And many more plus full descriptions at the Peabodys official site.
That’s right comedy nerds: multicam. I can hear the torn minds and hearts across the internet already.
(Also, NBC, please put this to series now.)
Kenan Thompson may be ready for primetime. NBC and Lorne Michaelsare developing a comedy script that would serve as a starring vehicle for the Saturday Night Live cast member.
Sounds like he’s not long for Studio 8H.
SNL LAST SUPPER by Edel Rodriguez
From left to right: Jimmy Fallon, Amy Poehler, Bill Murray, Mike Myers, Chevy Chase, Tina Fey, Lorne Michaels, Will Ferrell, Conan O’Brien, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Chris Rock, Dan Aykroyd.
The next episode of Alec Baldwin’s podcast Here’s the Thing will feature Lorne Michaels.
Above is an audio preview courtesy of NPR. How mad do you think Marc Maron is?
Lorne Michaels confirmed today that no cast members will leave SNL this season, according to TV critic Roger Catlin. Michaels was present at the Television Critics Association press tour promoting his new series Up All Night as well as 30 Rock, when he revealed the news. Michaels did add that he would still hold auditions in August for possible additions to the cast.
Co-produced by Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video, the Japanese adaptation of SNL joins two other foreign iterations of the show in Spain and Italy.
Easter Post: illustrator Edel Rodriguez drew this awesome picture depicting Lorne Michaels as Jesus and some of the more illustrious writers/cast members as his apostles in an homage to The Last Supper.
Lorne Michaels covers this week’s issue of The Hollywood Reporter and inside is an article entitled “The Most Powerful Man In Comedy…Ever” which saw a reporter hang around SNL for a week and detail Michaels’ enormous influence on the world of comedy. Now, I’m not a subscriber to The Hollywood Reporter because I’m not, like, Scott Rudin or somebody. But if anybody is and wants to mail me some choice quotes, that would be awesome.
