Chapter
Pressure to Perform in Stand-Up Comedy
47:08 - 51:51 (04:43)
The pressure to succeed in stand-up comedy can be immense, leading comedians to feel like they have to constantly "kill" on stage. This pressure can be heightened when trying to land a job on a show like SNL.
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Comedic writer discusses his relationship with Lorne Michaels and how he now appreciates the difficulty of managing a large network like SNL.
47:08 - 48:37 (01:28)
Summary
Comedic writer discusses his relationship with Lorne Michaels and how he now appreciates the difficulty of managing a large network like SNL.
ChapterPressure to Perform in Stand-Up Comedy
EpisodeDennis Miller
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
The speaker shares his experience of pre-performance anxiety and the hectoring voice that creates self-doubt in his mind before taking the stage.
48:37 - 49:53 (01:16)
Summary
The speaker shares his experience of pre-performance anxiety and the hectoring voice that creates self-doubt in his mind before taking the stage.
ChapterPressure to Perform in Stand-Up Comedy
EpisodeDennis Miller
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
The pressure of performing well and "killing" on stage is high in the world of comedy, as evident from the experiences of some comedians like the speaker.
49:53 - 50:59 (01:06)
Summary
The pressure of performing well and "killing" on stage is high in the world of comedy, as evident from the experiences of some comedians like the speaker.
ChapterPressure to Perform in Stand-Up Comedy
EpisodeDennis Miller
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
A humorous skit about the differences in condom materials from the past and present and flame retardant sleepwear, with a nostalgic twist.
50:59 - 51:51 (00:52)
Summary
A humorous skit about the differences in condom materials from the past and present and flame retardant sleepwear, with a nostalgic twist.