Teri Hatcher

And, um...

And I remember, I think at the end, I had to say a nasty word to him.

And I really had a hard time.

Somehow we connected on Instagram not that long ago.

And he was reminding me that I had a hard time saying nasty words.

Oh, you are?

That's a deathbed thing.

Like I often will look at life from the point of view, like I'll look at something that's happening and I'll think like, okay, on my deathbed, am I gonna be like, I'm glad I did this or, you know, that wasn't that important.

And it's definitely, I mean, it is definitely a thing that on my deathbed I get to go.

And I had that experience where I hosted Saturday Night Live once.

Oh, my God.

When your career's as long as, you know, it's like three decades at least, it just feels like a different person.

It feels like, like I also originated...

the national tour off of Broadway of Cabaret playing Sally Bowles after Natasha Richardson.

And I did seven months, LA, Chicago, Boston, and DC.

And that was a huge show and, you know, hugely successful and a lot of energy and,

And that was in 1999, 2000.

And I look at that and I go, I don't even know who that was.

It's so different now.

It's so weird.