There are several jobs more sought after in the world of comedy than those of Saturday Night Live, where the role as an acting team or even the seat of the writer's room can miss the comedians to the Superwear. So, when actor and comedian Damon Wayans was offered a place for the cast of the season 11 in 1985, he jumped on the chance.

The season was supposed to be reinvention And Returning to SNL form, as creator Lorn Michaels returned to the helm of the show for the first time in five years, and he hired a whole new team to try and shake things. The team in the season 11 showed many people who will continue to have decent careers in comedy, such as Anoan Kuzak, Jonon Lovitz and Dennis Miller, plus Absolute Superstwar Robert Downey Runior.who was hired with his best friend Anthony Michael Hall, but at the time everyone was relative unknown (except for Hall). That meant that everyone had to really listen to Lorn and delay him more than the old actor, with whom he was on the same terrain. For Wayne, that unfortunately led to a serious conflict.

In the documentary series "SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night", Waynes explained the full story behind being thrown, fired and returned to make a stand-up all during a season, and it's quite driving. Kuzak said her time in the show (Also, only for the 11th season) it was tumultuous, and it sounds like Vance has a little hard time. Fortunately, they both continued to have impressive careers that surpass their time at the SNL, and the play recovered next year with new members of the cast such as Dana Carvie and Phil Hartmann and the revitalized legacy that continues to this day. In 1986, however, things were slightly heated.

Wayans played a small role in the Superstweet in Comedy Eddie Murphy's "Beverly Hills", And according to Wayne, Murphy gave him advice on how best to advocate for himself in the SNL. Murphy himself was an acting article from 1980 to 1984, and left the same as Wayne. According to Wayne, Murphy told him to make sure to set his sketches and write about himself, because he might not get good parts otherwise. Unfortunately, that scenario seemed to play for Vance when joining Swho. Waynes pushed on some of their characters to appear on the show and tried to retire against some of the more racist stereotypes of whom he was asked to play, but he did not have much swinging as a new member of the cast without any loans to his name. .

At an interview with "Breakfast club"Vejans said there were times when he was in the roles in the background, without lines, doing things like a spear, and he was offended by it. He tried to get his own sketches of the air, but they were often cut and finally, in March 1986, Wayans had enough.

A little improvisation is allowed on the "SNL", but it is quite rare, and major changes and surprises are absolutely prohibited. (Just ask Adrien Brody, whose monologue has attracted with terribly advised Rastafarian Forbidden for life.) So when Wayne finally stepped up with Michaels, he decided to sabotage the sketch of G -Din Monopoly - starring Jonon Lovitz as a boards mascot and host Griffin Dan as a criminal - playing his face in a completely different way . In a trial of dresses, he played a hearing policeman as a direct man, but on a live show, he showed his police officer as a squeezed gay man and was fired almost immediately after the sketch. Why he goes out of the script is a little vague.

In an interview with Breakfast Club, Wianons said in a dress of dresses he wore a suit similar to the characters of "Miami Vice", but then Michaels forced him to change because he "looked too much like a macro", and was the last straw. In the SNL 50, however, the SNL writer in Season 11, Andy Breckman, says Wianans was upset because the sketch he wrote was cut between a live trial and live show. In any case, Wayne was furious and decided to get out with a bang, essentially causing Michaels to release him, and that's exactly what the show did.

However, Michaels also invited Waynes to return to the final of the 11th season, and at the SNL 50, Wianons said he thought Michaels "wanted to know he believed in me."

Season 11 was a very strange year for Saturday Night Live and the show was in serious difficulty, but things turned to Wianans and the show. Wayne has continued to start his comedy series for sketches, "in vibrant", with his brother Kenan Ivory Coast. On "in vibrant" he was able to accept black comedy and performers, sometimes pushing the envelope of what was allowed on TV. "In Living Color" it would launch Jimim Kerry's careers, Jameimi Fox and Ennenifer Lopez, so it was not a small thing, and Waynes had a wide career on both the camera and behind it as a writer and producer. Kenan Ivory Coast will continue to direct a number of comedies, including "don't be threatened" and The first two films "Terrible Film"who co-wrote them with the brothers John and Marlon.

The Wayne family has a major impact on the comedy, both on TV and on the films, and Damon was fired by SNL may have been a catalyst for it. While he could break a big rule "SNL", Wayans Whether Follow another important rule: if you release yourself, at least try to make it funny.