Andy Samberg

So Wally and I send this signed cue card, and then Jesse Blemmen's grandmother writes the nicest note, like puts in a picture of the cue card on the wall and just writes the sweetest note.

And it's just so lovely when a person comes on your show and talks about how their grandmother's super nice, and then immediately the grandmother proves that they're not inflating that at all.

That's true.

Look, by the way, nobody is impressed with my acting.

Where were we?

I don't even know.

Hey, why don't we listen to a voice note?

Bye.

Amazing.

I loved it.

Once again, just amazing.

It was my favorite thing by far.

When I go back to my childhood home where my parents still live, my bedroom has so much SNL stuff.

There was a 25th anniversary book that came out that my parents got for me.

It was a thing.

I would get SNL stuff for Christmas.

I don't know if it was like, I think it was like too big to consider it a dream.

But one of the coolest things is when I went back for my 10-year high school reunion, I was on, I think I'd been on the show for a year.

And the amount of people at my reunion were like, I knew it.

And it was just like, oh, that's so great.