Rachel Dratch

Unconscious, unconscious.

Like you're seeing Gilda Rounder and you're seeing John Belushi and you're not thinking like, but she's a woman doing this.

You're just like getting this sort of role model.

You're getting the mother bird imprint on the baby bird.

Yes.

So Carol Burnett was definitely like that.

Just the silliness, the joy and being silly, the joy and like,

making faces that make you look like you're not a lady, acting like you're not a lady.

Like that all was just so joyous and so good for girls to see.

But again, I don't want to get all free to be you and me.

Children, you should know.

You didn't know you were getting the message you were getting.

Yeah.

And just like full tilt clowns, you know, like clowning around, you know, like when she did Once Upon a Mattress.

Okay.

Let's talk about that.

It seems like that might've been, what the hell do I know talking about this time period, but it seems like it might've been kind of really like freeing and groundbreaking to have this woman getting to add all this physical comedy into this.

part that I'm sure, you know, it's like you're adding in so much physical comedy into that part.

Yeah.

Get the answer, Nicola.