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Andrea Martin

Andrea Martin

American-Canadian actress and comedianWikipedia

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Sep 13, 2026

Moisés ChiullánHOST
4:59
Just want to throw it out there.
Moisés ChiullánHOST
5:00
You want to get some good Joe Flaherty, some Andrea Martin.
Moisés ChiullánHOST
5:03
Saturday Night Live, speaking of a possible future emergency tangent.
Moisés ChiullánHOST
5:08
Oh,
Dan BernsteinHOST
69:21
But they take chances, they swing hard, and your jaw drops when you realize what that cast was.
Dan BernsteinHOST
69:31
And at one point starting out when Harold Ramis was in the cast and the head writer, and you're talking about John Candy and Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas and Andrea Martin and Catherine O'Hara and Martin Short and Joe Flaherty and anybody else that came through there that I missed or I failed to mention.
Dan BernsteinHOST
69:50
You're brilliant, brilliant, brilliant people.
Dan BernsteinHOST
69:55
Number eight, Monty Python's Flying Circus.
Caitlin DuranteHOST
27:30
And it seems like, and this will be later confirmed, that Tommy was a former protege of Hedwig, but something happened between them and they had a falling out.
Caitlin DuranteHOST
27:43
The band's manager, Phyllis, played by Andrea Martin-
Jamie LoftusHOST
27:48
Ugh
Caitlin DuranteHOST
27:48
... of everything.

