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Inde Navarrette’s ‘SNL’ Episode Hits Season High of 5.2 Million Viewers

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VarietyInde Navarrette’s ‘SNL’ Episode Hits Season High of 5.2 Million Viewers
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Inde Navarrette’s hot streak isn’t ending anytime soon. The “Obsession” star brought “Saturday Night Live” its biggest audience of the season thus far as the host of the Halloween episode, which hit 5.2 million viewers. Not only does that put Navarrette…

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