Last remaining funny SNL cast member is leaving.

[edjr 5,556]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pPNnkvNTTM

 

 

 

 

 

[Hardcore troubadour 12,626]

Yup. Leslie Jones remains though.

[edjr 5,556]

Yup. Leslie Jones remains though.

 

she is good at being loud

[shotsup 832]

 

she is good at being loud

That is her real life personality

[Djgb13 2,338]

 

she is good at being black

Fixed

[mmmmm...beer 691]

That dude reminds me of artie lang.

[shotsup 832]

That dude reminds me of artie lang.

Minus the drugs and suicidal tendencies

[vuduchile 1,941]

I didn't realize it was still 2012

[NewbieJr 540]

Wait. He's leaving? Where the hell is he going to go? He was basically a prop. He's been with the crew forever. But he certainly isn't a star or someone who could ever carry another vehicle. If I were him, I'd stick around till they told me I had to leave.

[tanatastic 2,061]

They gonna need a new token fat guy.

[cyclone24 1,814]

Wait. He's leaving? Where the hell is he going to go? He was basically a prop. He's been with the crew forever. But he certainly isn't a star or someone who could ever carry another vehicle. If I were him, I'd stick around till they told me I had to leave.

Exactly. I'm guessing he's making some pretty good coin on that show right now.

 

Guessing he has something in mind but if I'm him I wouldn't overplay my hand.

 

Reminds me of Oates from Hall and Oates when he wanted a singles career. Okay. Good luck buddy

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

Exactly. I'm guessing he's making some pretty good coin on that show right now.

 

Guessing he has something in mind but if I'm him I wouldn't overplay my hand.

 

Reminds me of Oates from Hall and Oates when he wanted a singles career. Okay. Good luck buddy

I don't think that SNL pays that well.

[cyclone24 1,814]

I don't think that SNL pays that well.

Average about $121k....for sketch comedy.

 

Ferrell was making close to $350k

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

Average about $121k....for sketch comedy.

 

Ferrell was making close to $350k

 

Ferrell makes how much per year otherwise?

 

These guys can get a series and make more per episode than they can in an entire year at SNL.

[NewbieJr 540]

 

Ferrell makes how much per year otherwise?

 

These guys can get a series and make more per episode than they can in an entire year at SNL.

Agreed. And it makes sense for emerging stars like Farrell or Hartman or Farley. But does anyone even know that fat dude's name? He is the definition of a cast member. Some anonymous guy that fills certain roles in skits written to showcase bigger talents.

[cyclone24 1,814]

Agreed. And it makes sense for emerging stars like Farrell or Hartman or Farley. But does anyone even know that fat dude's name? He is the definition of a cast member. Some anonymous guy that fills certain roles in skits written to showcase bigger talents.

Oh definitely...and we don't know that he's leaving because he thinks he can carry a show, or movie...just may want to do something else or a different show.

 

Was just saying those guys make fairly good money.

[Hardcore troubadour 12,626]

Maybe he married one of those Rich model types that Newbie cast aside? He did a set at giggles in Allentown and met her. Place is crawling with models.

[NewbieJr 540]

Maybe he married one of those Rich model types that Newbie cast aside? He did a set at giggles in Allentown and met her. Place is crawling with models.

Jealousy looks bad on you, Ross

[shotsup 832]

Agreed. And it makes sense for emerging stars like Farrell or Hartman or Farley. But does anyone even know that fat dude's name? He is the definition of a cast member. Some anonymous guy that fills certain roles in skits written to showcase bigger talents.

Fatty McFatso

 

And he not even really that funny. Greg.

[edjr 5,556]

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

Oh definitely...and we don't know that he's leaving because he thinks he can carry a show, or movie...just may want to do something else or a different show.

 

Was just saying those guys make fairly good money.

 

That is good money? You said $121k. That is pocket change for people on network TV.

