Will Ferrell

And I was like, God, man, Lauren, I can't believe I used to do the show, like not even think twice about doing the show every week. And he was like, I thought he was going to give me the, you know, attaboy, like, like, you know, you were, no, you were great. You were wonderful. He was like, no, it's a young man's game.

And I was like, God, man, Lauren, I can't believe I used to do the show, like not even think twice about doing the show every week. And he was like, I thought he was going to give me the, you know, attaboy, like, like, you know, you were, no, you were great. You were wonderful. He was like, no, it's a young man's game.

And I was like, God, man, Lauren, I can't believe I used to do the show, like not even think twice about doing the show every week. And he was like, I thought he was going to give me the, you know, attaboy, like, like, you know, you were, no, you were great. You were wonderful. He was like, no, it's a young man's game.

It's a real piece of living history in terms of television and in terms of American comedy. Because when you're sitting at home and you just DVR it or turn it on at 1130, you have no idea during those commercial breaks that there's 100 people running around moving those sets. Right. Absolutely. It is such a...

It's a real piece of living history in terms of television and in terms of American comedy. Because when you're sitting at home and you just DVR it or turn it on at 1130, you have no idea during those commercial breaks that there's 100 people running around moving those sets. Right. Absolutely. It is such a...

It's a real piece of living history in terms of television and in terms of American comedy. Because when you're sitting at home and you just DVR it or turn it on at 1130, you have no idea during those commercial breaks that there's 100 people running around moving those sets. Right. Absolutely. It is such a...

I mean, I hope they never cancel that show because I don't think they'll ever do that type of show ever again. No, it's just it's an art form the way they they they put on that show. And they have. And it's surprisingly it is surprisingly funny that.

I mean, I hope they never cancel that show because I don't think they'll ever do that type of show ever again. No, it's just it's an art form the way they they they put on that show. And they have. And it's surprisingly it is surprisingly funny that.

I mean, I hope they never cancel that show because I don't think they'll ever do that type of show ever again. No, it's just it's an art form the way they they they put on that show. And they have. And it's surprisingly it is surprisingly funny that.

with how many things that can go wrong and and the fact that they only they write it in a week yeah it's crazy it it it's it's hit or miss for sure but it but it lands on its feet more often than than not and uh it's it's pretty impressive the whole

with how many things that can go wrong and and the fact that they only they write it in a week yeah it's crazy it it it's it's hit or miss for sure but it but it lands on its feet more often than than not and uh it's it's pretty impressive the whole

with how many things that can go wrong and and the fact that they only they write it in a week yeah it's crazy it it it's it's hit or miss for sure but it but it lands on its feet more often than than not and uh it's it's pretty impressive the whole

I remember when I was – my first year on the show, Kevin Nealon, who I was a big fan of, Kevin Nealon came back to kind of see a show and say hi to us. he, it was towards the end of that, my first year on the show. And he was like, you're really funny. You're like, great job. And I was like, I was like, thanks man. And he was like, let me give you some advice.

I remember when I was – my first year on the show, Kevin Nealon, who I was a big fan of, Kevin Nealon came back to kind of see a show and say hi to us. he, it was towards the end of that, my first year on the show. And he was like, you're really funny. You're like, great job. And I was like, I was like, thanks man. And he was like, let me give you some advice.

I remember when I was – my first year on the show, Kevin Nealon, who I was a big fan of, Kevin Nealon came back to kind of see a show and say hi to us. he, it was towards the end of that, my first year on the show. And he was like, you're really funny. You're like, great job. And I was like, I was like, thanks man. And he was like, let me give you some advice.

Like you don't have to score every week. Just keep that in mind. It's like, if you could look back on a season and count on you, like if you've done 10 funny things, um, then you've had a good year. Wow. So it took the pressure off of having to have a great show every week. It's like hitting 300 in baseball. If you hit 300, you're going to be in the Hall of Fame.

Like you don't have to score every week. Just keep that in mind. It's like, if you could look back on a season and count on you, like if you've done 10 funny things, um, then you've had a good year. Wow. So it took the pressure off of having to have a great show every week. It's like hitting 300 in baseball. If you hit 300, you're going to be in the Hall of Fame.

Like you don't have to score every week. Just keep that in mind. It's like, if you could look back on a season and count on you, like if you've done 10 funny things, um, then you've had a good year. Wow. So it took the pressure off of having to have a great show every week. It's like hitting 300 in baseball. If you hit 300, you're going to be in the Hall of Fame.

And if you could hit, well, 30% might be a little low. But if you could be funny 50% of the time, you would have a great year. That's a good batting average. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I took that to heart, but yeah.

And if you could hit, well, 30% might be a little low. But if you could be funny 50% of the time, you would have a great year. That's a good batting average. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I took that to heart, but yeah.