Andy Samberg

Watching it now as an adult with children, I mean, we weren't like young when we wrote it, but compared to now, for me, I was like, it's kind of chilling me and we wrote it.

I think ultimately the joke of saying the most horrific things that have ever happened and then being like, hit the showers.

The dissonance of that does make me laugh.

Yeah, the joke is about this character.

It's not about the stuff.

Of course.

I don't think it was that strong.

That's a good question.

There's also an interesting choice made in it where I wish we had kept it all as TV feed cameras, but we switched to glossier steadicam.

And watching it now, I was like, oh, it would have felt more protected if we hadn't been like, now check out.

The slick version.

So it felt more like an actual thing that was happening with these kids and then this one really old guy pretending to be a kid.

I haven't seen this since the day it aired, so I don't even remember.

I forgot that it was at a UN-y kind of thing until you just said that.

Let me say this, though, Keev.

That is not why it didn't work.

Well, Andy and me and Andy were texting last night.

Andy was more bullish about this than me.

And I was going to, I'm going to put you in the category you're in because only because you probably, even though you weren't there when we shot it, you were there when we recorded it.

Um, but I, I, I didn't dislike it, but it was definitely a shrug for me a little bit where I was like, I get it and it's fine and let's do it.