Tim Meadows

One of the longest-running cast members in the 33-year history of Saturday Night Live, versatile comedian Tim Meadows crafted some of the series' most memorable characters during his 10 years on the popular late night show. Raised in Detroit, Meadows relocated to Chicago in 1985, where he first joined Improv Olympic and then the legendary comedy troupe Second City. In 1991, Meadows achieved the dreams of comics nationwide when producer Lorne Michaels asked him to join SNL as a featured player. Nominated for an Emmy® Award as part of the show's writing team that same month, he made the transition to cast member status two years later. The 2000 release of The Ladies Man gave the eponymous hero Leon Phelps the opportunity to bring his Courvoisier-drinking romantic adviser to the big screen. Meadows has since played a school principal in the hit comedy Mean Girls and co-starred in The Benchwarmers. His recent films also include Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, Semi-Pro and Aliens in the Attic. Recently, Tim wrapped The Bill Engvall Show on TBS, and is now a series regular on the upcoming TBS show Glory Daze. He is also a regular correspondent on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and The Colbert Report.

NOTE: Tim Meadows will be performing in Sketch-travaganza in the 11:59 p.m. show only.

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