Matt Bellany

it's they they do a really deeply produced Laverne and Shirley license the music that probably took them two weeks to shoot that thing it was so important and it's like it's so unbelievably dated for someone watching now and I just think that that was one thing that was tough for me is that now that I watch it at 13 there were so many ref I didn't know who Dick Van Patten was I didn't know Ravi Shankar and all that shit like I barely knew Laverne and Shirley Darren's

it's they they do a really deeply produced Laverne and Shirley license the music that probably took them two weeks to shoot that thing it was so important and it's like it's so unbelievably dated for someone watching now and I just think that that was one thing that was tough for me is that now that I watch it at 13 there were so many ref I didn't know who Dick Van Patten was I didn't know Ravi Shankar and all that shit like I barely knew Laverne and Shirley Darren's

it's they they do a really deeply produced Laverne and Shirley license the music that probably took them two weeks to shoot that thing it was so important and it's like it's so unbelievably dated for someone watching now and I just think that that was one thing that was tough for me is that now that I watch it at 13 there were so many ref I didn't know who Dick Van Patten was I didn't know Ravi Shankar and all that shit like I barely knew Laverne and Shirley Darren's

Sergeant York, all that. I didn't know any of that stuff. It was still funny the way he was saying it, so I would laugh. But you probably got that stuff.

Sergeant York, all that. I didn't know any of that stuff. It was still funny the way he was saying it, so I would laugh. But you probably got that stuff.

Sergeant York, all that. I didn't know any of that stuff. It was still funny the way he was saying it, so I would laugh. But you probably got that stuff.

Well, Hartman was the ultimate glue guy in that he would do some solo stuff, but he could tie it together with the cast. Meyer's stuff where he really shined was either him by himself, like Simon, or like Lothar mostly, or Wayne and Garth, but like a sketch comedy prodigy. The backstory for him is everyone tells their audition story. Mike Myers did not audition for SNL.

Well, Hartman was the ultimate glue guy in that he would do some solo stuff, but he could tie it together with the cast. Meyer's stuff where he really shined was either him by himself, like Simon, or like Lothar mostly, or Wayne and Garth, but like a sketch comedy prodigy. The backstory for him is everyone tells their audition story. Mike Myers did not audition for SNL.

Well, Hartman was the ultimate glue guy in that he would do some solo stuff, but he could tie it together with the cast. Meyer's stuff where he really shined was either him by himself, like Simon, or like Lothar mostly, or Wayne and Garth, but like a sketch comedy prodigy. The backstory for him is everyone tells their audition story. Mike Myers did not audition for SNL.

He was doing a display at the Second City in Toronto. Martin Short saw him and called Lorne Michaels and said, you have to hire this guy. Did not audition, was hired. That's unheard of, no audition. And he came on in the middle of a season, mid-season replacement. And by the end of the season, he was already doing these characters and then became a star really fast.

He was doing a display at the Second City in Toronto. Martin Short saw him and called Lorne Michaels and said, you have to hire this guy. Did not audition, was hired. That's unheard of, no audition. And he came on in the middle of a season, mid-season replacement. And by the end of the season, he was already doing these characters and then became a star really fast.

He was doing a display at the Second City in Toronto. Martin Short saw him and called Lorne Michaels and said, you have to hire this guy. Did not audition, was hired. That's unheard of, no audition. And he came on in the middle of a season, mid-season replacement. And by the end of the season, he was already doing these characters and then became a star really fast.

That's the weirdest niche, dude. That is the guys where you're like, oh, that person. Jay Moore, Downey Jr., Stiller. Those really talented people who just didn't fit or something.

That's the weirdest niche, dude. That is the guys where you're like, oh, that person. Jay Moore, Downey Jr., Stiller. Those really talented people who just didn't fit or something.

That's the weirdest niche, dude. That is the guys where you're like, oh, that person. Jay Moore, Downey Jr., Stiller. Those really talented people who just didn't fit or something.

I care now. And it goes back deep. Myers would do Wayne for years before SNL. It would be part of his Second City stuff. You have this character named Wayne. Gets to SNL and he's like, all right, I want to do Wayne. He's this guy who likes heavy metal and is funny. And they're like, no, you got to have a wingman. You got to have somebody else.

I care now. And it goes back deep. Myers would do Wayne for years before SNL. It would be part of his Second City stuff. You have this character named Wayne. Gets to SNL and he's like, all right, I want to do Wayne. He's this guy who likes heavy metal and is funny. And they're like, no, you got to have a wingman. You got to have somebody else.

I care now. And it goes back deep. Myers would do Wayne for years before SNL. It would be part of his Second City stuff. You have this character named Wayne. Gets to SNL and he's like, all right, I want to do Wayne. He's this guy who likes heavy metal and is funny. And they're like, no, you got to have a wingman. You got to have somebody else.

He tells the story that he said, all right, I picked Dana Carvey because he was the best person in the cast. But then I also hear he doesn't want him in the movie, even though he's in the sketch. And I've heard you guys talk about the Dr. Evil stuff, which is, Carvey has said it. I mean, I think he was on Howard Stern saying, it's not just the voice.

He tells the story that he said, all right, I picked Dana Carvey because he was the best person in the cast. But then I also hear he doesn't want him in the movie, even though he's in the sketch. And I've heard you guys talk about the Dr. Evil stuff, which is, Carvey has said it. I mean, I think he was on Howard Stern saying, it's not just the voice.