Lauren Graham

And he's asked me more than once. I'm like, Ray, if I have to tell you one more time.

And he's asked me more than once. I'm like, Ray, if I have to tell you one more time.

I'll take it. He's the best. But I do have a thing for, you know, comics are just real tough. But I love them so much. Well, they're challenging, which is a good thing and a bad thing. It's a rough life, but it's really fun.

I'll take it. He's the best. But I do have a thing for, you know, comics are just real tough. But I love them so much. Well, they're challenging, which is a good thing and a bad thing. It's a rough life, but it's really fun.

I'll take it. He's the best. But I do have a thing for, you know, comics are just real tough. But I love them so much. Well, they're challenging, which is a good thing and a bad thing. It's a rough life, but it's really fun.

And I can't imagine it now for people. My godson Clyde's buddy, they're 23. He's moving to New York. His dad is a successful businessman. screenwriter and he knows the business and he's going to New York to try his hand at stand up.

And I can't imagine it now for people. My godson Clyde's buddy, they're 23. He's moving to New York. His dad is a successful businessman. screenwriter and he knows the business and he's going to New York to try his hand at stand up.

And I can't imagine it now for people. My godson Clyde's buddy, they're 23. He's moving to New York. His dad is a successful businessman. screenwriter and he knows the business and he's going to New York to try his hand at stand up.

Yeah, I applaud it.

Yeah, I applaud it.

Yeah, I applaud it.

I remember from the club, people would sit in the back. They were supportive, I guess. But also there's that thing of like, maybe they'll die and then I won't die. You know, it's a really more cutthroat-y thing. There's been obviously all this stuff around the Saturday Night Live 50th. I can't get enough. I've read every book. I have watched everything to do with it.

I remember from the club, people would sit in the back. They were supportive, I guess. But also there's that thing of like, maybe they'll die and then I won't die. You know, it's a really more cutthroat-y thing. There's been obviously all this stuff around the Saturday Night Live 50th. I can't get enough. I've read every book. I have watched everything to do with it.

I remember from the club, people would sit in the back. They were supportive, I guess. But also there's that thing of like, maybe they'll die and then I won't die. You know, it's a really more cutthroat-y thing. There's been obviously all this stuff around the Saturday Night Live 50th. I can't get enough. I've read every book. I have watched everything to do with it.

But for my money, there was not enough time spent on people's auditions. And there's a whole series about it. But there's a thing where Bill Hader's in the elevator and one of them had props and the other one didn't have props. It was like Andy Samberg and him and they're being like, shoot, I should have brought props. The other one being like, I shouldn't have props.

But for my money, there was not enough time spent on people's auditions. And there's a whole series about it. But there's a thing where Bill Hader's in the elevator and one of them had props and the other one didn't have props. It was like Andy Samberg and him and they're being like, shoot, I should have brought props. The other one being like, I shouldn't have props.

But for my money, there was not enough time spent on people's auditions. And there's a whole series about it. But there's a thing where Bill Hader's in the elevator and one of them had props and the other one didn't have props. It was like Andy Samberg and him and they're being like, shoot, I should have brought props. The other one being like, I shouldn't have props.

That thing of like, how do you start these careers is so fascinating to me.

That thing of like, how do you start these careers is so fascinating to me.

That thing of like, how do you start these careers is so fascinating to me.