The cast and crew behind Saturday Night Live discuss the unique atmosphere of the show and the experience of having Michael Jordan as a host. Despite the reality show-like expectations, SNL remains an unmatched gig in the entertainment industry.
The speaker discusses a video he edited of an old guy from Lawrence Welk singing "Happy Days" on loop and the crowd's enthusiastic reaction to it at a live event.
The speaker talks about a conversation had with Norman about their life being like a movie, discussing the topic of cancel culture.
Two friends are casually brainstorming ideas for a second show, with one suggesting making it "kind of funny."
Former writers of SNL, Jim Downey and David Mandel, share their experiences on working with nervous hosts, last minute changes, and dress rehearsals that went on for too long.
The hosts discuss the different factors that can contribute to the success or failure of a comedian's set, including choice of material and audience reaction.