Culture SNL Cast Breaking Character: Kevin Nealon Weighs In
Former SNL cast member Kevin Nealon criticizes the habit of cast members breaking character mid-sketch, sparking debate about authenticity versus performance on the show.
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Culture Kevin Nealon Calls Out SNL Cast for Breaking Character Too Often
Former Weekend Update anchor Kevin Nealon says too much laughter during sketches is undermining the show, reigniting a debate among fans about whether breaking has become an epidemic at Studio 8H.
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