
NBC executives still grapple with the massive oversight of passing on Madonna for the hit TV series Fame in 1982. She was just one legendary talent like Tom Cruise and Whitney Houston that the network famously let slip through their fingers.

NBC executives still grapple with the massive oversight of passing on Madonna for the hit TV series Fame in 1982. She was just one legendary talent like Tom Cruise and Whitney Houston that the network famously let slip through their fingers.

After being famously fired just days after joining the cast in 2019, Shane Gillis is officially returning to the Saturday Night Live stage. This massive comeback marks a complete redemption arc for a comedian once ousted over viral controversial clips.

While Shane Gillis delivered a standard set of sketches that failed to spark any viral moments, new cast member Grace Reiter completely hijacked the spotlight. Her immaculate comedic timing and massive main character energy made her the undisputed MVP of an otherwise lackluster episode.

Shane Gillis lost his composure during a Dr. Seuss-inspired sketch when an accidental profanity slipped out on live television. The comedian immediately broke character mid-sentence, sending the studio audience into fits of laughter as he scrambled to fix the mistake.