Kenan Thompson and Amy Poehler reflect on their 23-year tenure at SNL, discussing the evolution from young cast members to elder statesmen. The conversation highlights the importance of professional etiquette, maintaining emotional balance through highs and lows, and the deep personal connections formed within the SNL family, including memorable stories with Eddie Murphy, Chris Farley, and Maya Rudolph.
“If I could go back and tell people one thing, it would be try to do as well as you can in anything you're given. That simple thing gets people to just... everyone's nervous.”
“You can't say anything dirty, so you have to say put whipped cream on your business. The guardrails make it way funnier.”
“I think I became friendly to the process of it. Like I became a friendly useful tool if you will. So like all kinds of people would like write for me because I was able to deliver.”
“The people that last the longest [in Alone] are not the ones that celebrate the hardest and they're not the ones that take the losses so personally. They stay somewhat relatively even.”
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