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Lorne Michaels let Robert Smigel get away with a lot on “SNL” in the 90s | Salon Talks
Comedian, director and writer Robert Smigel reflects on working at “Saturday Night Live” in the “insane” 90s, collaborating with Adam Sandler on family films, and some of his most iconic “SNL” sketches from the “Ambiguously Gay Duo” to “Christmastime for the Jews.”
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Congratulations Mary Elizabeth, that has got to be one of the best interviews ever, certainly in the entertainment arena. Wish it would have gone on for an hour.
I was deeply shocked and laughing at “The Ambiguous Gay Duo”!
Smigel will always be comedy gold
Love You Sir Smigel. 💟Please write an autobiography with all the great stories of your experiences!
Great interview!
This was great. I usually see Robert interviewed by his friends. This is the best one.
I've been a Robert Smigel fan for decades now. Funny, talented. He's also an attractive man.
Smigel is a genius subversive
Great interview.
Norm is the last dangerous cast member.
@jorgy1470
8 ай бұрын
Was
Love his work!
The ambiguous gay duo best show ever!!
wow salon is still around lol thanks for selling the WELL
Enjoying the 1982 hotel wall decor.
Tv Funhouse the tv show is fantastic.
Cartoon TV FunHouse!
PaTOOOOMPH!!!!!!!
It’s Alexander the Jew!
You didn’t ask him about breaking into the capitol building.
@gregmize01
8 ай бұрын
are thinking of jay johnston from Mr Show? LOL. Smigel's a lefty.
@Challam3ow
8 ай бұрын
…. Smigel??? Highly unlikely. Where did you hear such silliness?
@DonoVideoProductions
7 ай бұрын
@@gregmize01I think the OP is talking about a shoot they did for Colbert's show. They were detained in the Longmont building, when they stayed after doing their scheduled interviews. They didn't break in anywhere.
@DonoVideoProductions
7 ай бұрын
C'mon, he didn't break in. They had permission to be there. It was all a misunderstanding.