, not watch?

SNL has had a steady 2016 with hosts like Adam Driver, Larry David and Melissa McCarthy, but is March looking a little ho-hum? Following Jonah Hill and Future on March 5, SNL confirms that actor/singer Ariana Grande will pull double duty as both host and musical guest for the following week.

Ariana's about to get 'Dangerous.'

We try to dissect who the "Pablo" in 'The Life of Pablo' is.

Larry David did it again!  As host of last week's Saturday Night Live, he did another sketch impersonating Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders and absolutely killed it in a "Curb Your Enthusiasm" style (the show that Larry David wrote and starred in on HBO. Great stuff here.  I laughed til I cried.  Video credit to Saturday Night Live via YouTube.

Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm creator Larry David has been no stranger to SNL in recent months, between the 40th Anniversary and his Bernie Sanders impression, but this Saturday will be a well-deserved homecoming for the former staff writer. Or not, as David doesn’t really want you to watch anyway, judging by the first promos.

Melissa McCarthy will host the episode.