A parade of familiar faces is set to grace the TODAY with Hoda & Jenna stage next week, as a roster of guest co-hosts joins Jenna Bush Hager for a series of themed segments and conversations. From SNL alums to TikTok trends, the week looks to offer a mix of lighthearted fare and topical discussions.
Kicking off the week on Monday, February 10, is Amy Poehler, engaging in the “Prompter Wars Game” and contributing to “TODAY’s Talk: The Scoop with Justin Sylvester.” Actor Jesse Eisenberg will discuss his latest project, “A Real Pain,” while career expert Suzy Welch provides guidance on “Getting Back on Track.” The ever-popular “TikTok Made Us Try It” segment rounds out the day.
Tuesday, February 11, welcomes Ana Gasteyer, who will delve into the world of tools in “TODAY’s Talk: Tool Time.” Paula Pell joins the conversation to reflect on Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary. Fitness enthusiasts can look forward to “Minimal Effort Fitness with Lacee Green,” followed by a performance by Tucker Wetmore.
Wednesday, February 12 brings Mikey Day to the co-host chair. “TODAY’s Talk” tackles the enigmatic “Is It…” segment. Bowen Yang, another SNL veteran, shares his perspectives on the show’s milestone anniversary. Culinary creativity takes center stage with “TODAY Food: Valentine’s Day Cooking with Katie Lee Biegel,” followed by a look at “Top Kids Toys with Laurie Schacht.”
Thursday, February 13 sees Cheri Oteri joining the fray, navigating “Social Dilemmas” in “TODAY’s Talk.” Mawa McQueen contributes to the culinary conversation in a “TODAY Food” segment. The show catches up with Michelle Collins and addresses “Beauty Problem Solvers with Dr. Shereene Idriss.”
Finally, on Friday, February 14, Chloe Fineman takes the co-hosting reins, delving into “Celebrity Social Dilemmas” on “TODAY’s Talk.” The show catches up with Jenny McCarthy, explores ways to “Spice Up Your Valentine’s Day with Shan Boodram,” and offers “Valentine’s Day Date Night Ideas with Mary Giuliani.”
TODAY with Hoda & Jenna airs weekdays at 10:00 AM on NBC.
