Streeter Seidell

Streeter Seidell's journey in the entertainment industry has been marked by significant milestones. He took over the reins as head writer of the culturally impactful "Saturday Night Live" in early 2022, and his creative prowess has been recognized by Variety, listing him as one of the ten screenwriters to watch in 2021. Seidell's screenwriting career also includes developing the sixth film in the popular "Home Alone" franchise titled "Home Sweet Home Alone," which was released on Disney+ in November 2021. He is currently working on exciting projects like a live-action "Inspector Gadget" and "Rugrats" film and a "SpaceCamp" remake for Disney.

Seidell's writing extends beyond film and television. He has penned pieces for notable publications such as the New York Times and Mental Floss. His book, "White Whine: A Study of First World Problems," was published in 2013, adding author to his list of accomplishments. He also co-authored "The CollegeHumor Guide to College" with other writers and editors from CollegeHumor, an online entertainment company he was part of.

Apart from writing, Seidell has also made on-screen appearances in shows like "The CollegeHumor Show," "Pranked," "Adam Ruins Everything," and "Hot Date," as well as in the film "Coffee Town." His podcast, "The Talk of Shame Show," launched in 2014, featured embarrassed guests telling their embarrassing stories. Seidell's industry recognition includes seven Primetime Emmy nominations, and two Writers Guild of America Award wins in 2017 and 2018.