Former SNL writer Jim Downey is praised by Bill Simmons for his contributions to the show and for being an important figure in its history.
Comedian reminisces about a recent comedic performance, expresses appreciation for the audience's positive reception and time spent with other comedians, including the late Norm Macdonald.
The transcript consists of a rambling conversation without a specific topic. The speakers frequently use the phrase "you'd kill with that" and touch on various topics, including possible character impressions for a comedy show.
The hosts discuss the success of short films on SNL, from Albert Brooks to Adam McKay and how YouTube played a role in it.
The speaker expresses their admiration for an actor's performance, particularly a sketch with a rating of 10/10 and their portrayal of characters in 30 Rock.