Michael Longfellow Exits 'SNL' in Surprising Twist

In an exclusive reveal, the iconic 'Saturday Night Live' is witnessing another cast shakeup as Michael Longfellow departs after three seasons. This marks a significant transition as Longfellow, who started as a featured player in Season 48, quickly climbed the ranks to the main cast by Season 50.

A Fresh Start Ahead of Season 51

Longfellow’s exit isn’t an isolated event. Alongside him, fellow cast members Devon Walker and Emil Wakim are also moving on as preparations intensify for Season 51. With more departures anticipated, fans are left wondering what lies ahead for the beloved sketch show.

Was He the Next Weekend Update Star?

Fans were taken aback by Longfellow's departure, especially since he appeared poised to take over the Weekend Update desk after delivering memorable commentary on hot topics like TikTok and Real ID. His season began with a bang, making appearances in his very first episode.

A Comedic Journey Full of Highlights

Reflecting on his experience, Longfellow humorously noted during a Weekend Update segment, "I work like 12 hours a week. When you love your job, it never feels like work!" His humor highlighted his sporadic appearances in Season 50, leaving some fans wanting more.

Behind the Scenes: Lorne Michaels' New Vision

As creator Lorne Michaels initiates changes within the cast, the departure of writers Celeste Yim and Rosebud Baker adds to the suspense. What direction will Season 51 take with such major shifts?

What’s Next for Longfellow?

Outside 'SNL', Longfellow has kept busy with his role in 'Good Burger 2' and as a touring stand-up comic. He’s participated in events like the Netflix is a Joke festival and was featured in the NBC series 'Bring The Funny,' hosted by Kenan Thompson, his former SNL colleague.

Mark Your Calendars: A New Season Approaches

As 'Saturday Night Live' gears up for its return on October 4, fans are left excited yet apprehensive about the cast shake-ups and the potential that new talent might bring.