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    ‘Saturday Night Live’ loses 3 more cast members: Moffat, Villaseñor and Athari

    Melissa Villaseñor, Aristotle Athari and Alex Moffat are exiting “Saturday Night Live” ahead of the sketch comedy show’s 48th season. The Los Angeles Times confirmed Thursday that the trio of comedians are the latest cast members to leave the series following the bombshell departures of Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney and Kate McKinnon in May. Repertory player Villaseñor joined ...
    by Christi Carras, Los Angeles Times Sep 01, 2022 1 minute
    From left, Melissa Villaseñor, Alex Moffat, Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney attend The American Museum Of Natural History 2018 Gala at American Museum of Natural History on Nov. 15, 2018, in New York City.

    Melissa Villaseñor, Aristotle Athari and Alex Moffat are exiting “Saturday Night Live” ahead of the sketch comedy show’s 48th season.

    The Los Angeles Times confirmed Thursday that the trio

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