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WME Signs ‘SNL’s Jeremy Culhane
Jeremy Culhane, now in his second season on *Saturday Night Live*, has signed with talent agency WME. The deal could broaden his opportunities across film and television while building on his work in comedy and digital media.
Culhane has drawn attention for his “Mr. On Blast” character, his Tucker Carlson impersonation on “Weekend Update”, and a viral “North High” sketch with host Jalen Brunson. Before joining *SNL*, he regularly performed at Los Angeles’s Upright Citizens Brigade and appeared on Dropout shows. He remains represented by Mosaic and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, and WME also represents several other current *SNL* cast members.
In short
- Jeremy Culhane has signed with WME.
- He is in his second season on *SNL*.
- WME plans to expand his work across entertainment.
Explained simply
Saturday Night Live, usually called SNL, is a long-running American television comedy show built around live sketches and satire. Its cast includes performers who act in recurring characters and impersonations, as well as sketches with each week’s guest host.
Jeremy Culhane joined the cast after performing improv comedy in Los Angeles and appearing on online comedy shows. His work includes the “Mr. On Blast” character and impressions on the programme’s Weekend Update segment.
WME is a talent agency that represents performers and helps arrange work in film, television and other media. Culhane also has other representatives, and signing with WME may widen the range of opportunities he is considered for as his career develops.
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