Famous hosts, musical guests and “Saturday Night Live” alumni turned out in full force for Sunday’s “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” tribute.
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00:00No, being here and seeing all these great people, I'm as excited as anybody would be, you know?
00:05I'm not like Tool Guy Jones. I'm still like, oh shit, Jason Momoa.
00:11Who's been like the coolest run-in that you've had?
00:13Oh, you know what? Billy Crystal and Al Franken at the party the other night.
00:19Yeah, I kind of hounded those guys and had them take pictures with me.
00:26It really is so crazy. It's like so many great people all around that it's hard to sum that up.
00:32Is there a sketch from your time on the show that you're still mad never made it to air?
00:36I'm not mad because they're really silly, you know?
00:41But yeah, there's sketches like I did this thing where...
00:47I mean, it's not even that funny. You can't describe sketches and then they'd be funny later.
00:53But there's nothing I feel bad about not getting on the air.
00:55Everything that got on the air, I was like, thank God, you know?
00:58Because it wasn't my greatest and it wasn't my most perfect work, but it was ready.
01:05My last question, what is a lesson you learned on SNL that you think is a good life lesson?
01:13Respect people that are ahead of you in years. Listen to them.
01:19I think when you're 20 years old, you have a lot of attitude about like, get out of here, I know what I'm doing.
01:24And I wish I would have listened a little more to people that were a little older and had some sage advice.