Colin Quinn in 1998 Following MacDonald's exit, Colin Quinn stepped in. The comedian anchored the segment for his two-year stint — from 1998 to 2000 — on the show.

Murray teased current “Weekend Update” host Colin Jost throughout the segment, making him think he would be ranked No. 1. NBC. Colin Quinn took the No. 10 slot, with Kevin Nealon coming in at ...

Colin Quinn, who hosted “Weekend Update” from 1998 until 2000, also missed the anniversary special. Dana Carvey wasn’t in the special either, despite making recent appearances on “SNL ...

Colin Quinn, who began as an SNL writer in 1995 before taking over as a "Weekend Update" anchor in 1998, was also unable to make the show, as he is currently touring a standup show and was ...

The "Weekend Update" segment at the "SNL" 50th anniversary special brought back legendary cast member Bill Murray to rank the segments past hosts. ... Colin Quinn came in at number 10, ...

He was name-dropped during the Sunday special by Bill Murray, who jokingly named Quinn as his 10th favorite “Weekend Update” host in a jab at current host Colin Jost.

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Comedian, author, and “Saturday Night Live” alum Colin Quinn is set to perform a benefit show on Sunday, March 16, supporting the Woodstock Land Conservancy, according… ...

Former Weekend Update anchor Bill Murray returned to Saturday Night Live on the show’s 50th anniversary special to list his top 10 anchors — none of whom were the man next to him, Colin Jost ...

Almost all the stars came out to celebrate Saturday Night Live's biggest milestone yet: the monumental 50th anniversary special, packed with throwbacks, resurrected characters, epic musical ...