Shane Gillis to Host SNL, Sparking Debate
Nearly five years after being fired for offensive remarks, comedian Shane Gillis is invited back to host Saturday Night Live, eliciting mixed reactions.
- Shane Gillis, previously fired from SNL in 2019 for making offensive comments, is set to host the show on February 24, 2024.
- The decision to bring Gillis back has sparked mixed reactions online, with some questioning the choice given his past controversies.
- Gillis was initially fired for using racist and homophobic slurs in a podcast, which surfaced shortly after his hiring.
- Following his firing, Gillis expressed that he respects SNL's decision and emphasized his role as a comedian who pushes boundaries.
- Gillis' return to SNL is part of a history where previously fired cast members have been invited back to host.