Dana Carvey

People lose their fucking minds.

It's like he's Leonard Skynard singing Freebird.

He's a professional singer.

It's unreal.

Yeah, and Hater, I think, is up there, too, for just popping on.

Kate McKinnon was really good at it, just coming on, playing some crazy character.

But it is like its own little skill set, because it's like you're a basketball player.

You're just coming in, and you have to make, like, five threes in two minutes to get out of the game.

Yeah, you did it.

I mean, that's how you broke in, right, with sitting next to Dennis Miller.

Another good category is...

the, the Mount Rushmore or whatever of people who weren't even the focal point of the sketch, but somehow we're still the funniest person in the sketch, which is like, to me, Chris Farley is number one.

Um, like he's in the dysfunctional family feud.

He's just like the loser kid who harbors being mean to, and he's probably like the fifth most important, but every single thing he does in the thing is hilarious.

So we're headed for the 50th year.

Yeah.

Next year.

I know.

Yeah.

Which I think is really good for your podcast because, you know, it's the fact that the show has been around for a half century is.