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A nonsensical stream of consciousness with gibberish phrases and disconnected thoughts.
A quick story about Chris Farley being himself while talking to someone outside with sudsy foam around him.
In this episode, Kevin Nealon and John Mulaney reminisce about their time at SNL, including funny encounters with celebrity hosts and other cast members.
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The hosts discuss their favorite theatrical performances, citing Peter O'Toole and Al Pacino in Scarface.
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Bill Hader shares some behind the scenes moments at SNL, including a host dropping from first lead to second lead and a cast member doing push-ups to look big before going on air.
The conversation touches upon discussing the best-selling men's athletic product called the core short and reminisces about the SNL short films, including Green Hilly and a Central Park scene.
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares how Madonna and Adam Sandler are two of the most successful people he knows and how he ended up working with Madonna again in "A League of Their Own."
A recount of a sketch performed on NBC with guest star Billy Martin and mixed reactions from Terry Sweeney and another staff member.
In this transcript, a comedian talks about his experience performing in front of MC Hammer and how he tried to get a reaction from the crowd.
Linda Holmes shares about a Funny Little Poopy Head reference in an American Express commercial audition and how it led to an unexpected realization.
The speaker reflects on missed opportunities while on SNL and suggests that not all shows must be watched each year as some may be missed one year and caught on a later year.
A speaker discusses various aspects of their career, including their experiences in stand-up and directing Saturday Night Live promos. They also express confusion about the current state of the show.
A disjointed conversation about kissing, language and accents, and booze.
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The speaker shares insights on how they incorporate improvisation into their skits and how they deal with the pressure of performing live on Saturday Night Live.
Comedians Dana and the speaker discuss the competitive nature of the show business, where one artist's success often means another's failure.
The speaker shares an experience of doing a sketch on air, where the actress accidentally said the writer's lines off the cue card and said hers, demonstrating the importance of improvisation in sketch comedy.
In this discussion, the hosts explore the stigma against stand-up comedians in Hollywood and how it has shifted over the years. They share their own personal experiences and observations in the industry.
The speaker discusses the experience of learning stand-up comedy and how it is more of a dialogue than a monologue.
In this episode of Fly on the Wall, Dana Carvey and David Spade interview actor Jon Hamm. The podcast is produced by Cadence 13 and executive produced by Carvey and Spade.