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After 14 seasons on "Saturday Night Live," Darrell Hammond has officially announced his retirement from the sketch show. The comedian tells GossipCop.com he "retired from the show last year." Hammond has memorably impersonated President Bill Clinton, Sean Connery, Donald Trump and Vice President Dick Cheney, among dozens of others. The 53-year-old no longer appears in the show's opening credits, but will continue to appear on the show on "a case-by-case basis." Hammond tells Gossip Cop that "'SNL' has been a home to me." Hammond joined the show in 1994 and is the show's longest-running cast member. Read Full Story
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View all the popular images of A Saturday Night Live cast member since 1995 - and still going on - comedian; Darrell hammond. Darrell Hammond (born October 8, 1955) is an American comedian. He has been a regular on Saturday Night Live (SNL) since 1995, and currently holds the record for longest tenure as an SNL cast member, having earned the distinction in 2004-2005. He has made more SNL appearances, by far, than any other cast member in its entire history, and, as of 2009, has impersonated over 100 celebrities (with former President Bill Clinton as his most frequent impression). Hammond was born in ... Read Full Story
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Last night’s May 16 Saturday Night Live was the first time that Darrell Hammond had more than a few lines all season - there was something different too, right? Is Darrell Hammond leaving SNL? Sure seemed that way. Darrell Hammond seemed to be pointed at and zoomed in on especially during the ending credits of SNL, almost as a farewell send off, but no news yet this morning on whether Hammond is off of SNL or not. Was last night’s SNL Darrell Hammond’s last show? In a recent TVGuide.com column, a reader asked if Darrell Hammond would be leaving the show. The answer was ... Read Full Story
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Mr. Saturday Night? More like Thursday. Despite his appearance in both Weekend Update special prime-time shows this month, the longest running castmember in Saturday Night Live history, the 14-season-strong Darrell Hammond, was noticeably absent from Saturday night's Megan Fox-hosted SNL premiere. With nary a press release or NBC statement on the matter, the master of impressions was simply stricken from the opening credits and subsequently MIA from both the sketches and the all-cast-on-deck show closing. Forget that F-bomb, this is the real scandal! Slow as always on the confirmation uptake, a network spokeswoman said last week that Hammond would be "back in some capacity" ... Read Full Story
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Despite his appearance in both Weekend Update special prime-time shows this month, the longest running cast member in Saturday Night Live history, the 14-season-strong Darrell Hammond , was noticeably absent from Saturday night's Megan Fox -hosted SNL premiere . Read Full Story
'Saturday Night Live': Darrell Hammond returns as Lou DobbsOrlando SentinelThat was "Saturday Night Live" drawing a comparison last night between the Balloon Boy story and Lou Dobbs' resignation. It was one of the night's better ...  
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"Saturday Night Live" went after Lou Dobbs this week, claiming he retired from CNN because he thinks the "C" stands for the Spanish word "si." Dobbs, played by Darrell Hammond, went on to refer to his replacement, John King, as "Juan" King--a man he says may have paid for his dapper appearance with drug money.  
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Probably? Ever since last year's triumphantly epic "Goodnight Saigon" season-closing sketch, there has been speculation that after fourteen seasons as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, Darrell Hammond would be moving on to other pursuits. However, right before Labor Day, Variety reported that Hammond was still in negotiations with producers to return for a fifteenth season. And considering that he appeared on an episode of Weekend Update...  
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Today, everyone’s talking about SNL’s new female cast member. She was hired to shake things up a bit, and that she did, by dropping the mother of all curse words live on the show’s 35th season premiere. But Jenny Slate’s oops moment was already eclipsed by Lorne Michaels’. Where the hell is Darrell Hammond on the Saturday Night Live opening credits, hmm? The actor showed up on Thursday to do his famous Bill Clinton impersonation but...  
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  Following the Hammond-less season premiere Saturday night, New York magazine's Vulture blog ponders the evidence — and, moreover, the scarcity of evidence. If he's gone, you can bet Dick Cheney wouldn't regret it.  
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