Sean Hayes

No, don't buy it.

Well, will you listen to your own?

Well, will you listen to your own?

Well, will you listen to your own?

Absolutely, yeah.

All right, good.

John Mulaney, I'm such a, and I think we all are such big fans. Your last Saturday Night Live was so, they're all great, but that last one was so fucking funny. Your monologue was genius. I was like, it was so funny.

John Mulaney, I'm such a, and I think we all are such big fans. Your last Saturday Night Live was so, they're all great, but that last one was so fucking funny. Your monologue was genius. I was like, it was so funny.

John Mulaney, I'm such a, and I think we all are such big fans. Your last Saturday Night Live was so, they're all great, but that last one was so fucking funny. Your monologue was genius. I was like, it was so funny.

How do you find such comfort and such ease?

Is it because you've been there so long?

It is like home, right?

It is a little bit like, yeah, it's like going back to school in a way because you fall right back into the same like fall back into the same insecurities and securities.

And in terms of doing the monologue, it's so scary and it's so many people that it's laughable.

I think I get relaxed because if something went wrong, it would go so wrong.

And there'd be no way around... No one could talk me down and go, it's okay that you accidentally... And you can't blame anyone else because you're writing your own monologue, right?

Yes.

And it's you right into the... Not right into the lens, but basically.

You're right.

I was hired as a writer.