I don't actually remember Parnell in SNL, but he's been great in a lot of other shows I've seen. 30 Rock, Archer, Rick and Morty

No OP actually I think you're a mo ron

Couldn't disagree more. I love Parnell.
I have to return some video tapes.

Like most people here, I think Chris Parnell is hilarious. You must be one of the idiots that hastened the downfall of SNL by enjoying crappy crap.

Actually, I think you are awful for starting this thread. Did Chris Parnell kick your dog or something like that? Have you ever even met him? What possible reason could you have to dislike someone you don't even know? Begone.

i think you should be fired.
from life.
dr spaceman is amazing.

If you're referring to his Weekend Update rapping stuff where he rapped about the female hosts that week that he wanted to bone, he did those years befor2000e "Lazy Sunday" existed. Samberg and his comedy group (The Lonely Island) got Parnell to work on "Lazy Sunday" with them because he was the only other cast member besides Samberg who had "mad rap skillz" (Im so white)

I have seen those.
And either you have no taste, or no memory; Parnell constantly trying to squeeze rapping into his skis to reclaim his "Lazy Sunday" acclaim.

Worst? Really? Reeeaaaally? Just from the same same era: Colin Quinn, really? Chris Kattan, reaally? Jimmy Fallon, reeeaaaally? They are so obviously bad it's not even funny, no pun intended, but they are obviously not funny.
You, and other people not liking Chris Parnell clearly have no taste, and furthermore, have never se111cen "Farm Sluts". Look it up.
On a similar but separate note: Bill Hader is the best SNL has to offer today.

He's terrible. One of the contributors to SNL's total collapse.

EXACTLY! I hate how some people dislike the straight man simply because he isn't the one being insane. Chris Parnell played an important role in grounding the sketch so that we can still relate to it. Without him and actors like him, none of the sketches would be funny to those with half a brain. Maybe the topic creator needs to go back to watching his cartoons.

I don't normally say this in any situation,but right on,MickeyKnox 666,right on!
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Parnell deserves credit for being one of the only cast members in SNL history to NEVER break character. Even in the legendary Blue Oyster Cult sketch, the absurd Doctor sketch with Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon, and 'Cork-soakers' with Janet Jackson, he always remained in character as others around him broke into hysterics. He is one of the best 'straight men' the show has ever seen as well. I cannot fathom how anyone can 'hate' him.

Chris Parnell is incredibly funny. The depth of his comedic talent is lost on most, however. 5b4 He will get a breakout role at some point however.

hes all right hes no ferrell hes in walk hard

Merv The Perv and those loser brothers with Jimmy Fallon were hilarious, but this guy basically just talks in a deep voice and calls it a character. What an underachieving player. I got sick of his boring-ass fast. Goodbye.

You definitely deserve some praise. I hate Parnell! And like you, I am soo glad they got rid of him (not soon enough if you ask me)!

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yeah, how could anyone hate parnell? he was in the classic lazy sunday sketch, the classic i need more cowbell sketch and some of the other best ferell sketches. plus merv the perv and his various raps were freakin' hilarious.
so in summation i dont think parnell was awfuli think you are a loser

I beg to differ. i thought Chris Parnell was hilarious!! Poor guy, he deserved better..
While you are away, my heart comes undone..slowly unravels..

Wow, u didn't like parnell?..your crazy, he's freaking awesome.
As for horatio, i liked him to! He was also great, not as great as parnell.

I think Parnell is great I wish they hadn't fired him, he was one of the few reasons I still watched the show. The cast now is decent, but it won't be the same without Parnell.
Now Horatio Sanz - That guy was terrible and probably deserved to be let go. He had his moments, but they generally were just points where a skit was so ridiculous that he couldn't maintain character (which was usually).