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Comedian Norm Macdonald's friends and fellow comedians such as David Spade, Adam Sandler, Sarah Silverman, and Bill Murray, gathered at the New York comedy club to pay their respects at his memorial service, where they watched footage of his never-released stand-up special.
Comedian Bill Burr discusses his experience attending late comedian Norm Macdonald's funeral and his impressions of the eulogies given, including his own, in a conversation with host Conan O'Brien.
The head writer is constantly pulled in different directions and it can be difficult to get their attention. Writers sometimes struggle to pitch ideas to the head writer, who may be preoccupied with other tasks.
Saturday Night Live veterans, Dana Carvey and Jim Downey, talk about the process of writing for the show, including the creative input of head writer Jim and the challenges of coming up with material.
The podcast delves into the life and career of Jim Downey, who was hired as a writer for the original cast of Saturday Night Live despite being very young, and discusses his comedic style and personality.
The guest on the podcast discusses how he completed a song for Saturday Night Live’s 40th Anniversary with Maya Rudolph.
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The speaker describes a man who was very elegant and had experienced a lot, comparing him to Fred Astaire and the men in cigarette ads from the 60s. He clarifies that the term "bastard" was not meant to be interpreted as a dirty word.
Belushi had an extensive wardrobe and would give clothes to Downey Jr. who loved wearing them to the point of putting them underneath his own clothes.
The transcript discusses Belushi's nervous trumpet-playing while on stage and his ability to deliver standout comedic performances.
David Spade discusses Chris Farley's mood swings when under the influence of drugs and alcohol, as well as Farley's shift in priorities towards music rather than his hosting duties on Saturday Night Live.
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The opening up of SNL pieces to many writers backfired initially as some felt burnt out and decided to leave. However, it did impress Lorne Michaels who saw it as a display of moxie.
The speaker reviews Seasons 2-4 of Norm's Update, including the OJ trial aftermath and the restaurant suit. They also mention being fired during the fourth season.
The transcript contains unrelated thoughts, stories and experiences including being fired and offenses.
Comedians Conan O'Brien and Dana Carvey recall their time at SNL and the competitive, joke-filled atmosphere of the rewrite table.
The hosts of Lovett or Leave It podcast discuss the challenge of creating presidential impersonations and the process of writing sketches for the show's opening segment.
The speakers discuss the challenges of cluttered sketch comedy sets and relying on improvisation, while also mentioning the importance of mental health awareness in May and the virtual therapy provider, Talkspace.
The audience doesn't enjoy when comedians make fun of Obama, resulting in Jim Carrey opting to perform Obama doing nursery rhymes in order to make the audience comfortable. Jim also talks about how Biden talks things into reality.
The transcript presents a jumbled mixture of sentences, jumping from one topic to another without cohesion or structure.
The process of interviewing requires focusing on small details and wide-angle perspectives. Working with an interviewee can be a process of meeting in the middle with different perspectives.
The speaker talks about the time he made a mistake discussing his arrival at SNL after looking up his Wikipedia page, and how he didn't get his first computer until 1990 or 1991.
The speaker reads through critical comments about an art piece, hoping to find a positive review, but ultimately agrees with the negative feedback.
The speaker discusses David Spade's later start on a TV show and his commitment to his work. The speaker also briefly mentions their experience talking with the host and writers of the show.
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The speaker narrates an encounter with a girl in a courtyard, who approached him in a sexually suggestive manner, and compares it to a scene from a James Bond movie. He also shares Dennis Miller's comment on the importance of his work with SNL.
The speaker discusses a text mixup with Marci Klein regarding Chris Rock's birthday and reminiscing about being involved in committee craziness.
Jim Carrey talks about his experience living in New York City during his SNL days, including the challenges of the city's shadowy streets and limited sun exposure.
The speaker reflects on the difficulty of getting to SNL without a car service and shares their experience of relying on cabs.