KPCS: Bill Hader  

I cry

You have to be funny to do that.

Yeah and you just did with this video!

That's supposed to be funny?!? I remember laughing at some of the stuff that the original? (Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray...) cast did, but then checking back every now and then through the years, only to ask myself: "Who the hell finds these people even vaguely funny???"

@@bluewater3783 Bill Murray joined in the middle of Season 2.

@@puremercury Thank you! 🙂

I don’t get this joke….can someone reply and explain ?

@@seanbiller1241 It was a gay joke. He was telling him to leave his attitude for the gay bars he obviously visited. In the old days, gays would have to be discreet, if not completely secret, so their meeting places usually were nondescript and hidden from the street.

Very smart and articulate as well... funny that he got such bad grades in school, an example of how useless school can be in evaluating people.

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@@NondescriptMammal I don't find him funny, but I think that most K-12 education is absolutely Pathetic. I Hated high school, but eventually went on to earn a PhD. Most of my K-12 education was a huge waste of time... except for being able to study French--but even that was somewhat pathetic because there was an asshole student in at least one of my years that my poor teacher had to put up with: she should have had the power to simply de-enroll him from the class as a Trouble-Maker, but instead we all had to waste our time on his disruptions...

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9lE6UHYafJM.html Hopefully this does the right time...

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not all heroes wear capes

Thank you

They talk so much about it, they perhaps will Do it :)

Was thinking that as well ! Did you see Carvey’s CK sings the Beatles ? Try to find it - pretty funny.

Sallie Neblet that’s what keeps me coming back to this video

Maybe the SNL actor/writers knew who Kasey Kasem was because they were all show biz and TV freaks from an early age, same with the crew plus some are older, and the audience is all young people with no knowledge of who he was.

@@emjayay what??!! I'm only 40 and I'm very aware of who Kasy Kasem is. He's very very much a part of Gen Xs on into the first few Gen Y's/Millenials peripheral perception... Have you ever been to a taping of Saturday Night Live? I have and I can clearly tell you it isn't comprised of fans of The Hunger Games. It really is a pretty wide cross section demographically speaking but it's average age is late 30s early 40s. And that's also the primary demographic of home audiences,. Which is a big reason why it's latest reincarnation has been so successful mining political parody the past few seasons. At this point in it's history SNL is catering to the very audience that grew up with it and have never known a time when it didn't exist. That audience can appreciate the fun takes of massive well known pop stars and young Hollywood like Kayne and Bieber . But they unlike their children are far more aware and invested in their knowledge about a different kind of celebrity.. politicians. So you can see by the type of sketches they are majorly doing regarding politics that their target audience ins middle aged gen xers and maturing millennials. Younger people aren't staying home on Saturday nights just to peep SNL. Unless it happens to be in a social house party and it's on or they are having a random quiet sat night at home... I'm not sure what you have based your conclusion on but it's fairly inaccurrate

Better than Conan let's be honest

@HeckSusD23 Check out what the great Bill Murray had to say about our Bill, to Howard Stern.

I honestly think that "sassy asides" line bombed because it sounds like he said "save your sassiest sides" and by the time you realize what the line was, it's too late.

This episode is also known as Kev's Fav here on yt.

do u know where i can find the full movie ??

@@name4877 thank you very much ! i actually found an app where there are many movies for free but tysm for the help !!

@@f63246 crave!

"Whats Next? A jew in a tracksuite?" :)

Wait why do you listen to the same interview over and over, whats the point of that, dont you have it remembered by now?

Same here.

same here!

Here's the thing though, few talk show hosts can pull off a 2+ hour interview, Conan would struggle greatly for example

Saw the Tom hanks interview what an educational experience and the two hours flew now I’m finding about Hader’speanut allergy hilarious and scary story comic fodder and movie magic!!

gibberconfirm He did do impressions before snl. The Al Pacino bit he used in his audition was some he did at open mics. His whole family did impressions according to him.

​@@robertacevedo5601 I think he said he learned Al Pacino for his audition. However, I also heard him saying that when Megan Mullaly first saw him, he did the James Mason at a donut shop with an expired gift certificate bit. And yes, his family does voices and he used to do impressions of his friends and family, but he never really did any impression of famous people

When was the "comedy boom" and also what is it??

Me too, such an amazing show. I want to know everything about it.