Judd Apatow on SNL’s Future, Political Satire & Growing Up Obsessed with the Show | SNL 50
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Judd Apatow on SNL’s Future, Political Satire & Growing Up Obsessed with the Show | SNL 50
Judd Apatow reflects on Saturday Night Live’s 50-year legacy, sharing childhood memories of watching John Belushi, Gilda Radner, and Bill Murray.
He talks about recording and transcribing sketches as a kid, the show’s lasting impact on comedy, and whether SNL can continue without creator and producer Lorne Michaels.
Rob Schneider reflects on his most unforgettable SNL moments. He shares what it was like being labeled one of SNL's "Bad Boys" alongside Sandler, Spade, and Farley, and explains why SNL was the most fair and rewarding experience in show business. Plus, he gives his honest take on whether the show can survive without Lorne Michaels.
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Chris Kattan reflects on the overwhelming experience of celebrating SNL 50 alongside former and current cast members, legendary hosts, and comedy icons. He shares what it’s really like to be on Saturday Night Live, the importance of fearlessness in comedy, and how Lorne Michaels’ simple yet powerful “Good job” was the best advice he ever received. Plus, he reveals which comedy legends he was most excited to reunite with at the event!
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Heidi Gardner reflects on the SNL 50 red carpet, calling it the "comedy Oscars" and sharing what it’s really like behind the scenes at Saturday Night Live. She reveals her comedy Mount Rushmore pick, talks about her most memorable SNL host, and gives her thoughts on whether the show can continue without Lorne Michaels.
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Finesse Mitchell hits the SNL 50 red carpet, joking about being the best-dressed man in the room and reflecting on his time on Saturday Night Live. He shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, including Janet Jackson breaking during the infamous “Cork Soakers” sketch, his Black History Month skit, and the realest advice Lorne Michaels ever gave him.
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