Description: (Writer)
Michael O'Donoghue was a prominent American writer and performer celebrated for his edgy and subversive comedic style. He played a crucial role in National Lampoon magazine and became the inaugural head writer of Saturday Night Live. O'Donoghue made a memorable mark as the first person to deliver a line on the show, displaying his wit and creativity to a broad audience. His influential work in both writing and performing has had a lasting effect on the comedy world, inspiring numerous individuals with his distinct comedic approach.