Aired 24 June 2026 · written 19 June, when Bad Bunny was 36%
The board on 19 June 2026, the day the script was written. A price is the market’s odds of that outcome.
| Bad Bunny | 36% | |
| Michael B. Jordan | 28% | |
| Zohran Mamdani | 8% | |
| Pedro Pascal | 8% | |
| Ryan Gosling | 7% | |
| Timothée Chalamet | 4% | |
| Travis Kelce | 4% | |
| Harry Styles | 3% |
People announces this in early November with a Fallon reveal, so the market's real clock runs out in about eight weeks, not December. The comedy engine here is establishment vs. internet: Bad Bunny leads off his monster Super Bowl-era year, while Michael B. Jordan's case is his Best Actor win for Sinners — except only four men have ever repeated in the award's 40-year history, and MBJ won in 2020, which is why his 14% feels rich.
The wild card is Connor Storrie, the breakout star of gay hockey romance Heated Rivalry who hosted SNL and got an Emmy nomination for it; he was the market's clear frontrunner at the start of the year when the show peaked. Telling split: UK bookmakers made Bad Bunny the 6/4 favorite and dropped Storrie and Hudson Williams from their boards entirely — Vegas thinks the fanfic wave broke; Kalshi doesn't.
Kalshi's board sums to only ~77%, meaning traders are pricing a real chance of a Krasinski-style curveball nobody's listed. Damon (The Odyssey) and Corenswet (Superman press machine) are the sanctioned dark horses.


Daily price. The dotted line is the day the episode was written — the odds Sal and Eddie were looking at. The solid line is the day it aired.
Biggest move since: Michael B. Jordan, down from 28% on the day the episode was written to 1% today.