SNL’s Paul Brittain exits the show midseason

Just when Lorne Michaels was starting to utilize the underused featured player Paul Brittain the comedian decided to part ways with Saturday Night Live. EW scooped that he left the show “effective immediately” as of January 31. A source close to Brittain spilled to EW that “he had the opportunity to pursue other projects, and he and the show parted ways amicably.” And so when you tune into tonight’s new episode of SNL you won’t be surprised when the opening title sequence doesn’t look Brittain freely riding his bike in the Big Apple. But don’t mourn the loss of talent; instead celebrate Brittain’s contributions. After the break you’ll find hilarious installments of his original characters “Sex Ed” and Lord Wyndemere.

[Via EW]

1 thought on “SNL’s Paul Brittain exits the show midseason

  1. No surprise he left, considering he was underutilized (Are you listening, Jay Pharoah – another deeply underutilized guy who’s still there). He was, however, quite good at times, especially lately as the Little Lord Fauntleroy fop type. He did need to wash his hair, though.

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