Amy Poehler

But you are like pressuring the powers that be that they might fuck up.

It's very exhilarating to watch because obviously it's also talking about like cancer culture, like misogyny and like patriarchy and all that stuff.

But it's not.

It's just funny.

There is some version of getting known on the show and it doesn't stamp you forever, but like where people see you as a person with a face.

Okay, but I just want to gently say to you that you should just take credit for that success because even though it wasn't your original idea, perhaps we all know that we're collaborating.

We're all collaborating, working together, but you have to deliver.

One other thing I want to ask you about, and then we'll jump off SNL, but Louis.

Let's talk about Louis Zakarian.

What is there to say?

Louis runs the makeup department, and...

He is incredible.

Let's talk about him for a second and what he's made for you.

Yes.

And they should make it in the makeup room of Louis' room.

Because the way that they, like, in The Pit, the way they, like, save people by, like, stabbing them in the heart.

Like, that's how Louis has to do makeup.

Well, that's what an emergency room doctor is like, we'll see what we can do.

Yeah, we're going to let the baby die?

And it's the same stakes for a comedy show.