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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Chris Parnell


    whitepeak — 17 years ago(February 17, 2009 09:25 AM)

    I know it must have been talked & talked to death on this board but I am too lazy to go back on the pages and see if I can find an answer.
    So here it is again :
    Why was he fired from SNL ??

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      JayWalking — 16 years ago(April 15, 2009 06:49 PM)

      I'm not quite sure why the word "fired" is consistently used to describe his departure, but he wasn't fired in the most common sense of the word. He along with a couple of others were let go due to budget constraints (guess the recession hit NBC too). If i'm not mistaken, SNL had just hired 4 new persons on as talent at the time. Sometimes people just run their course (all though I would personally would have like Parnell to stay on even longer. I think he was still far from running his, even though he been there a good while). As disappointed as it is / was to his fans, think of it this way: if people didn't get rotated out and new talent brought in every so often, we might never had seen Parnell to begin with. And it's good that new people get what might be the chance of a lifetime for their careers. But with all that said, as a long time SNL watcher I was extremely disappointed with this decision. The good news is his credits here on the IMDB front page seems to be growing, so good for him. I also get the feeling he would be great in dramatic work. Clearly comedy is his calling, but I'd like to see him maybe as a second lead in filmI think that would be nice.

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