Kyle Mooney's Live Action-Animation Hybrid Saturday Morning All Star Hits! Will Bring The Crazy To Netflix

NBC's "Saturday Night Live" is known for its ability to launch the careers of comedians who are trying to make it in Hollywood – from classic stars like Eddie Murphy and Bill Murray to newer cast members like Beck Bennett and Kate McKinnon. Indeed, "SNL" has emerged as the place where professional comics often go to cut their teeth on the big stage.

Kyle Mooney is another young star who has appeared on "SNL" for several years now. Mooney, 37, joined the cast of the NBC sketch comedy series in 2013 and has appeared as a series regular since then (via IMDb). Throughout his time on the series, Mooney has performed notable impersonations of media personalities like Jim Acosta and Neil Cavuto, as well as politicians like 2016 presidential candidate Lincoln Chafee and Senators Tom Cotton and John Kennedy.

Like most stars of "SNL," Mooney has also done a fair amount of work outside of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. For instance, in 2016, Mooney made an appearance in "Zoolander 2" and, two years later, he starred in Season 5 of "Arrested Development." He has also done a fair amount of voice work, lending his voice to characters in animated series like "Bob's Burgers" and "Rick and Morty" (via IMDb). 

A new announcement from Netflix makes it clear that Mooney won't be shying away from animation any time soon either, but his next project will look a bit different than fans might expect.