Alec Baldwin

Lucky enough for me, in that first episode, it was, like, right after the Emmys, and Wanda Sykes and Bill Cosby had, like, a weird run-in.

And she was like, I think we should, like, recreate this moment or whatever.

And I was like, cool, I got a, you know, a Cosby, because I've been doing Cosby since I was on Nickelodeon.

And I was just like, let's do it.

I wasn't scared of that, because those were pretty comfortable shoes.

And, uh...

I just waited on the day, and it was like a moment during an update.

So I was kind of just watching the show the whole time, and then I had to get in my bald cap and my little tuxedo and sit there and wait for that moment.

And then it happened.

Oh, that's right.

I think she was hosting, so she was being like, you know, play with everybody in the audience.

And he was not.

I mean, it's pretty busy.

There's six-day shoot weeks.

Not shoot weeks, but six days worth of prep, I guess you could say.

Right.

And then we do the show on Saturday, so I guess five days of prep in the show.

But it's tough because we pitch on Monday, and you can start writing if you want, but we write all night Tuesday, basically, and then Wednesday is the table reading.

The rehearsal starts Thursday and Friday, so it's like every single day of your week pretty much is...

encumbered by catering to the host.