Susan Morrison (on Lorne Michaels)

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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard 1h 55m 8 speakers 4 chapters transcribed
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What is the significance of Lorne Michaels in comedy?

Unknown Speaker 2:43
knew that he was looking for someone for the second season of Severance and so they just really clicked and so what's really fun is now to watch the second season with her because she'll tell you like oh yeah the goats ran off there and this is when John Turturro was like crying because it was so fucking cold you know oh my god that's fantastic yeah it's fun to have that kind of commentary yeah for sure the inside scoop
Well, we send Adam Scott angry voice memos after every episode. That's kind of our participation in it. We yell at him for cliffhangers. Why is this taking so long? Are you guys shooting this show three hours a week? Why isn't there another season?
Unknown Speaker 3:23
I saw Adam and Ben on some talk show and someone said, when's season three? And I think Ben said, like, 2035.
Michael Weakley 3:32
Yeah, right. Yeah.
It's become an IQ test where it's like the gap between year one and two is three and then it's got to be six and then we go up to... Yeah, exactly.
Unknown Speaker 3:41
Susan, where are you from? Tough to answer that because when I was a kid, my dad worked for IBM, which meant that we moved every four years. So I was born in New Jersey and lived in Poughkeepsie and Denver and Stanford, Connecticut. And now I've lived in my apartment in New York for 40 years. So I think that makes me feel like I'm a New Yorker.
Michael Weakley 3:59
That qualifies...
I have a similar, I wonder if you attribute it to your childhood. We moved so much that in 30 years in LA, I lived in one single apartment for 10 years. Then I lived in a house for 16. And now we're here and I just don't ever want to.
Unknown Speaker 4:11
No, exactly. I think I will never move because my whole childhood was putting things in those Neptune moving boxes and unpacking them. And I always wanted to spare my kids that.

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