Dana Carvey

Because, I mean, you did all these movies.

Oh, wait, I got a question for you.

I'm jumping around.

I was just saying you're more than an impressionist in your career, you know, sports commentator.

That's not what I was going to say.

Well, it used to be, I would get teased a lot in San Francisco, like Bobby Slate.

Yeah, yeah, do a funny voice, do a funny voice.

You know, that's all you do.

And then I walked into the Holy City's little club one night and he's doing one of the Bowery Boys.

That's like his big closing.

The Bowery Boys.

Yeah, the Bowery Boys.

Timely.

Going back.

Yeah, it seems like it's a big advantage just to have impressions to go to, maybe not depend on, but to go to on that show.

Didn't you just go around to office and go, hey, how about this?

The guy's saying... They literally never found out you had this secret weapon?

Well, you want to have a reason to do the impression that's kind of organic.

Those guys make a good sketch around your impression.

Rather than just a cavalcade of, you know.