Andy Samberg

I don't think it happens a lot that an actor asks not to be in something. A cast member. Mostly because you're so afraid that if you do that, the writer won't put you in anything ever again.

I don't think it happens a lot that an actor asks not to be in something. A cast member. Mostly because you're so afraid that if you do that, the writer won't put you in anything ever again.

I don't think it happens a lot that an actor asks not to be in something. A cast member. Mostly because you're so afraid that if you do that, the writer won't put you in anything ever again.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

But it was a different era. In our time, the reason you would ask out, I think would be kind of that Sandler thing. Like, I don't feel comfortable doing something physically.

But it was a different era. In our time, the reason you would ask out, I think would be kind of that Sandler thing. Like, I don't feel comfortable doing something physically.

But it was a different era. In our time, the reason you would ask out, I think would be kind of that Sandler thing. Like, I don't feel comfortable doing something physically.

But it did not happen a lot.

But it did not happen a lot.

But it did not happen a lot.

There were certainly hesitations to throw down for something because that boldness was, I wouldn't say super rewarded. No, I wouldn't think so. But if I felt a host really wanted to do something, you know, we've talked about how like a Jonah or Seth Rogen would fight for something that was really writerly. And if Lorne was maybe against it, it was fun to sort of push the host's point of view.

There were certainly hesitations to throw down for something because that boldness was, I wouldn't say super rewarded. No, I wouldn't think so. But if I felt a host really wanted to do something, you know, we've talked about how like a Jonah or Seth Rogen would fight for something that was really writerly. And if Lorne was maybe against it, it was fun to sort of push the host's point of view.

There were certainly hesitations to throw down for something because that boldness was, I wouldn't say super rewarded. No, I wouldn't think so. But if I felt a host really wanted to do something, you know, we've talked about how like a Jonah or Seth Rogen would fight for something that was really writerly. And if Lorne was maybe against it, it was fun to sort of push the host's point of view.

and be the wind behind their back as they tried to get something in.

and be the wind behind their back as they tried to get something in.

and be the wind behind their back as they tried to get something in.

The one kind of unwritten rule that I would say not everybody lived by, but I was pretty good at living by, was don't fight for your own thing.

The one kind of unwritten rule that I would say not everybody lived by, but I was pretty good at living by, was don't fight for your own thing.