Sarah Silverman remembers being in shock and denial after being fired following her first season at "Saturday Night Live" The two-time Emmy Award-Winning comedian stopped by "The Howard Stern Show" on Thursday and talked about going to the "SNL 50" anniversary show despite only appearing as a cast member on the sketch comedy program for one season in 1993.

Sarah Silverman was hired on SNL at a really young age of 22, appearing in sketches like “Weekend Update” alongside Kevin Nealon and “Homegirls,” where she played a prep-school girl. But her screentime was very limited as a performer.

Silverman joined the show’s 19th season, which aired from 1993 to 1994. She was let go after just one year. During an appearance on Howard Stern’s Sirius XM show on Thursday, Silverman described “SNL” as “magical” and “amazing,