Susan Morrison's biography, 'Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live', explores Lorne Michaels' profound impact on comedy through his role in creating and curating legendary shows like SNL. Despite the book's lack of humor, it highlights how Michaels, while not a comedian in the traditional sense, has shaped the careers of many through his unparalleled ability to recognize and promote comedic talent. His unique approach has made him a pivotal figure in the landscape of modern humor, focusing on the curation of funny rather than the act of performing it.
"In the world of comedy, Lorne Michaels is not just a creator but a curator, determining what is funny and what isn't amidst the chaos of performance."
"Michaels's influence on comedians is profound, as he carefully selects talent for 'Saturday Night Live', shaping comedy's landscape for decades through his discerning eye."
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