Margie Samuels
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129 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Margie Samuels’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You don't think he sent in some jokes from afar? He must have. I feel like you always texted him when we were doing one.
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It sounds great, but I feel a little like one of our listeners who just goes, I guess I got to Google that.
There's a reason for that.
Yeah, so Jizz In My Pants of Virginia jumped right to the censorship issue. We assumed it couldn't air. And we made a whole other clean version that I believe is on Spotify and Apple and everywhere, where it's Andy and Jorm making orgasm-y weird sounds. And I, ooh, in my pants.
I like the original, but then I like the censored as a second thing that you do. Oh, my God, the dog. You guys can't hear it, but it's happening. But yeah, but I feel like I would never want someone to hear the censored one. It's their first hearing of jizz in my pants.
Well, it was crazy because I remember this is jumping right to the end of the process. It was like Friday night and we had got a good cut going and we were like, wanted to flag it ahead of time. So we knew what was going on. And so we had asked Lauren to watch it way earlier than you would ever watch any other short to be like, we made a thing.
It has Yorma in it, number one, because we knew we were supposed to be cast and And we did it with our label. So it costs money, but not to SNL, which was also new. And it looks great. It had not spent one penny. It was record label money. So we had not had to ask permission to have it be Jorm and Andy.
We had just made it and it was going to come out the way music videos come out with or without SNL. But of course we wanted to tear on SNL. And so we just presented it to Lorne, like, look at this polished, cool new thing we made that has Justin Timberlake in a cameo as well, by the way. And do you want to air it? We're making a clean version. And he was like, yeah, I want to air it.
And it can air like that. It doesn't need to be a clean version. That's fine. Jizz is fine. And we were like, what is it? To me, it was a dirtier word than dick. Almost any word that's on the show. Yeah. And it went all the way to Jeff Zucker, who was running NBC at the time, and he had to watch it. And he said, it's OK as long as it's after 1230. And that is why it aired so late.
Was he at the show?
Something like that.
Yeah. We might not have even had the clean one quite done. We might have been like, and if it's not airable, we're going to work on a clean one for next week.
Oh, it was a useful teaching tool. Ah. Yeah. It was educational. For the birds and the bees.
Oh, that's a great title.
The week before.
Yeah. It was the first music video DP from that world where we had a production company that only does high-end music videos and commercials. And I had done those We Are Scientists music videos and the Eagles of Death Metal one. So I had been in that world before. Yes. It was not the first time knowing how that operates, but it was... It's just getting an entire crew.
It was like having the crew of SNL, but they're all just to make your short as opposed to us operating on the fringes of something. Everyone just showed up to a job and the job was make this music video. So the focus we got out of everybody was incredible. And they're used to operating and doing things and trying to make them as MTV ready as possible. So their default mode was a very cool mode.
Yes. And it felt great to be in it.
Do you remember? Was it a one day or two day shoot? It might've still been a one, a very long one day.
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