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Molly Shannon has expressed her strong belief that Kenan Thompson would be an ideal candidate to succeed Lorne Michaels as the showrunner of "Saturday Night Live." Thompson, who joined the iconic sketch comedy show in 2003, has made history as its longest-tenured cast member. His extensive experience and deep understanding of the show's unique culture position him as a formidable leader for the future.
Shannon, a former cast member herself, praised Thompson's comedic talents and his ability to connect with both the audience and the cast. She emphasized that his time on the show has equipped him with the insights necessary to carry on the legacy established by Michaels, who has been at the helm since the show's inception in 1975.
As "SNL" continues to evolve, the conversation around potential successors to Michaels is gaining momentum. Many fans and industry insiders are now looking to Thompson as a strong candidate to guide the show into its next chapter.
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