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Mia SchachterGUEST
43:53
Yeah.
Mia SchachterGUEST
43:54
Right, so then she rips up his passport and, um, what was I gonna say about...
Mia SchachterGUEST
43:59
Oh, yeah, that it's, like, a step too far for a lot of people, including Andrea Martin, Phyllis, the-
Caitlin DuranteHOST
44:05
Yes
Tonya MosleyHOST
41:54
SCTV, also known as Second City TV, was a low-budget sketch comedy show that originated in Canada in the mid-1970s and continued in syndication and on network and cable TV until 1984.
Tonya MosleyHOST
42:08
Its cast members over the years have included John Candy, Martin Short, Catherine O'Hara, and Andrea Martin, and the entire series has generally been unavailable to watch.
Tonya MosleyHOST
42:19
But beginning this month, all six seasons of SCTV are available to stream on Netflix.
Tonya MosleyHOST
42:26
Our TV critic David Bianculli is thrilled, and here's his review.
Tonya MosleyHOST
44:55
[spooky music] Count Floyd here, kids, reminding you to stay tuned this Saturday night for Monster Chiller Horror Theater.
David BianculliCORRESPONDENT
45:03
Some program offerings, like English for Beginners, are the kind of shows early morning TV used to present all the time, aimed at serving the public.
David BianculliCORRESPONDENT
45:12
Catherine O'Hara plays the stern instructor, and Andrea Martin plays her confused but eager student.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:17
Hello, and welcome to English for Beginners.
Tom PowerHOST
0:37
Welcome to Q.
Tom PowerHOST
0:38
So where do you feel most at home? Is it at your own house, you know, the place you spend time with? Is it with your friends, maybe hanging out, playing sports or something like that? Is it when you're doing a particular thing? For the actor Andrea Martin, she's always felt her best and most at home when she's performing.
Tom PowerHOST
0:55
It started when she was a kid, and acting kind of became an outlet for her creativity.
Tom PowerHOST
1:00
By the time she was in her 20s, she'd been cast in this now legendary Canadian production of Godspell, and then SCTV, the sketch show she made alongside her friends Catherine O'Hara and John Candy and Martin Short, etc., She won Tony's for My Favorite Year and Pippin on Broadway.
Tom PowerHOST
1:52
I mean, I think you can relate to that too, right? Like sometimes the best thing about work is the social element, the chatting, the camaraderie, the inside jokes.
Tom PowerHOST
1:59
That's what can make a bad day better.
Tom PowerHOST
2:02
Andrea Martin came in because she received something called the Icon Award by the Hollywood reporter Women Entertainment Canada for her career.
Tom PowerHOST
2:10
But I wasn't prepared for how honest she would be about her own family and chosen family and how she put me through my paces.
Chris FeilHOST
4:15
Oh, so good.
Chris FeilHOST
4:16
I love Andrea Martin in this.
Chris FeilHOST
4:17
Have you ever watched the deleted scenes?
Joe ReidHOST
4:20
i'm sure i have at some point in my life but i probably i didn't this time around
Chris FeilHOST
4:23
they were trying to put in a whole bit which i'm sure was like andrea martin's idea or something that phyllis stein had like an implant in her teeth that like she could answer her phone with her teeth
Joe ReidHOST
4:42
Andrea
Chris FeilHOST
4:43
Martin.
Chris FeilHOST
4:50
I think this movie registers and lives on with people who love it for many, many, many, many reasons.
EvelynNARRATOR
43:22
They were alternatively construed as out-of-touch and elite.
EvelynNARRATOR
43:26
The comedians Catherine O'Hara and Andrea Martin satirized those tropes in a 1981 parody sketch called i'm taking my own head screwing it on right and no guy's gonna tell me it ain't in which o'hara proclaims she's happy only when she's working twenty-one hours a day and Martin complains that she feels like a prisoner in her own home.
EvelynNARRATOR
43:50
Even as series like The Mary Tyler Moore Show used humor to gently push forward feminist ideals, feminists were typically the butt of jokes in stand-up routines and on late-night shows.
EvelynNARRATOR
44:05
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the August 30th issue of the New York Times Magazine on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Skyler HanrathHOST
24:40
When you're not expecting gas and you've left all the latinum out.
Alice WetterlundHOST
24:44
After that scene, and they tease the appearance of Moogie, you're going, well, what's about to happen? Because we remember the first appearance of Ishka, who is Cork and Ram's Moogie, was played by Andrea Martin.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:05
And Andrea Martin is amazing and was incredible.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:09
And really, that episode was one of our higher rated, frangy ones ever.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:14
I mean, one of my favorite episodes, period.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:17
And then she was recast, unfortunately, because I was like, is it going to be Andrea Martin? Did she come back? And she didn't come back.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:26
I'm not seeing anything in the memory alpha about it.
Alice WetterlundHOST
25:29
I'm sure there's some lore or like maybe a little fight that was had, but it's not...
EvelynNARRATOR
43:22
They were alternatively construed as out-of-touch and elite.
EvelynNARRATOR
43:26
The comedians Catherine O'Hara and Andrea Martin satirized those tropes in a 1981 parody sketch called i'm taking my own head screwing it on right and no guy's gonna tell me it ain't in which o'hara proclaims she's happy only when she's working twenty-one hours a day and Martin complains that she feels like a prisoner in her own home.
EvelynNARRATOR
43:50
Even as series like The Mary Tyler Moore Show used humor to gently push forward feminist ideals, feminists were typically the butt of jokes in stand-up routines and on late-night shows.
EvelynNARRATOR
44:05
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the August 30th issue of the New York Times Magazine on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
John CrossHOST
43:44
just kind of like that.
John CrossHOST
43:45
You know what I mean? They should have been looking at Andrea Martin all the time.
John CrossHOST
43:47
But instead of looking at Andrea Martin, they're looking at some bimbo on the beach and they'll figure it out.
John CrossHOST
43:52
You know, they'll grow up and they'll figure it out that they should have been looking at Andrea Martin and her friend all the time instead of looking at the bimbos on the beach or whatever in, in that movie.
John CrossHOST
44:02
And so, you know, the two nerds are non-threatening the, the environmentalist character, like, yeah, he's a, a bore and he's, you know, um, a nerd about it.
John CrossHOST
44:14
And he's, um, mansplaining but he's not threatening he's not saying like

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