Saturday Night LiveBowen Yang of “The Greatest Show” shared some vague, but interesting, details about a particularly problematic former host of the comedy show. Yang sat down with Matt Rogers and Andy Cohen to play a game of “Truth or Perversion” on the latter’s show. See what's happening live! He revealed that there was at least one. SNL The host managed to anger some of the cast members. According to Yang, who was with SNL Since 2018:
This guy who – this person, this host – made several cast members cry on Wednesday before the table read because he hated ideas.
The experience was “horrific,” Yang added. But since then, he has been silent. Naturally, as a professional, he wouldn’t name names.
Who could be the mysterious host?
As mentioned, Yang joined SNL In 2018. In his first year, season 44, he was just a writer before becoming a cast member for season 45. Even after narrowing down his scope from season 45 to now, there were a lot of male hosts, making it almost impossible to determine who he was referring to in his comments.
Between season 45 and 46, Saturday Night LiveThe Voice of the World hosts have included some big names, including Woody Harrelson, David Harbour, Will Ferrell, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, John Krasinski, Dan Levy, and even Elon Musk, to name a few. While all of these stars have earned the right to judge other people’s comedy material—we’ll let you decide whether Musk fits into that group—many of them are also not afraid to share an unpopular opinion from time to time—and that’s where Musk finds his place in the fold.
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As mentioned earlier, Saturday Night Live The Show is the kind of show that often gets into hot water, whether it's for its choice of guest stars or for some joke that some people on the internet are quick to laugh at for one reason or another. In the grand scheme of things, a guest making someone cry isn't something that would keep anyone connected to the show up for a night – and the same could probably be said for any host who's been at the center of it.
SNL The series is currently heading into a celebratory year, with the 50th season coming to a close, as well as the biopic titled Saturday nightwhich features a star-studded cast to tell the story of the hours leading up to the series' first-ever episode in 1975.
