Walton Goggins tries to guess who will die on 'Snl'.

In a promo for the “Saturday Night Live” this week with Walton Goggins as host, the “White Lotus” star tries to guess who is killed in the season finale – no matter how often Marcello Hernández tries to tell him that it is not this kind of show.

“I'm super curious to see how it will end,” says Goggins to Hernández and explains in a dramatic stage whisper: “Who will die?”

Goggins naturally nods on the tension that every season of “The White Lotus” has used up, which begins with a dramatic death and shows in the following episodes that have died and how. In season third, the actor revenge played obsessed Rick Hatchett.

While Hernández insists that “Snl” does not kill anyone in their own season, Goggins nods playfully and then says about a temporary Emil Wakim that he is a “dead man for a walk”. He also shares the theory that Colin Jost and Michael Che would die in an act of murder self-murder.

Take a look at the promo -bit below:

“Nobody dies,” argues Hernández – to which Goggins replies: “This is exactly what someone who would die would say.” He then suspects that Hernández is killed by Heidi Gardner or Chloe Fineman before he hits and calls on his forehead: “Oh my god, I know who it is. It is bowing! Because he hates you.”

When Hernández, as Goggins predicted, is suddenly stabbed in the back, the murderer is known as Michael Longfellow. “I should have been Domingo,” he says, referring to the popular viral character.

At the beginning of this season, “SNL” Mike White's award-winning HBO series fake with “The White Potus”, in which a melancholy Donald Trump (played by James Austin Johnson) carefully thought of suicide, just like Jason Isaacs' character most of the third season.

Goggins gives his hosting debut on Saturday with Arcade Fire as musical guests.