For me, SNL needs to let a lot of people go. I won't even mention Kenan, he's not even the biggest problem. Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney are just kind of there. Bennett is in that group of guys who are good utility players, but he doesn't really add anything. And Mooney seems like the guy that a year after leaving, he'll claim SNL kept him down creatively. Pete Davidson doesn't ever do much. Leslie Jones, she fits her niche every week but that's it.

And as talented as Kate McKinnon is, I feel it's predictable where she'll steal a sketch, and while that was great a few seasons ago, she's kind of keeping the spotlight off a few people who deserve it.

On the flip side, Cecily Strong and Aidy Bryant are strong utility players, Mikey Day and Alex Moffatt continuously steal the show, Chris Redd is finally proving his worth (the Fresh Prince sketch was great), and Heidi Gardner is the season's MVP, making a major mark in the same way Moffatt and Day did last year.

It'll never ever happen, but the show should move away from its current model for political sketches and focus on maybe just eight cast members. Cecily, Aidy, Heidi, Mikey, Alex and Chris Redd definitely. Hire two other new members and you have a show that's SNL but something fresh and new. This bloated cast thing isn't working any more. And too many people hanging around that aren't worth it now.