Devon Walker, als er ‚SNL‘ verließ, sein Rat an neue Darsteller und warum die Show „giftig“ sein kann: „Eine Streuung der Menschheit könnte hinzugefügt werden“.

> What about the show specifically is toxic?

> If you read about the show, if you’re knowledgeable about it at all, you can certainly pick up on things that are toxic about it. The show hasn’t changed much in all the years they’ve been doing it. There are things that went down on the show that I wouldn’t talk about for free. There are a lot of things I’m still trying to find the right avenue to go into detail about.

> I think… [long pause] there is a measure of humanity that the show could benefit from. What ends up happening over the summer is oftentimes people are left hanging with big life decisions — people trying to start families or buy homes — and there’s no word from the show about whether they have their job. The show won’t tell them all summer and then will ultimately end up firing them when there’s been months of them trying to work their situation out. That wasn’t my situation, but I’ve known of situations where that’s happened. If there’s one thing I hope for the future of the show, it’s that a sprinkle of humanity could be added into it. I understand it’s show business and it’s cutthroat, but people have lives, and people deserve to know the status of their job at a reasonable juncture. Most people are told they’re coming back to work in a week.

Lorne Michaels is a notorious asshole – not surprising

Jim Bruer did years ago. Nothing has changed, it’s dog eat dog. Or get in with the right people and kiss ass.

People still watch this shit lol tf