Chloe Fineman Departs SNL for Netflix Series

Chloe Fineman is departing Saturday Night Live after seven seasons, marking the first cast exit following the show's 51st season. Fineman, recognized as a standout performer in recent years, is set to star in Netflix's upcoming drama series, "Myron Bolitar." She is currently in negotiations to join the project, which is based on Harlan Coben's novels.

The series will see Fineman take on the role of Betsy, the ex-wife of the titular character, Myron Bolitar. The show is being developed by Coben and "The Good Wife" creators Michelle and Robert King. Fineman's departure from SNL signifies a shift towards more prominent acting roles in television dramas. Her tenure on Saturday Night Live began in 2019, and she was promoted to the main cast in 2020.

Fineman's work on SNL included a variety of impressions and original characters, earning her critical acclaim. Her decision to move to a leading role in a Netflix series highlights the growing trend of comedians and sketch performers transitioning to scripted television. The "Myron Bolitar" series is expected to explore the character's life as a sports agent and amateur detective, with Fineman's character playing a significant supporting role. The exact number of episodes and filming schedule for the Netflix series have not yet been disclosed.