The article highlights the fiftieth anniversary of "Saturday Night Live" and focuses on its executive producer, Lorne Michaels. Editor Susan Morrison's new book, "Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live," features insights gained from extensive interviews with Michaels. A key aspect of his approach is maintaining a relevant cast by periodically updating it seamlessly, which helps the show resonate with younger audiences. Notably, Tina Fey, a former cast member, reads a review excerpt from the show’s inaugural season, emphasizing its powerful legacy and influence in comedy.
Lorne was a real student of what I call sort of the hinges between eras," Morrison says. To keep the show current, Michaels "paid attention to replenishing the casts in a sort of seamless way."
Morrison sheds light on one of the most important people in show business.
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of "Saturday Night Live," a landmark in American television that reshaped comedy.
Tina Fey reads an excerpt from the magazine's review of the show's first season, showcasing its lasting impact.
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