Michael Schur talks about his experience interviewing for a writing position on SNL and how he approached the meeting with Lorne Michaels.
De Niro and Scorsese talk about their experiences on SNL and how difficult it is to perform as a comedian. They praise Robert Smigel as a genius.
Stephen Colbert shares his thoughts on whether Tracy in Wisconsin knowing his true identity would help her understand his show. He also discusses the possibility of having an acting career outside of his show and producing other people's shows instead.
James Corden discusses how he can't choose between being solely an actor or solely a talk show host, and how side projects re-energize him for his show. Being a talk show host is also one of his dreams.
In this episode, the guest Howie Mandel talks about how his career has been about being ballsy, whether it was in school, chasing people that he was a fan of, or interviewing them. He also tells the story of how he was interviewed by a 16-year-old with a Long Island accent in 1984.