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Tamantha Ryan · 2026-06-11 · via New York Post

Bowen Yang has struggled adjusting to life after “Saturday Night Live.”

During an interview on Jake Shane’s “Therapuss” podcast Thursday, the comedian was asked how life was after he abruptly left the NBC sketch comedy show mid-season last year.

“Weird. I feel like I’m chopped, clapped … I’m done in this town,” he replied.

Though the “Wicked” star, 35, said he was “of course” ready to leave “SNL,” he said he has been “constantly readjusting.”

Bowen Yang on a white couch, speaking into a microphone.

Bowen Yang (seen above) is still trying to adjust to life post-“Saturday Night Live.” Therapuss with Jane Shane

Bowen Yang and a man in a light blue hoodie sit on a couch and chair respectively, holding microphones and talking.

“Weird. I feel like I’m chopped, clapped … I’m done in this town,” he of how his life has been since leaving the sketch comedy show. (Pictured: Yang and Jake Shane.) Therapuss with Jane Shane

“I think I’ll be in that mode for a while and that’s fine. You know what I mean?” he said.

In December 2025, Yang — who joined the Lorne Michaels-created show for Season 45 in 2019 — announced he was leaving “SNL” after seven seasons.

“i loved working at SNL, and most of all i loved the people. i was there at a time when many things in the world started to seem futile, but working at 30 rock taught me the value in showing up anyway when people make it worthwhile,” he wrote on Instagram at the time.

Bowen Yang wearing sunglasses, holding a microphone, and gesturing with one hand while sitting on a couch next to a stuffed octopus.

“I think I’ll be in that mode for a while and that’s fine,” he shared. (Pictured: Yang on a podcast.) Therapuss with Jane Shane

The cast of Saturday Night Live Season 51, posing for a group photo.

Yang (seen above with his co-stars) joined “SNL” in 2019. Mary Ellen Matthews/NBC via Getty Images

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An insider told The Post that Yang’s exit was “out of the blue” but was “no surprise.”

Yang initially wanted to leave “SNL” after Season 50 ended in May 2025; however, he revealed that Michaels, 81, and the network convinced him to stay longer.

“He was like, ‘Listen, you should come back,’” the “Fire Island” star said during Variety’s “Actors on Actors” sit-down with Rachel Sennott this month.

Yang noted that the television producer wanted the comedian to help mentor the newest cast members who were hired for Season 51.

Bowen Yang in character as Bowen from the "Simu & Bowen" sketch on Saturday Night Live.

In December 2025, Yang announced he was leaving “SNL” after seven seasons. NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images

Bowen Yang as a Delta Sky Club employee in the "Delta Lounge" sketch on Saturday Night Live.

The comedian (seen above) initially wanted to leave after Season 50 ended in May 2025, but stayed longer due to a phone call from Lorne Michaels. Will Heath/NBC via Getty Images

“’It’s a lot of new kids … a lot of people left, a lot of people are coming in,’” Yang recalled Michaels allegedly saying at the time. “’You should be there to set an example for them, at least in the first half of the season. I’m telling you, it would be very important.’”

Yang said his chat with Michaels was the “first time [he] felt someone who made so many things possible for [him] being like, ‘I need you.’”

Several main cast members departed from “SNL” after its 50th season, including Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim, Michael Longfellow, Devon Walker and Emil Wakim.