Martin Short

I joined it in the spring of 82.

One.

One.

One.

What was your first year on SNL?

What was your first year on SNL?

What was your first year on SNL?

Right. Who was the host?

Right. Who was the host?

Right. Who was the host?

Oh, absolutely. Yeah, because it is so absurd, our life. Yes. That these perfect lives will end one day. Yeah. And that tragedy exists. There is a reason that the two masks are comedy and tragedy because they're both preposterous. And I think comedy has... saved my life endlessly, endlessly.

Oh, absolutely. Yeah, because it is so absurd, our life. Yes. That these perfect lives will end one day. Yeah. And that tragedy exists. There is a reason that the two masks are comedy and tragedy because they're both preposterous. And I think comedy has... saved my life endlessly, endlessly.

Oh, absolutely. Yeah, because it is so absurd, our life. Yes. That these perfect lives will end one day. Yeah. And that tragedy exists. There is a reason that the two masks are comedy and tragedy because they're both preposterous. And I think comedy has... saved my life endlessly, endlessly.

And being so lucky to be in the family I had, this Irish Catholic youngest of five siblings that are all still so close and all so funny. And all of us do Wordle every day, and everyone is mean to each other and insult each other, and it's perfect.

And being so lucky to be in the family I had, this Irish Catholic youngest of five siblings that are all still so close and all so funny. And all of us do Wordle every day, and everyone is mean to each other and insult each other, and it's perfect.

And being so lucky to be in the family I had, this Irish Catholic youngest of five siblings that are all still so close and all so funny. And all of us do Wordle every day, and everyone is mean to each other and insult each other, and it's perfect.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I hear someone laughing. My father would never have dinner with us, you know, because he was Irish, and he was a successful guy.