Two individuals discuss the evolution of women's roles in comedy, focusing on the importance of portraying real relationships rather than simply fulfilling a one-dimensional role.
Paul Rudd attributes some of his success in getting cast in Anchorman to being a part of the comedy hit Wet Hot American Summer.
The guest describes his role as the lefty caveman on a radio show and the dry, sarcastic humor that accompanied it.
The cast and writers of Saturday Night Live went on a retreat to Mohonk, planned by Marcy Klein, where they had campfires, parties, and played football, with Lauren Michaels teaching them how to make s'mores and telling ghost stories.
The speaker shares their experience of feeling deja vu frequently, where they have a painful memory that feels like it belongs to someone else.