Saturday Night Live paid tribute to beloved actress Catherine O’Hara on January 31st, one day after her death at the age of 71. The late-night program remembered the Emmy-winning actress, who briefly appeared as a cast member and later hosted the show twice.

The tribute was a brief but heartfelt acknowledgement of O’Hara’s significant contributions to comedy. While her tenure as a cast member was short, she left a lasting impact and is widely recognized for her roles in iconic films and television series, most notably as Moira Rose in 'Schitt's Creek,' a role for which she received critical acclaim and numerous awards.

O’Hara’s career spanned decades, showcasing her versatility and comedic talent. Her appearances on SNL, both as a host and earlier in her career, were memorable moments for fans. The show’s recognition of her passing underscores the respect and admiration held for her within the entertainment industry.

News of O’Hara's death was confirmed on January 30th, prompting an outpouring of grief and tributes from colleagues, fans, and fellow performers. Her legacy as a comedic icon will undoubtedly endure.