Your TV Source Roundup: Miles Teller Hosting ‘Saturday Night Live’, ‘GNOSIA’ English Dub Premiere Date, ‘American Horror Story’ Cast Announced, ‘Ridiculousness’ Canceled, ‘The Summer Hikaru Died’ English Dub Premiere Date, and More!

Miles Teller will host Saturday Night Live November 1 on NBC. Brandi Carlile will return as musical guest. 

The English dub of GNOSIA premieres on Crunchyroll November 1. When a shapeshifting enemy known as Gnosia infiltrates a lone spaceship, the crew has only one way to survive: identify the imposter each day and put them into cryo-sleep. But for Yuri, the day never ends. Trapped in a time loop, she relives the first day of the crisis over and over. To escape, Yuri must uncover the truth behind Gnosia and the time loop itself—before it’s too late.

Season thirteen of American Horror Story will premiere on FX in 2026. Confirmed for the new season are Ariana Grande, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe, Leslie Grossman, and Jessica Lange.

After 14 years, MTV has canceled Ridiculousness. In the longrunning series, Steelo Brim and Chanel West Coast join Rob Dyrdek and a lineup of special guests as they watch the most hysterical and absurd viral videos out there.

The English dub of The Summer Hikaru Died has premiered on Netflix. The series premiered in Japanese with English subtitles earlier in the summer. All twelve episodes are available now. 

NBC Sports and Ascot Racecourse, Berkshire, England, home to the Royal Meeting – one of the most prestigious horse racing meets in the world – have reached a multi-year agreement to extend NBC Sports’ exclusive United States media rights to the event through 2028. NBC Sports has been presenting Royal Ascot via linear and digital platforms since 2017. Per the extension, NBC Sports will continue to present live coverage of all 20+ hours of the mid-June meet over its five days (Tuesday-Saturday), with Peacock streaming all coverage live throughout the week, and NBC simulcasting coverage during the event’s final day on Saturday. Beginning in 2026, NBC Sports will provide expanded coverage of Royal Ascot races designated as Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series “Win and You’re In” qualifiers, as well as additional editorial focus and context around those horses and connections aiming towards the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.