18 Times Aidy Bryant Was Your Favorite SNL Cast Member

Updated on Jan 29, 2017 at 11:20 AM

Aidy Bryant has been cracking us up for the last few years on Saturday Night Live, and we have the GIFs to prove it. Bryant has originated some of the show's best recent characters, like the adolescent TV host Morgan and Santa Claus's horny wife, and is a major part of the show's girl band. She's also a highlighted guest on our show with Rachel Antonoff, Knock Knock, where she shows a different, vulnerable side of herself. Watch the whole episode with Aidy, then check out some of her funniest moments on SNL.

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18 Times Aidy Bryant Was Your Favorite SNL Cast Member

This Is SNL Standout Aidy Bryant

She Brings Some of the Show's More Ridiculous Characters to Life

And Tonkerbell

She's a Master of Physical Comedy

Oh, and Also: An International Nasty Girl

Known As: Lil' Baby Aidy

She Still Has to Deal With Awkward Moments Masterfully

It's 1 Way She Shows Off Her Moves

Her Crazy-Good Moves

She's Also Known as Morgan, an Opinionated Preteen With Her Own Show

She Loses It at Some Point in Pretty Much Every Show

And Likes to Brag About Her Experience

And Do This Thing With Her Tongue

It's an Aidy Trademark

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