Bobby Moynihan, a former cast member of "Saturday Night Live" (SNL), continues to harbor a grudge against actress Jane Lynch over a sketch that was cut from the show more than a decade ago. Moynihan, reflecting on his time at SNL, recounted the experience of having his sketch "Party for Berle" rejected during Lynch's hosting on October 6, 2010. The comedic piece, which revolved around a man celebrating his achievement of reaching a goal weight of 600 pounds, was slated to air after the popular "Weekend Update" segment—often considered the "fun spot" by Moynihan.
Despite submitting the sketch more than once, "Party for Berle" failed to make it past dress rehearsal. Moynihan expressed his lingering frustration, emphasizing how the entire incident left him feeling overwhelmed.
"It was just very weird and stupid, and it was never going to get on again, and it made it to dress, and it got in the show." – Bobby Moynihan
Moynihan's frustration stemmed partly from his early days at SNL when he was unaware of the unwritten rule against submitting multiple versions of a sketch. This lack of clarity contributed to his disappointment when his work was ultimately replaced with a card featuring the week's sketches—a placeholder that was later removed.
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