Dana Carvey

Yeah.

I think she's in the top five.

Yeah, I got that.

Dana's got a real Mount Rushmore.

Dana is very close.

He's got a legitimate Mount Rushmore case.

He really does.

I think, uh, I think Hartman and Eddie and, um, Farrell.

Just all the, all the different stuff they could do.

They just had it like, it's almost like instead of just naming five, it's almost like who can't be left out.

And I think you have to mention those three and you have to mention Dana.

And if you're pulling the original, if you're saying that's off limits, that's tough for me because I think Gilda was the best female cast member they ever had.

And it's not a popular opinion because it was 100 million years ago and people barely remember it.

But man, if you go back and you look at all the stuff she did, she was so good, so talented, so famous that she had her own Broadway show.

Yeah.

How many cast members in the history of SNL could be like, you're so good at this, we're going to have a show called Gilda Live and you're going to do all your characters.

It's like impossible.

You know, I actually thought the last 20 years, I thought Maya Rudolph was the, was the, my favorite female cast member.

Um, I thought she could do the most.

I thought, I just thought she was incredibly talented.