Let's be forgotten former SNL cast members

Let’s be shitty DL posters….

I’ll be OP

I'm Luke Null,

Pete Davidson

I'm Gail Matthius.

I'm Bill Daigle.

I'm Ann Risley.

I'm Matthew Laurance.

Op is the Joyce Dewitt trolll

Get a fucking life!

I’m Mary Gross. I make Babs Streisand seem button nosed.

I'm Michael Che.

I'm Terry Sweeney, SNL's first openly gay cast member. I only lasted one season, 1985-1986. Funny, that. I used to impersonate Nancy Reagan.

Do you think these totally forgotten SNLers get invited to the anniversaries? I doubt it. They don't help the brand.

I bet only the ones who found some level of success later elsewhere do.

I'm John Milhiser, the 2nd openly gay cast member.

[quote]Op is the Joyce Dewitt troll! Get a fucking life!

His recent Joyce DeWitt thread has 360 posts.

I’m super humpable Jon Rudnitsky

I'm Horatio Sanz...

I'm Robin Duke. I did a good Ricky Lee Jones impersonation on SCTV.

I'm Patrick Weathers.

What do we think will happen with Pete Davidson? He doesn't seem to have any talent, what do we think the end-game will be?

Robin Duke and Christine Ebersole were at the last big SNL anniversary.

[quote]I'm John Milhiser, the 2nd openly gay cast member.

Like Terry Sweeney before me, I also lasted only one season.

Terry Sweeney deserved so much better than the 1 season on the show. His Nancy Reagan really was one of the best impersonations. It’s too bad I can’t post a clip to prove my point.

I'm Rich Hall. I may or may not still be doing stand up.

I'm Emily Prager.

I'm Casey Wilson!

Terry Sweeney as Nancy Reagan and Madonna as Princess Di is one of my favorite sketches. Madge was surprisingly funny and game for anything on the episode.

I'm Melanie Hutsell

I’m the OD

She shouldn't have been forgotten.

I'm Pamela Stephenson.

Fun fact, Mark McKinney and Bruce McCullogh of "Kids in The Hall" were staff writers on the Madonna episode.

R29 no she should not ; and yet I knew she would be on here multiple times.

I'm Paul Brittain. My most memorable recurring character was Lord Cecil Wyndemere. Bob Newhart is my uncle and once hosted the show. I left abruptly in the middle of my second season.

I’m Danitra Vance.

I'm Dan Vitale.

I'm the guy who was married to Julia Louis-Dreyfuss.

I'm Morwenna Banks.

Paul Brittain was cute af.

I literally do not remember one thing Morwenna Banks did on the show, nor what she looks like. I could not pick her out of a police lineup.

I’m Victoria Jackson and I love Trump, you homos!

I'm David Koechner.

I'm Fred Wolf.

I'm Jerry Minor.

I'm George Coe, from season 1.

I’m that unfunny update guy who’s better known for Remote Control.

Who knew the Pat Stevens Show was so prophetic.

I'm Denny Dillion.

I’m Brooks Wheelan

I’m the entire 80-81 season.

R22, it's a shame none of Terry's SNL clips are online.

Here is a short interview with Terry.

[quote]I'm Denny Dillion.

A lesbionic cast member many years before Kate McKinnon.

Brooks Wheelan is not forgotten by me.

I follow him on Instagram, where he documents his stand-up and traveling.

Sometimes he shows off a bit of that lean toned body, which I don't know how he maintains since he seems to be a bit of an alcoholic.

I’m Bowen Yang.

[quote]Brooks Wheelan is not forgotten by me.

Not by me either but I figured he wasn’t remembered by most. I listened to his podcast for awhile but he had a bad habit of talking over his guests. His comedy album is funny and he talks about getting fired from SNL.

I'm Jeff Richards. You might remember me as my Weekend Update character Drunk Girl. Or maybe not

I've never heard of these people. I wonder what you do after that. Real estate?

I'm Ellen Cleghorne.

Brad Hall and Julia Louis Dreyfus are still married, R36.

