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21 Who were the youngest and oldest hosts? (Saturday Night Live) |
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This article is from the Saturday Night Live: Commercial Parodies FAQ, by Doug Krause snl-faq@lido.com with numerous contributions by others.
Technically, George Carlin was the youngest *and* oldest
host on the first show, but let's not get silly. As of
this writing, Drew Barrymore is the youngest host in SNL
history. Here are the ages of the hosts under 18:
Date Host Age ---- ---- --- 27 Nov 1976 Jodie Foster 14y 0m 8d 20 Nov 1982 Drew Barrymore 7y 8m 29d 24 Feb 1990 Fred Savage 13y 7m 15d 23 Nov 1991 Macaulay Culkin 11y 2m 28d
 
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