[edjr 5,556]

 

That is good money? You said $121k. That is pocket change for people at fft

 

Yup

[cyclone24 1,814]

That is good money? You said $121k. That is pocket change for people on network TV.

 

It is....but I think that speaks more to what an iconic show it is, and what it can do for a career to be a star on it. I don't think you go do that show for the money.,..you do it for the springboard. I mean look at who the big movie comics are today....many if not most have SNL roots.

[Mungwater 588]

 

That is good money? You said $121k. That is pocket change for people on network TV.

And you throw in the brutal hours and you're in manhattan, that's chump change

[Patriotsfatboy1 1,432]

It is....but I think that speaks more to what an iconic show it is, and what it can do for a career to be a star on it. I don't think you go do that show for the money.,..you do it for the springboard. I mean look at who the big movie comics are today....many if not most have SNL roots.

 

... but now you know why a guy leaves after 9 years.

[edjr 5,556]

And you throw in the brutal hours and you're in manhattan, that's chump change

 

 

 

10 highest rents in America

 

 

10. Seattle, WA – $2,300

Although Seattle makes the list at #10, rental prices in the Emerald City are rising faster than any other big city in the country. Rental prices for the Seattle real estate market have experienced an 8.4 percent growth over the past year, while the last four years has seen the monthly cost increase nearly $500 despite job growth and income failing to keep pace.

9. Miami, FL – $2,350

The Magic City continues to be a hotbed for rental properties and its monthly rent cost reflects the demand. The average rental price in Miami is now $2,350; However, in relation to income, only 6.9 percent of rental properties are affordable in the Miami metro area. That said, the Miami real estate market continues to gain steam in 2016.

8. Stamford, CT – $2,640

One of the more expensive cities in the nation, the city of Stamford in Connecticut boasts an average monthly rental price of $2,640.

7. San Jose, CA – $2,650

Nestled by the rolling hills in Silicon Valley, San Jose has become a real estate juggernaut with some of the highest rental prices in the nation, with an average monthly rental price is $2,650.

6. Los Angeles, CA – $2,650

The Los Angeles real estate market is booming and rental prices mirror that upstick, as the average monthly rental price is $2,650. In terms of affordability, the troubling aspect in LA is rental prices are growing much faster for low-end apartments and homes, where annual rent growth has exceeded more than 27 percent in the past year. Without a doubt, it’s very, very expensive to rent in the City of Angels.

5. Washington, DC – $3,140

Nowhere have rental prices risen faster in the past several decades than in the nation’s capital where the average monthly rental price of $3,140. Since 1980, rents in the D.C. area have grown 86 percent while incomes of renters have grown only 33 percent.

4. Boston, MA – $3,190

Another city experiencing major growth in rental prices is Boston. The city has seen significant growth in the past month with rents increasing by 2.9 percent. The average monthly rental price for a 2-bedroom in Boston is $3,190. That said, the Boston real estate market is one of the more expensive in the country.

3. Jersey City, NJ – $3,340

The average monthly rental price in Jersey City is $3,340.

2. San Francisco, CA – $4,730

In a surprising twist, San Francisco has dropped to second most expensive city for renters based on recent decreases in month-to-month rental prices. Although rents fell 0.1 percent from June to July, the average monthly rental price in San Francisco is $4,730.

1. New York, NY – $5,130

As #1 on this list, rental prices don’t get much more expensive than the Big Apple. New York is the epicenter for expensive real estate and renters are feeling it. In just the past month, rents in New York increased 1.6 percent! The New York real estate market remains one of the hottest in the country.

[cyclone24 1,814]

... but now you know why a guy leaves after 9 years.

Definitely....who knows why...guy could be a complete coke head for all we know. Hope he has something lined up and just isn't overplaying his ability. Can't see him carrying a show or movie.

[edjr 5,556]

Oh and did anyone see Katy Perry on SNL this week?

 

she has officially jumped the shark.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt8mqwdf3KE

 

 

The kid at 2:25