Laura Kightlinger was with Jack Black for years. Hopefully she made out okay when they split, just as a courtesy from him to her.

I'm Laurie Metcalf.

Anyway, if you haven't seen Melanie Hutsell's Paula Deen, it's funnier than anything on SNL today.

I loved Melanie Hutsell.

I'm Julia Sweeney. I'm no relation to Terry Sweeney.

I’m Aristotle Athari, and I had about 12 minutes on camera the entire season.

Mary Gross is the sister of Michael Gross of "Family Ties."

R30 I remember an article about how Pamela Stephenson auditioned by doing like 50 characters and they just used her for background

I'm Jenny Slate.

Ding dong!

I"M GILBERT GOTTFRIED - got fired.

Jenny Slate isn’t forgotten.

Does anyone remember the late 80s and some really young people like Anthony Michael Hall replacing the older cast? I think it was some kind of strategy to get a younger view audience or did I imagine it?

I'm Siobhan Fallon. No relation to Jimmy Fallon.

I'm sadsack Melanie Hutsil

Anthony Michael Hall was no relation to Brad Hall {Mr. Louis-Dreyfuss).

Adam Rigg

Emily Prager is the only performer to receive billing on SNL and never appear on the show - ever

after her is Laurie Metcalf to have the shortest-tenure to ever appear in the SNL cast

You're also late to the party, R71.

Many of these 'forgotten' members are very unattractive, unfortunately.

John Milhiser is not, at least

R69 If only there were a way to search and verify

Barely R64

[quote]Does anyone remember the late 80s and some really young people like Anthony Michael Hall replacing the older cast? I think it was some kind of strategy to get a younger view audience or did I

What a a shit season that was. Anthony Michael Hall, Robert Downey Jr, Joan Cusack, Randy Quaid...what was Lorne thinking?

I'm Peter Aykroyd. Brother of Dan Aykroyd.

I'm the Sniglet guy, Rich Hall. I was also on SNL knock-off Fridays, and Matt Groening supposedly based Moe Syslak on me.

[quote] I'm Terry Sweeney, SNL's first openly gay cast member. I only lasted one season, 1985-1986. Funny, that. I used to impersonate Nancy Reagan.

After Nancy Reagan's memoir of her White House years "My Turn" came out, Terry Sweeney did a one-man show as Nancy Reagan off-Broadway ( or was it off-off-Broadway?) that was called "It's Still My Turn," which was the perfect title for a show about Nancy, one of the all-time greatest control freaks in American history.

Emily Prager ran with the National Lampoon crew, which included Gilda, John and Chevy.

And it’s a shame about Pamela Stephenson. She is very talented.

[quote] I remember an article about how Pamela Stephenson auditioned by doing like 50 characters and they just used her for background

Fortunately they let her do her brilliant Joan collins sometimes.

I keep searching for the commercial she did as Joan Collins to advertise unbreakable windows where they tied her up against her will, put a helmet on her and used her as a human battering ram, but I have yet to find it.

This is her second funniest Joan Collins sketch, though--with Pamela Sue Martin as Linda Evans!

It’s not a strong Mayim impression by Melanie but the fake Blossom opening credits stuck with me for years.

R80 *was, not 'am'

I'm Howard Shore, SNL's original music directer, and still the only (technically) cast member to win an Oscar

(I appeared in a few sketches)

We're Jim Henson, Frank Oz, and the Muppets, from season 1.

I’m the brilliant Albert Brooks. Luckily, I went on to a pretty successful movie career.

I’m Charles Rocket, & I was going to be the next Chevy Chase.

If Melanie Hutsell were on the show now, she would have been a star. Her Jan Brady was a big breakout, and others like the sorority girls and Tori Spelling got good attention. Back then, they didn’t care as much a about promoting and supporting their women

Melanie Hutsell remains one of the most hysterical cast members. She and Cheri Oteri are natural funny-women. I would be laughing before they even did or said anything.

In r84's clip, I think Pamela Sue comes closer to Linda Evans than Pamela Stephenson does to Joan.

Stephenson's voice was pitched too high for Joan, r93.

R90 - forgot about him - he was hideous