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Periodically Gross would appear as a field reporter during the BDM-hosted editions of the news. While she didn't return to the news, Mary Gross did survive the cast purge at the end of the season and remained on the show for three more years.


Colin Jost took over as head writer and Weekend Update anchor in , though he stepped down from the head writer job for a while before Season He may be a talented joke writer, but there's something off-putting about him.


Maybe it's that he's as smirky as any of SNL's other preppy Update anchors, but without having their chops. It also might be that he's in the wrong era: Comedy audiences have never cared less about the opinions of rich white guys from Harvard. Jost is better the more he loosens up, banters with Michael Che and has a sense of humor about himself. He's worse when he's posing for photos while golfing or writing mediocre New Yorker pieces. However, no other Update anchor married Scarlett Johansson, so we're sure he won't sweat this ranking.


Horatio Sanz filled in at the Update desk for the first two episodes of Season 31, alongside Amy Poehler, while Tina Fey was out on maternity leave. Sanz did fine behind the desk, but the most memorable thing about his brief time on Update was the horn-rimmed glasses he wore as tribute to Fey.


The gravel-voiced Murray was a perfectly adequate anchor for a perfectly forgettable season, who continued appearing in "SNL"-affiliated films for years two "Vacation" movies with Chevy Chase, "Wayne's World" and countless movies with his brother Bill and even wrote for Chase's ill-fated talk show in It followed the Chevy Chase template — good-looking preppy tall guy — but Hall pulled it off much better than Charles Rocket, possibly because he's a solid writer.


Hall's most memorable stint behind the desk was probably anchoring the coverage of Buckwheat's death , but honestly, it was tough for anyone to stand out in those years who wasn't Eddie Murphy or Joe Piscopo.


Even the legendary Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Hall's wife since , couldn't get a foothold. Hall's writing was solid, as evidenced with his later Emmy-nominated work on "Brooklyn Bridge" and creating the sitcoms "Watching Ellie" and "The Single Guy. And "This Is Spinal Tap! Guest took over seven episodes into his lone season, after the show spent a year using its guest hosts as news anchors including two episodes with Billy Crystal as "Fernando".


He was perfectly fine, but having Guest not play a character, do live performance. But if he ever wants to make an ensemble comedy about local news, we'd be first in line at the theater. While she certainly had the chops to grow into the role, as her gig hosting the White House Correspondents Dinner showed, she ultimately preferred focusing on her spot in the main cast.


Colin Quinn took over after the controversial midseason firing of Norm MacDonald, and the circumstances made it tough for him to win over the audience. Quinn is a stand-up legend, and his material was often great , but much of the time he seemed visibly uncomfortable — in a suit, reading from a teleprompter, even dealing with the live studio audience, as he'd often shrug awkwardly when a joke didn't hit. The anchor chair seemed to take away some of his angry Brooklyn Irish edge, and while his opening monologues were often great, they didn't take as a permanent fixture of Update.


But he parlayed what he learned on "SNL" into a series of wildly successful one-man theater shows. Michael Che is the first African-American head writer in "SNL's" history and the first African-American Update anchor in history, and he is now in his fifth year as the co-anchor. Initially Che wrote for the show, then became a "Daily Show" correspondent for just nine episodes, before being hired back at "SNL" to host Update.


Simu Liu Monologue. New Military Weapon. Thanksgiving Baking Championship. Walking in Staten. Target Thanksgiving Ad. Republican or Not. Saweetie: Icy Chain Live. Please Don't Destroy - Touch Up. Karaoke All-Stars. Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney.


Jonathan Majors Monologue. Weekend Update: Steve Bannon Indicted. Taylor Swift. Sarah Sherman and Aristotle Athari. Man Park. Strange Kid Tales.


Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney. Jonathan Majors Monologue. Weekend Update: Steve Bannon Indicted. Taylor Swift. Sarah Sherman and Aristotle Athari. Man Park. Strange Kid Tales. Pastor Announcement. Broadway Benefit. Audacity in Advertising Awards. Pet Store Ad. March of the Suitors. Aaron Rodgers Trump Cold Open.


Kieran Culkin Monologue. Weekend Update: Goober the Clown on Abortion. Please Don't Destroy - Calling Angie. But despite his posh demeanor, Atkinson is really just a snobbish critic who's too full of himself.


Taran Killam clearly has a lot of fun delivering the over-the-top and insult-filled critiques of famous speeches throughout history. He came back several times to offer his two cents on everything from holiday movies to the Grammy awards. Will Forte always added an absurd and wacky energy to the show when he was a cast member.


Most of his characters were funny just because of how unbelievable bizarre they were. Tim Calhoun was certainly one of those characters. Calhoun was a soft-spoken politician who often comes of Weekend Update to announce his candidacy for some office he is clearly unfit for.


His nervous way of talking never fails to be funny and his increasingly radical political ideas just made the whole thing even more hysterical. There have been many musical acts featured on Weekend Update over the years, but Garth and Kat are particularly memorable for their unique presentation. The couple is invited on the program several times only to be running late and unprepared. Not willing to admit they don't have a song ready, they proceed to make one up on the spot that turns into a rambling and silly mess.


It's made even funnier by the fact that Fred Armisen and Kristen Wiig are also just making the song up in the moment and cracking up doing it.