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 FILE - Taran Killam attends a screening of "Friends with Kids" hosted by the Cinema Society in New York, in this March 5, 2012 file photo. Killam appeared in a sketch Saturday Sept. 15, 2012 as Ryan,... (Associated Press) 
 
 "SNL" cast member Taran Killam will be playing GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan. 
 
 The question of who had won this key role was answered Saturday when the NBC comedy show returned for its season premiere. Killam appeared in a sketch as Ryan, attempting to clarify his past athletic achievements. 
 
 Killam is beginning his third season. 
 
 Earlier, "SNL" executive producer Lorne Michaels said Jay Pharoah would take over the role of President Barack Obama from Fred Armisen. Pharoah made several appearances as Obama on Saturday's show. 
 
 Michaels also said Jason Sudeikis will remain with the show, continuing to play both Obama's Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, as well as Vice President Joe Biden.
– Saturday Night Live kicked off its 38th season last night, reports Mediaite, with Seth MacFarlane in the co-host slot and castmember Jay Pharoah debuting his impersonation of Barack Obama in the episode's Cold Open. Taran Killam also debuted as the show's choice to portray Paul Ryan, and Jason Sudeikis, who is in fact remaining with the show, continued in his role as Mitt Romney. He'll also play Joe Biden, notes the AP, rounding out the presidential tickets. Spoofs included Clint Eastwood and his chair, Honey Boo Boo, and a little Gangnam Style at Lids.