Dana Carvey

You know, one of the things, cause I loved all the books.

Like I read, there's this great book that came out, I'm going to say mid eighties though.

It's called, I think live from Saturday night or something like that, but it's about the first 10 years of the show.

And it was one of my favorite books.

And then the oral histories came out with Jim Miller and shales and a bunch of other stuff, but you'd read the history of the show and these things that happen, never expecting YouTube's coming.

Yeah.

and all these other things where you could actually just go back and watch.

So there was always that legendary story of Belushi when he was so fucked up.

He couldn't go, you know, basically couldn't start.

It was the, I think when Kate Jackson hosted and they were like, it's 50, 50, whether he, he, he could die in the air.

If you put them on more and more, it's like, I'll take those chances and puts them on.

And he's in the first sketch.

So I've always read that story.

And then you watch the clip and it's like,

Belushi seems fine.

He's fine.

He's a tiny bit green, but it doesn't seem like he's going to die during the sketch.

So sometimes the video doesn't match up whatever the story was.

So for me, heat was the movie that started the rewatchable on my podcast.

We just, it was the 20th anniversary.