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Lorne Michaels once said Tina Fey ‘could easily’ succeed him at ‘SNL.’ Here’s what she has to say about

Tina Fey has been floated as a possibility to one day take the reins from “Saturday Night Live” creator and longtime overseer Lorne Michaels – but she’s apparently not so sure.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Wednesday, Fey shared her thoughts on her former boss’s seeming endorsement of her, when he said in January 2024 that she “could easily” replace him on the long-running NBC comedy sketch show.

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Lorne Michaels once said Tina Fey ‘could easily’ succeed him at ‘SNL.’ Here’s what she has to say about that
By Dan Heching, CNN
 2 minute read
Published 2:38 PM EDT, Wed April 16, 2025
Tina Fey, left, and Lorne Michaels attend the world premiere of "Mean Girls" at AMC Lincoln Square on Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, in New York.
Tina Fey, left, and Lorne Michaels attend the world premiere of "Mean Girls" at AMC Lincoln Square on Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, in New York. Evan Agostini/Invision

Tina Fey has been floated as a possibility to one day take the reins from “Saturday Night Live” creator and longtime overseer Lorne Michaels – but she’s apparently not so sure.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Wednesday, Fey shared her thoughts on her former boss’s seeming endorsement of her, when he said in January 2024 that she “could easily” replace him on the long-running NBC comedy sketch show.

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“It was nice of him to say that, and I love him very much,” Fey told the publication. “He’s irreplaceable.”

Michaels, 80, has been in the driver’s seat of “SNL” since its inception in 1975, taking only one break as producer between 1980 and 19
Naturally, speculation has long abounded as to who might replace him at “SNL” when the time comes.
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“His set of gifts and skills are entirely unique,” Fey added. “His eye for talent! He’s one of the last three people in show business who actually understand everything. I’ll leave it at that.”<script type="text/javascript">
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