Marcello Hernandez’s SNL 50th Photo Shoot Mystery & VERY Late Super Bowl Hot Takes
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What mystery surrounds Marcello Hernandez's sweater from the SNL 50th photo shoot?
In the meantime, Marcelo comes back. I think he didn't even have a shirt on, which you do when you're 28. You're just, what?
What happened to the shirt? It's my dream to see him without his shirt on.
I love the way you don't, you're already thinking of the next joke.
You accept anything I say. I like to roll with it. Sometimes they talk fast. Yeah, but you can get a sense. And I just know, yeah, it's going to be about ****. I have the most janky setup day now.
Okay, Webster Dictionary, what's janky?
janky is like sketchy like uh is it screwed up like is that what it means when you see a guy like the guy that kind of walked by me and uh yeah started and told me i don't think you should be here on the street when i was walking and he just goes i don't think you should be here i go cool he was somewhere between fully homeless and like a normal guy and i'm like normal like a dressed up businessman but i'm like something's janky about this guy he's
I've always said this wisdom flash.
What are the hosts' VERY late hot takes on the Super Bowl?
Yeah. You get like a gut feeling. I go, something's up. And plus who walks up to me out of the blue, the middle of the street and just goes, I don't think you should be here. I'm like, great. Got to go.
I would say we got to help the homeless, but what are we going to do with the clueless? Yeah. Yeah. That was my wisdom flash.
I'm giving myself. I apologize that my quarter zip.
Yeah, it's fine. You look like a professional golfer.
I look like a professor or a golfer.
How do Dana and David engage in their hilarious Buzzing Around segment?
Can I get you a jean jacket? It's kind of army. Everyone needs a jean jacket. It's badass.
That's not the stolen one, though, is it?
No. Wait. No.
No.
Oh, yeah, it is stolen. We laugh. I stole it. But that's when Marcelo, one of my new best friends, he got my gap sweater and he's the last sweater gate.
We didn't even clear it up with him.
So I can't, I know, because I have to remember that I, but I didn't steal it.
What insights do the hosts share about the importance of subtitles in media?
I said, because I saw the price tag, it was like $100. Can I pay you for it? They said, I'll be right back. And then I guess it was like two and a half hours later, they said, all right, you can take it.
Oh, that was for the New York Magazine.
New York Magazine, sorry, on the cover with Molly Shannon. It's not illegal, is it? Whoops. I think we were all on the cover.
No, it was a fold out six covers, but I think we were number one. Oh God. That's just because of the, uh, the artistic, you know, we had a phone booth or something.
I was looking at it going, who has the most super famous people that would be on the cover? And it was, they try to even it out. They'd go someone from the really old school SNL middle.
What are the implications of AI in creative processes discussed in the episode?
They try to mix it all up.
Yeah, I was. It was quite a thing. What is it? Can you read it?
I love you like I love Montana. Okay. Okay, Billy Bob.
Yeah, I'm a native from Montana. There's no one from Montana. Archie Bunker, Carol O'Connor was from Montana. A couple of your stepbrothers were from, you know, Squampy Steve, your cousin, was from Montana.
Joder's family. I guess you didn't get the fly on the wall mug, hmm?
I guess I did.
How do Dana and David reflect on their experiences in the entertainment industry?
Well, Montana gets its day. Come on, man.
No one's hating on Montana. Other than being cold, I think I would go up there. So in summary, we never figured out this Marcello thing. You lent him a sweater. No. He thought it was trash because it was old, but it was old and cool.
No, quite the opposite. You were perfectly opposite. I bought the sweater at a Gap in New York City. This Gap $20 sweater just fits perfect, not too tight. So I brought it to the place for the photo shoot with Molly Shannon. Okay. And others.
What are the highlights from the guests' upcoming performances?
And then I had my eye on this because they had me wear this in the shot. And I went, you know, I've tried jean jackets on before. This one just fits nice in the color. So in the meantime, Marcelo comes back. I think he didn't even have a shirt on, which you do when you're 28. You just, what?
It's my dream to see him without a shirt on.
So being the charming young man he is, he goes, hey, do you have anything I could wear or anything? I go, well, I hadn't put the sweater on. He said, well, you could take that sweater, $20 sweater.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What mystery surrounds Marcello Hernandez's sweater from the SNL 50th photo shoot?
0:00–1:02
2
What are the hosts' VERY late hot takes on the Super Bowl?
1:02–1:34
3
How do Dana and David engage in their hilarious Buzzing Around segment?
1:34–2:07
4
What insights do the hosts share about the importance of subtitles in media?
2:07–2:55
5
What are the implications of AI in creative processes discussed in the episode?
2:55–3:33
6
How do Dana and David reflect on their experiences in the entertainment industry?
3:33–4:20
7
What are the highlights from the guests' upcoming performances?
4:20–5:04
8
What final thoughts do the hosts leave listeners with about the episode's themes?
5:04–1:00:52