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  • Saturday Night Live premiered its thirty-ninth season during the 2013–14 television season

  • on NBC. The season officially began on September 28, 2013, with host Tina Fey and musical guest

  • Arcade Fire, and concluded on May 17, 2014, with host Andy Samberg and musical guest St.

  • Vincent.

  • Cast Prior to the start of the season, a large

  • number of cast changes occurred. Long-time cast members Fred Armisen, Bill Hader and

  • Jason Sudeikis all departed the show. In addition to them, first-year featured player Tim Robinson

  • left the cast to focus on his new duties in the writing staff, becoming the first performer

  • to join the writing staff after being a cast member without initially being hired as a

  • writer. In their places six new featured players were

  • hired including SNL writer Mike O'Brien who was upgraded into the cast, as well as new

  • hires Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney of the sketch comedy group Good Neighbor, John Milhiser

  • of the sketch group Serious Lunch, comedienne Noël Wells, and stand-up comedian Brooks

  • Wheelan. O'Brien has written for the show since the

  • 2009–10 season and is the first writer to be upgraded into the cast since Jason Sudeikis

  • in 2005. Mooney and Bennett's fellow Good Neighbor troupe member Dave McCary was also

  • hired to direct Bennett and Mooney's digital shorts.

  • On May 12, 2013, NBC announced that Weekend Update anchor Seth Meyers would be the new

  • host of Late Night in 2014 succeeding Jimmy Fallon as Fallon will take over as the new

  • host of The Tonight Show. Meyers remained Weekend Update anchor up until his departure

  • from the show on February 1, 2014. Cecily Strong was brought up to co-anchor with Meyers.

  • Colin Jost, a writer for the show, joined the cast on March 1, 2014, as a featured player

  • and as Meyers' successor on Weekend Update. This is the third time a featured player was

  • also a Weekend Update anchor. The first two were Tina Fey and Brian Doyle-Murray. Strong

  • was replaced the next year by former writer and "Daily Show" correspondent Michael Che.

  • During the season, the show came under criticism from critics for not including at least one

  • black female cast member, a topic which was addressed on the November 2, 2013 show hosted

  • by Kerry Washington. As a result, Lorne Michaels announced that the show would be holding auditions

  • for a black female cast member, expected to join the show in January as a new featured

  • player. UCB-NY performer Sasheer Zamata was announced as a new featured player on January

  • 6, 2014. She made her first appearance on January 18, 2014.

  • The addition of eight new cast members is the greatest since the 1995–96 season, during

  • which nine cast members were added, making it the largest cast overhaul in eighteen years.

  • Along with the other changes that occurred to the cast, Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and

  • Cecily Strong were all promoted to repertory status.

  • This would be the final season for Nasim Pedrad, who announced her departure from the show

  • in June 2014 in order to work on the Lorne Michaels-produced show Mulaney. Additionally,

  • John Milhiser, Noël Wells, and Brooks Wheelan departed from the show after a single season.

  • Also, Mike O'Brien left to return to the writer's room.

  • This would also be the final season for longtime announcer Don Pardo, who died on August 18,

  • 2014, at the age of 96. bold denotes Weekend Update anchors

  • Writers

  • For the first half of the season, Seth Meyers, Colin Jost and Rob Klein were co-head writers.

  • After Meyers' departure, Bryan Tucker replaced him as a co-head writer.

  • Prior to the start of the season, three new writers were hired:

  • Claire Mulaney, younger sister of former writer John Mulaney.

  • Mikey Day, a member of The Groundlings and cast member on MTV's Wild 'N Out.

  • Michael Che, a standup comic who had guest written for five episodes in season 38, was

  • hired as a full-time writer. Additionally, Tim Robinson was moved to the

  • writing staff after one year as a featured player on the show.

  • In December, Chicago Second City alum Katie Rich joined the writing staff.

  • In January, comedians LaKendra Tookes and Leslie Jones were added to the writing staff.

  • Both were part of the December casting call for a black female cast member.

  • This was Seth Meyers' final season as writer. Michael Che initially departed following this

  • season to join The Daily Show as a correspondent, but returned for the start of the next season

  • to co-anchor Weekend Update alongside Jost. This was also the final season for longtime

  • writers Alex Baze, Marika Sawyer and John Solomon, as well as the only season for LaKendra

  • Tookes. Episodes

  • Specials References

Saturday Night Live premiered its thirty-ninth season during the 2013–14 television season

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