Comedian reflects on the early days of television fame when there were only a few networks available.
The speaker shares about an adventurous trip to Paris with his friends and the surreal experiences they had including being driven by a grumpy Moroccan guy and having a big breakfast in an attempt to stay awake.
The speaker talks about their experience of performing on SNL for the first time and how their journey to that moment was full of ups and downs.
The host reflects on the difficulties of delivering a monologue to no audience during a late night show. He mentions how he asked the crew to make any noise or laughter since doing it with no response was too difficult.
A former technical theater writer remembers when Tim Robbins attempted to bring his Hollywood theatre to New York and received a terrible review. The speaker was a psycho fan of the gang and wanted to be involved.