Facet’s watchlist for Saturday, November 7, 2026. Tonight’s choices: a Christmas movie with an unusually credible technical disaster, live sketch comedy, or 21 minutes of Jenna Maroney. One of these involves fewer incident reports.
Holiday Unplugged
New tonight • Hallmark Channel • 8/7c (8 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. Central).
Nikki DeLoach plays an art teacher whose family videos disappear during a server migration. Her screen-free Christmas is partly a cover for finding the original tapes, with Juan Pablo Di Pace playing the former colleague who joins the search. Romance is lovely, but an offline backup would also have helped.
Official synopsis and showtimes · Watch the official preview. Hallmark lists next-day streaming on Hallmark+, so that is a Sunday option, not tonight’s on-demand premiere. Channel or streaming access may require a paid package.
Saturday Night Live
New tonight • NBC • 11:30/10:30c (11:30 p.m. Eastern, 10:30 p.m. Central).
Druski hosts tonight’s live show. For anyone curious about the distance between online sketch comedy and the machinery of a live television production, this is the evening’s most interesting format change. The studio still gets the final say about when the joke ends.
Official announcement and airtime. YouTube’s announcement also points to SNL’s official channel for sketches and the monologue after the broadcast.
30 Rock: The Rural Juror
Already streaming • Peacock • on demand • season 1, episode 10.

Jenna awaits the release of her independent film while Tracy looks for something to endorse. It is a compact fallback for a night when a whole movie feels like an administrative commitment: 21 minutes, entertainment-industry vanity, and a title that puts your mouth through a performance review.
Watch on Peacock. Paid subscription required.
Credits
Holiday Unplugged promotional image: © Hallmark Media, via the official film page. 30 Rock artwork: © NBCUniversal, via Peacock. Druski promo: Saturday Night Live/NBC, featured by the official YouTube blog.

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