Garrett Morris has been an integral member of Saturday Night Live’s history since its beginning and has had a significant impact on the show.

Fresh off an Emmy win, Lamorne Morris talks about playing one of his comedy idols — who happens to share his last name — in a new film about “Saturday Night Live’s” first broadcast.

Garrett Morris, Saturday Night Live (SNL)’s first Black cast member, appeared on the show from 1975 to 1980 and was best known for his portrayal of the fictional Dominican baseball player Chico ...

One of the original 'Saturday Night Live' cast members, Garrett Morris explains the NBC sketch comedy show was a different place in 1975.

Sarah Sherman is recounting a heartbreaking moment. The “Saturday Night Live” star, 32, recently revealed a cosmic connection ...

The Chicago-born actor portrays Garrett Morris (no relation) in “Saturday Night,” the Jason Reitman-directed feature film about the birth of “Saturday Night Live,” released Oct. 11.

He ended up singing a lot. In Jason Reitman 's Saturday Night Live biopic, the New Girl star plays Garrett Morris, the first Black performer to join the SNL cast.

‘Saturday Night Live,’ now in its 50th season, and as relevant as ever, kicked off broadcast life with a blast – of illicit behavior.

Morris has long been fascinated by “Saturday Night Live.” A Second City alum, he even once auditioned for the NBC sketch comedy series but failed to convert his efforts into a job on the show.

The original cast of “Saturday Night Live,” from left: Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, Chevy Chase, Laraine Newman, Garrett Morris, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.