‘Snl’ Star Hints at ‘A Lot of Change’ Wen The Show Returns

“Saturday Night Live” wrapped its milestone 50th season Last Week, with a scheduled return to screen in the fall.

But while audiences may be eager to see their CAST FAVORITES AGAIN SPOOF THE LATES HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON, IT THERE COULD BE A BIT OF A SHAKE-UP.

Kenan Thompson, The Longest-Jenred Cast Member in the Nbc Show’s History, has hinted that some Big Changes Could Place BetWene Now and Next Season.

Speaking to Six On Wednesday, Thompson Described The Show’s Recent Season Final As “Bittersweet.”

“Espely This Year Where It Feels Like there’s Maybe, Possybly, A Lot of Change Next Year,” He Said.

Thompson Did Not Expand on What Those Changes May Be, but there haen been speculation that several popular cats may be about to leave the show.

“You wanteryone to stay forever, knowing that people may be makeing deciss this summer,” he added.

Colin Jost, Whose Wife Scarlett Johansson Hosted The Season 50 Episode Finals, Cracked Several Jokes About “Saturday Night Live” Boss Lorne Michaels During His Latest Weekend Update. Jost Begin His Tenure on the Show As Part of the Writing Team in 2005 and Became Co-Achor of the “Weekend Update” segment in 2014.

It was Speculated that Michaels Wold Be Departing in the Run-Up to the Show’s 50th Anniversary Celebrations. The 80-Yaar-Old, Howver, Who Created the Sketch Comedy Show in 1975 has previously addresses the rumors, telling The Hollywood Reporter in 2024 that he had no “immediate” plans to retire.

“I just know that is kind of what i do and as long as I can do keep doing it, i’ll keep doing it,” he said.

Elsewhere in the finals, sarah sherman, who joined the cast in 2021, was showing looking confused after other Cast A Line About Her Leaving in A Song Performed During Johansson’s Monologue.

Bowen Yang Also Has Left Fans World He Could Be Saying His Farewells Following a Recent Interview with Entertainment Weekly.

“I think you get to a point at Snl Where you understand that you’re on the downswing of Things. I Think I Just JUST processing that being one of the last ‘last nights’ that i would have, and that is a huge thing, “he said earlier this weeke.

As for Thompson, who joined the cast in 2003, he said he has been to sign a new Contract for the Coming Season But Expresses interest in returning.

“You just never know what the Future Holds,” He Told Page Six. “I don’t want to be in the way of someone Else.”

“I don’t want to be the stale Old man riding the same old thing. That doesn’t really happy that Much at ‘Snl’ but there’s no guarantees,” he added.

Representatives for “Snl” did not immediately respond to a Request for Comment from Business Insider.