After the Wreck-It Ralph star was fired from the show, Silverman remembered being “totally thrown for a loop” and being in “such like denial about it.” However, the comedian said that “the best thing for” post- SNL was appearing on Late Night With Conan O’Brien during his first year hosting the series.

Sarah Silverman recently told Howard Stern how she felt like a loser acting on 'Saturday Night Live' and how Conan O'Brien saved her career.

Sarah Silverman, 54, reflected on her one-season stint on “Saturday Night Live” during a recent appearance on “The Howard Stern Show.” The comedian was a writer and cast member during Season 19 (which aired from 1993 to 1994), but she got fired after just one season.

Sarah Silverman remembers being in shock and denial after being fired following her first season at "Saturday Night Live" The two-time Emmy Award-Winning comedian stopped by "The Howard Stern Show" on Thursday and talked about going to the "SNL 50" anniversary show despite only appearing as a cast member on the sketch comedy program for one season in 1993.

Sarah Silverman recently appeared on “The Howard Stern Show” and credited Conan O’Brien helped save her career after she was fired from “Saturday Night Live.” Silverman was a writer and cast memebr on “SNL” Season 19 but got dropped after one season.

Her longest past relationships were with late-night host Jimmy Kimmel and Welsh actor Michael Sheen. Silverman has been dating Jimmy Kimmel Live! writer Rory Albanese since 2020. Sarah Silverman is no stranger to sharing about her life.

Sarah Silverman had a swift exit from Saturday Night Live in its nineteenth season. She was neither embroiled in controversy nor guilty of misconduct — merely a victim to the show’s systematized firing scheme.

Sarah Silverman says Conan O’Brien saved her career after ‘terrifying’ time on SNL - Former ‘SNL’ cast member was fired after one season with the popular comedy sketch show