Andy Samberg

holocaust and no one laughs I'm just like oh this is bad yeah but I mean the jokes it's getting you know not the hugest laughs but it's getting laughs on what it's supposed to which is you know you're immature like talk to the hand about the worst things the general dynamic of the joke of saying the worst thing and then saying something very that you should just be saying about something very flippant is playing on some level yeah on some level you can hear like 10% of the audience enjoying it

Agreed.

Also, I personally dislike that I or we made the choice to scream Arcade Fire because everyone knew it was them.

It just felt very SNL-y and overly presentational.

I'm just down on it.

Was that out of fear that they weren't famous enough, but they were the musical guests?

I mean, it was definitely... I think we were at SNL.

You know you're killed when you're talking about how good the room looked.

Well, by the way, but we did pull off the overall thing.

It is good.

I'm trying to find a wide of the back of the room is what you're talking about.

Because mostly it's these real cutaways of people at the UN.

But yeah, like what's that door there?

Does that remind you of something of one of the stages, Seth?

You're there every day.

What's this door?

Oh, there we go.

This is the whole room.

I mean, you know, it's maybe just super poignant.

It's just not meant for laughter, you know?