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Creator and producer of ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' for [[NBC]]; he's also listed as an [[Executive Producer]] on ''[[~~30 Rock (TV)|~~30 Rock]]''. Has also occasionally appeared on ''SNL'' as well, most notably in the infamous early segments where he offered [[The Beatles]] [[Comically Small Bribe|$3000]] to reunite on the program. (John and Paul considered it one night, apparently, but decided not to).

Creator and producer of ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' for [[NBC]]; he's also listed as an [[Executive Producer]] on ''[[30 Rock]]''. Has also occasionally appeared on ''SNL'' as well, most notably in the infamous early segments where he offered [[The Beatles]] [[Comically Small Bribe|$3000]] to reunite on the program. (John and Paul considered it one night, apparently, but decided not to).

[[Expy|May have inspired]] Dr. Evil from the ''[[Austin Powers]]'' films, Jack Donaghy of ''[[~~30 Rock (TV)|~~30 Rock]]'', and Don Roritor in the [[Kids in The Hall]] movie ''[[Brain Candy]]'':

[[Expy|May have inspired]] Dr. Evil from the ''[[Austin Powers]]'' films, Jack Donaghy of ''[[30 Rock]]'', and Don Roritor in the [[Kids in The Hall]] movie ''[[Brain Candy]]'':

{{quote| '''[[Mike Myers]]''': Anyways, you know what? You know, Dr. Evil's nothing like you, Lorne. I mean, you don't have your "henchmen" kill people.<br />

'''Lorne Michaels''': No... no, not since [[The Seventies~~|the seventies~~]]. }}

'''Lorne Michaels''': No... no, not since [[The Seventies]]. }}