Bobby Moynihan made multiple appearances as the Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives host during his time on the sketch show, and it’s partially thanks to a chance encounter with the real celebrity chef.

Bobby Moynihan as Riblet during Weekend Update on 'SNL' Riblet did not make an appearance during SNL50, but fans did see another one of Moynihan's characters make a comeback.

On this week’s episode of Vulture’s ‘Good One’ podcast, Bobby Moynihan discusses his time on ‘SNL’ and some of his recurring characters as well as his new role on the NBC comedy series ...

Bobby Moynihan explains why Not All Sheep Are Boring and what Jerry Seinfeld is like as a director. NBC cancels Kenan, Mr. Mayor, and The Endgame.

Moynihan’s uniquely welcoming and delightfully silly vocals have made him a natural for voiceover work in recent years, lending his talents to such projects as The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019 ...

Could Bobby Moynihan be the next ’SNL’ vet to exit the show? Well, that depends on how the Drunk Uncle conjurer’s new TV project pans out.

One of Bobby Moynihan‘s most popular “Saturday Night Live” recurring characters was Drunk Uncle, a boozy racist who at one point in the show was referred to as Donald Trump‘s number one ...

Bobby Moynihan's "Drunk Uncle" declared his admiration for Trump during a 2015 "SNL" episode. Moynihan said during the "Last Laugh" podcast that Trump apparently missed the joke.

Drunk Uncle is no more. But Bobby Moynihan isn’t gone for long, because he’s starring in a CBS sitcom due out this fall. The series tells the story of one character — played by th… ...

Bobby Moynihan: That’s it. I think that’s so funny you say that. I just saw the trailer again this week because it’s coming up, and I watched the trailer again, ...