Others bite the dust. After Devon Walker confirmed his departure And From Emil Wakim was asked to leave "Saturday Night Live" ahead of the upcoming premiere of the 51st Season on October 4, another member of the cast fell from the list.

The deadline He learned that Michael Longfelow is the latest member of the cast leaving the show. It is unclear whether Longfell left his own contract or whether he was not asked about the season, but that is another part of the promised "shake" that Lorn Michaels teased last week to tease last week Again.

This is a pretty surprising move, as Longfull joined the SNL as a great player in the 48th season and actually promoted the main team for the 50th season. Longfell is one of the most impressive recent additions to the cast, and if he leaves the show, Michaels are probably trying to cut.

Enough stunning, Longfell, in fact, joked that he was not in the show a lot during the 50 season, which was quite ranked because of the big team and the frequent look of hereditary stars as hosts, in honor of the show of the 50th season. During the weekend update look, Longfell noted:

"I work like 12 hours a week. When you love your job, it never feels like a job. No, I'm not just so much this season. It's good, walking around, they really don't keep tabs for your place where they are here."

Unfortunately, SNL knew his place, and they would no longer be in the 8h studio in 30 Rockefeller Plaza.

What makes this particularly surprising is that Recently report late Nighter That Longfellow actually did a screen test in May as a potential replacement for an anchor for update at the weekend, indicating that we might not see Colin Ostost and Michael Che for the regular segment this season. Perhaps this is why Longfell will not return to the show.

Michael Longfelow, seen above as Gothic child on vacationHe was not very known for any signs of signatures or sharp impressions, but he still left a solid impression of SNL. Unlike Emil Vakim, Longfelow's biggest success comes from frequent performances at the weekend update Bureau, which began in his first episode of the show.

With Sardon, dry tone, Longfell had a comical style that felt very much in the same direction as Norm McDonald, which could be why he never found a bigger niche at SNL. But that didn't stop him from having some great pieces, like this one, where he played an old -fashioned cigarette:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rynxnje0ma

But Longferl was often okay when he just offered a comment like him. His smuggled sarcasm and self -esteem seemed to have made a hit with the audience, who often cheered on his performances in a way that gives only some popular members of the cast. Just take this little where he talks about the mandate of a true identity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsraq6a2s9u

Since Longfelow's best moments have emerged as the weekend's update Bureau, the comedian can find more success as a stand-up, which has been doing it for a long time. Plus, with SNL on his biography, he can finish more roles in TV shows and movies. After all, he landed in "Good Burger 2" not long ago. And let's not forget how funny it was in this sketch With host Nate BargaceWhat was the idea that Longfell was imposed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6o9zvnr6ie

Personally, I am pretty sad to see Longfeul goes, but I will surely continue his career in comedy from here. Maybe he will be asked to host a day, just as when Norm McDonald was asked to host After he was fired from the show.