Oct. 7 (UPI) --Downey Wrote That, a documentary about longtime Saturday Night Live writer and five-time Emmy-winner Jim Downey, is set to premiere on Peacock Oct. 17. The film features interviews with ...

A documentary on longtime Saturday Night Live writer Jim Downey is coming to Peacock on October 17. In addition to interviews with Downey, the 60-minute documentary will feature a lot of famous faces ...

Legendary “Saturday Night Live” writer Jim Downey is the subject of a new documentary coming to Peacock on Oct. 17. Titled “Downey Wrote That,” the hour-long film will highlight the sketches, comedic ...

Downey Wrote That, a documentary about legendary Saturday Night Live writer Jim Downey, is finally coming to Peacock. The streamer will premiere the film on October 17 – four and a half years after it ...

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The streamer will premiere the film on October 17 – four and a half years after it was first announced. The doc will tell the story of the career of Downey, the longest-running writer in the history ...

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