Terry Sweeney, Saturday Night Live’s first openly gay cast member, has spoken out about “rotten” Chevy Chase ahead of the broadcast of a new documentary about the controversial comedian. In the documentary,

Terry Sweeney broke ground as Saturday Night Live ‘s first out gay castmember during that program’s 1985-86 season. Now Sweeney, 75, is breaking his silence on a decades-long feud with Chevy Chase after Chase proposed Sweeney appear in an SNL sketch mocking the AIDS epidemic.

Forty years after clashing on the set of "Saturday Night Live," Terry Sweeney is making his thoughts known about "rotten" Chevy Chase.

Sweeney reportedly responded, "Don't you think he is saying this and making himself look more like the ass he is!!!"

Chevy Chase created “Saturday Night Live’s” most enduring segment. Here’s how the original “SNL” cast member turned the news into nonsense — and must-watch TV.

Former SNL star Terry Sweeney breaks silence after Chevy Chase’s documentary revisits their decades-long feud.

Saturday Night Live alum Terry Sweeney predicts CNN’s new documentary won’t make Chevy Chase look his best. Before I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not premiered on Thursday Sweeney, 75, was asked about some of the story lines featured in the doc,

A new CNN documentary takes a close and uncomfortable look at the life of Chevy Chase, and it does not try to protect his image. The film is directed by Marina Zenovich, a filmmaker known for documentaries about famous and controversial figures.

(CNN) — Bowen Yang is leaving “Saturday Night Live” after this weekend’s Christmas show, in the middle of Season 51. Yang confirmed his departure in an Instagram post on Saturday. “i loved working at SNL, and most of all i loved the people,” he ...