Elizabeth Fay
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62 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Elizabeth Fay’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, we did change the time on them, right?
That's right, Seth. I am in an airport parking lot. I'm in Houston, Texas, getting ready to fly to Dallas, Texas with Elizabeth Fay for our tour. And we're also joined by Fred Armisen, who is joining us, too. And so we're all hitting the road. We're getting on a plane. But I take my podcast and my podcast. Oh, excuse me. That's the sound of a plane. Hold on.
I take my podcast very seriously, like you.
Honestly, you and I could just talk and then you could just like. paste in them going, ha ha, yeah, you could do that.
Well, I did my homework and I looked up what was going on that last episode because it's a blur because it was the episode you're going to talk about today was my last. So the good thing about the internet is you can just type in an episode now and they'll show you every sketch and their opinion on it.
Oh, I wonder why.
Oh, it makes me want to watch it again.
I know I've said this before when Maya and I are doing Bronx, we go back to the hair department and we just talk to Jodi just to, you know, and look, I'm not very good with accents. And I think my character there is kind of a combo of like my mom who has a Boston accent and Jodi who has the Bronx accent. But Jodi is really good at getting us back on track.
That's right. Yeah, no, they don't think they have a very strong accent. And, you know, like most women, they're entranced by an English accent. You know, we've all been there.
Yeah, God, he's so talented. And I mean, I'm sure you'll talk about it in the podcast. But I mean, he's such a seasoned sketch comedian. He was, you know, it was like, I don't think American audiences know as much of how incredibly deep his sketch and comedy history is.
You know, just like what happens every time I listen to this podcast, it really makes me want to go back and watch the episode.
Yep. I looked up the episode. Oh. Sorry, standby. I'm listening right now to make sure I don't miss my button. I think everything got delayed, so okay. Yes, you know, I looked at the date of this episode, and it was December 13th, so it must have been the last episode before Christmas break.
And I had had my first child October 25th. So I was probably, you know, feeling like I could leave the house, I guess. And I don't remember if I came back. I have no memory.
Yeah, I think I guess I went right after Christmas break to start on Parks and Rec, yeah, in the beginning of that year.
Hi, Keith.
Keith, I was saying to Seth that I'm with some SNL cast members right now, including one who was from Anne Golden Era, which is Fred Armisen. In fact, hold on. Maybe Fred. Fred, do you want to make a cameo? Sure. Fred, I'm talking to Seth and Akiva right now. Hi, guys.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's a good question. So like I said, we're in Texas. So we're doing Houston and Dallas. And Fred, what do you do for your bit?
He got so specific last night in the Houston area and was talking about like regions in the Houston area, including Sugar Land, where we were, and the neighboring counties. areas, river oaks, and people were like, you are nailing it.
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