Andy Samberg

Any fun nick-dotes from Seth? Any fun nick-dotes that you want to dote upon us? Hey, America worked reception at SNL before she was a writer. Oh, yeah. We would receive, I remember in the dog days of summer, myself, Jost for a while, Harper, would read through like 200 submissions and select out which ones were good. And I remember we all liked Marica's before we realized it was Marica's.

And it was this funny thing of like, oh, is that way? That's merit. That's that Sawyer. And when we hired her, it was one of the only cool ways to hire somebody. I remember I was in Higgins office with Shoemaker and he called reception and asked her to bring in a legal pad and some pencils. And then she came in and he's like, that's for you. You're a writer here now.

And it was this funny thing of like, oh, is that way? That's merit. That's that Sawyer. And when we hired her, it was one of the only cool ways to hire somebody. I remember I was in Higgins office with Shoemaker and he called reception and asked her to bring in a legal pad and some pencils. And then she came in and he's like, that's for you. You're a writer here now.

And it was this funny thing of like, oh, is that way? That's merit. That's that Sawyer. And when we hired her, it was one of the only cool ways to hire somebody. I remember I was in Higgins office with Shoemaker and he called reception and asked her to bring in a legal pad and some pencils. And then she came in and he's like, that's for you. You're a writer here now.

Really good. Pretty awesome. That's kind of like a Studio 60 moment.

Really good. Pretty awesome. That's kind of like a Studio 60 moment.

Really good. Pretty awesome. That's kind of like a Studio 60 moment.

It's how Sorkin would write it. Yeah, exactly. Those are yours, kid. You're a writer now.

It's how Sorkin would write it. Yeah, exactly. Those are yours, kid. You're a writer now.

It's how Sorkin would write it. Yeah, exactly. Those are yours, kid. You're a writer now.

I am saying that. Now, that one. Hey, move over, Nick Dotes. A recepto baby. Nobody's angry enough about recepto babies. Yeah, man.

I am saying that. Now, that one. Hey, move over, Nick Dotes. A recepto baby. Nobody's angry enough about recepto babies. Yeah, man.

I am saying that. Now, that one. Hey, move over, Nick Dotes. A recepto baby. Nobody's angry enough about recepto babies. Yeah, man.

Oh, my God. What else do we have to talk about here? What about some Seth's Corner? It was a very quiet day in Seth's Corner. You did the monologue. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I did the monologue. Maybe the Senator John McCain something. I did. I think I wrote the update with McCain.

Oh, my God. What else do we have to talk about here? What about some Seth's Corner? It was a very quiet day in Seth's Corner. You did the monologue. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I did the monologue. Maybe the Senator John McCain something. I did. I think I wrote the update with McCain.

Oh, my God. What else do we have to talk about here? What about some Seth's Corner? It was a very quiet day in Seth's Corner. You did the monologue. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I did the monologue. Maybe the Senator John McCain something. I did. I think I wrote the update with McCain.

Oh, sorry. Go.

Oh, sorry. Go.

Oh, sorry. Go.

I'm going to seed Seth's corner because I was so excited to see the opening. Cold Open was a Jim Downey, Jack Handy sketch, according to the names on it.