回复：SNL40里提到的滚石杂志对所有cast的排名~

6. Bill Murray
Era: 1977-1980
He was the cast's first "new guy," which probably gave him that underdog's mean streak. More than anyone, he embodied SNL's this-could-be-you realness; he looked like a random Seventies burnout who happened to bluff his way to the stage — he made it seem like anyone could do it. Nobody's ever been so good at making audiences feel like they were funny, which in many ways is the essence of SNL.
Greatest hit: Nick the Lounge Singer, who treats every dismal gig like it could finally be his chance to shine. Whether he's in the Zephyr Room at Lake Minnehonka or the Powder Room on Meatloaf Mountain, he croons his heart out: "The first couple on the floor will also get their picture on the cover of next week'sBreezy Point Lodge Bulletin, so, ladies and gentlemen — it's dancing time!"
这位也是大神啊！！又一奥斯卡选手

前三来啦！
3. Tina Fey
Era: 2000-2006
You could argue that most of her onscreen contribution was "Weekend Update," but Fey did a lot more than salvage "Update" from a decade-long losing streak — it swiftly became the highlight of the show, as the entire franchise remade itself around the wry, sardonic, not-afraid-of-her-brain Fey style. She slapped SNLout of its late-Nineties coma. Suddenly the skits were full of ass-kicking women, just because Fey proved how much they could get away with. And her 2008 return as Sarah Palin might be the most brilliant move SNL ever made. Talk about a hot streak — it was a moment when all America spent the week waiting to see what Fey would come up with on Saturday.
Greatest hit: "I can see Russia from my house!" almost made it worth having Palin around.
大Tina的Palin模仿给她加了很多分~从此知性的喜剧范也有了一袭天地

更完了！！！！累死我了QAQ
大家赏脸看看嘛~~

哇晒就这么加精辣！蟹蟹各位~
作为多年潜水党这次被SNL40炸出来收获了很多故事，在这里跟大家分享也很开心