Peter Sagal

Ego Wodim grew up in Baltimore and headed out to USC to study biology, but got involved in the Los Angeles improv and comedy scene and ended up joining the cast of Saturday Night Live in 2018, which is great for all of us, but kind of sad for medicine, which could use a genuinely funny doctor. Ego Wodim, welcome to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you so much. Yay! Thank you.

Ego Wodim grew up in Baltimore and headed out to USC to study biology, but got involved in the Los Angeles improv and comedy scene and ended up joining the cast of Saturday Night Live in 2018, which is great for all of us, but kind of sad for medicine, which could use a genuinely funny doctor. Ego Wodim, welcome to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you so much. Yay! Thank you.

It's so much fun to talk to you. I was delighted to find out that you are a Baltimore girl. I love Baltimore people. Do you carry that with you proudly? Can you do the accent?

It's so much fun to talk to you. I was delighted to find out that you are a Baltimore girl. I love Baltimore people. Do you carry that with you proudly? Can you do the accent?

It's so much fun to talk to you. I was delighted to find out that you are a Baltimore girl. I love Baltimore people. Do you carry that with you proudly? Can you do the accent?

Okay. Well, here's something. Hey, as a person from Baltimore, can you tell me how much you love Old Bay seasoning?

Okay. Well, here's something. Hey, as a person from Baltimore, can you tell me how much you love Old Bay seasoning?

Okay. Well, here's something. Hey, as a person from Baltimore, can you tell me how much you love Old Bay seasoning?

Right. And if you run out of everything else, you'll just survive on Old Bay. Does Old Bay know this about you? Because they probably could use a celebrity spokesman of your stature.

Right. And if you run out of everything else, you'll just survive on Old Bay. Does Old Bay know this about you? Because they probably could use a celebrity spokesman of your stature.

Right. And if you run out of everything else, you'll just survive on Old Bay. Does Old Bay know this about you? Because they probably could use a celebrity spokesman of your stature.

Did you call them up? Did you go to their offices? Did you bang on the window like Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate yelling, Old Bay! Old Bay! You know, I did it, but I should have. Where were you? I'm sorry. I couldn't help you. We've loved you on Saturday Night Live for a long time, and I wanted to ask about this character who appeared just this spring for the first time.

Did you call them up? Did you go to their offices? Did you bang on the window like Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate yelling, Old Bay! Old Bay! You know, I did it, but I should have. Where were you? I'm sorry. I couldn't help you. We've loved you on Saturday Night Live for a long time, and I wanted to ask about this character who appeared just this spring for the first time.

Did you call them up? Did you go to their offices? Did you bang on the window like Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate yelling, Old Bay! Old Bay! You know, I did it, but I should have. Where were you? I'm sorry. I couldn't help you. We've loved you on Saturday Night Live for a long time, and I wanted to ask about this character who appeared just this spring for the first time.

Miss Eggie, your stand-up persona.

Miss Eggie, your stand-up persona.

Miss Eggie, your stand-up persona.

And this thing happened, I believe it was the first time Miss Eggie appeared, that instantly became like a classic Saturday Night Live moment, because one of Miss Eggie's bits is that she's always turning to the audience and asking them to finish her thought, right? And Miss Eggie, I should say, was doing this bit about all the terrible men she's known,

And this thing happened, I believe it was the first time Miss Eggie appeared, that instantly became like a classic Saturday Night Live moment, because one of Miss Eggie's bits is that she's always turning to the audience and asking them to finish her thought, right? And Miss Eggie, I should say, was doing this bit about all the terrible men she's known,

And this thing happened, I believe it was the first time Miss Eggie appeared, that instantly became like a classic Saturday Night Live moment, because one of Miss Eggie's bits is that she's always turning to the audience and asking them to finish her thought, right? And Miss Eggie, I should say, was doing this bit about all the terrible men she's known,