‘SNL’ Comes Crawling Back to Comedian It Unceremoniously Canceled 5 Years Ago After He Turns the Tables

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What a difference a half-decade makes.

Five years ago, “Saturday Night Live” fired comedian Shane Gillis before he performed in a single skit, claiming he had made jokes that were simply too “offensive” for the New York comedy scene.

But nothing succeeds like success — and even the libs at “SNL” know it.

On Saturday, the show announced that Gillis is coming back for a guest host spot on Feb. 24 — proving that even the most morally superior outlook takes a back seat when it comes to scoring television ratings.

It’s not just “SNL” that’s turning to Gillis. As the New York Post reported on Thursday, beleaguered Bud Light has partnered with the comedian to try to revive the brand’s fortunes after its disastrous, self-inflicted wound with transgender “influencer” Dylan Mulvaney (whose greatest influence was turning the country’s former No. 1 beer brand into a pariah for self-respecting Americans).

So, what is Gillis doing that’s getting the attention of people who used to pride themselves on pandering to the country’s left-wing politics?

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