Adam Sandler Dismisses Lorne Michaels' 'SNL' Retirement Rumors

Despite speculation, Michaels plans to stay through the show's 50th season, with Tina Fey as a potential successor.

Adam Sandler, in recent interviews, has expressed skepticism about Lorne Michaels retiring from 'Saturday Night Live' anytime soon, citing Michaels' continued passion for the show.
Michaels has hinted at staying with 'SNL' through its 50th season in 2025, with Tina Fey mentioned as a potential successor.
Despite rumors of retirement, Michaels remains committed to the show, emphasizing his intention to ensure its continued success.
Sandler reminisces about his time on 'SNL' and his firing in 1995, highlighting his and Michaels' enduring relationship with the show.
The 'SNL' cast for the ongoing 49th season includes a mix of returning stars and new members, maintaining the show's legacy.