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Dick Ebersol

Dick Ebersol

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Sep 23, 2026

Kevin HarlanGUEST
28:39
And, and but was...
Kevin HarlanGUEST
28:40
An- and he got this from Dick Ebersol and said that, you know, that the, the conversations are so important, and, and how to, how to manage those during a game while not losing sight of the game are huge, and, and the storytelling that's involved.
Kevin HarlanGUEST
28:55
The difference now between TV and TV 30, 40 years ago is we do have more commercial breaks, we've got far more replays and technical, uh, gee whiz things that happen, that that takes a lot of that conversational stuff out of it because the truck has got...
Kevin HarlanGUEST
29:12
You know, they're loaded to go, yet, you know, the thing that maybe we remember from Gowdy and L.D. Rogatus or, or, or Madden and Summerall, is that we were kind of limited back in the day.
Carter RoyHOST
22:45
That year, he falls out of favor at Saturday Night Live after appearing as a guest for almost a decade.
Carter RoyHOST
22:52
Dick Ebersol is the producer who takes over the show after Lorne Michaels leaves for a few seasons.
Carter RoyHOST
22:58
He doesn't seem to be fond of Andy's energy.
Carter RoyHOST
23:02
He bumps Andy from an episode at the last second.
Carter RoyHOST
23:05
They get into a screaming match about it backstage.
Carter RoyHOST
23:09
Uh, what the public doesn't know is that it was Dick Ebersol who first turned Lorne Michaels on to Andy's act.
Carter RoyHOST
23:16
Now, eventually, Ebersol claims that the public fight was something that Andy cooked up.
Carter RoyHOST
23:23
But on November 20th, 1982, Saturday Night Live puts Andy's place on the show to a vote.
John SchneiderHOST
32:38
Yeah.
John SchneiderHOST
32:38
That's a good pivot point where we're gonna head over to, I called it the Ebersol era.
John SchneiderHOST
32:42
I know it's the Dumanian-Ebersol era, but here we go.
John SchneiderHOST
32:45
These are all the sketches from Season 6 through 10 that made the countdown.
John SchneiderHOST
32:49
So just one Season 6 representation here with Script in Development.
John SchneiderHOST
35:06
477 for that one.
John SchneiderHOST
35:07
So, uh, disappointing that that wasn't even considered, but there was sort of, like, a runner with Larry the Lobster, so I think that maybe that kind of was hard to pinpoint how to really vote for it.
John SchneiderHOST
35:17
But it was a big moment for the Ebersol era.
Shalewa SharpeGUEST
49:48
they weren't Lorne years.
Shalewa SharpeGUEST
49:50
And I can't remember if Lorne came back and was just like these or Dick Ebersold.
Shalewa SharpeGUEST
49:55
They just did a clean house.
Shalewa SharpeGUEST
49:57
Right.
JP SorrowHOST
56:25
Exactly
Jack EncarnacaoHOST
56:25
... just like Dick Ebersol snickered about Vince behind his back in '85.
JP SorrowHOST
56:28
Exactly.
JP SorrowHOST
56:28
They're, they're still fucking counting the minutes.
Tom ZappalaHOST
14:18
Uh-
Lou BlassieHOST
14:19
Dick Ebersol?
Tom ZappalaHOST
14:20
It was right after him.
Lou BlassieHOST
14:21
Okay.
Chuck HinesHOST
38:48
We gotta pony up to protect what is ours and keep it" and see if they can kinda like do what, you know, what NBC's done with the, the Olympics over the years.
Chuck HinesHOST
38:59
You know, once they got the Olympics, Dick Ebersol started negotiating these multi-Olympic deals.
Chuck HinesHOST
39:06
Like used to be they would just be done one at a time.
Chuck HinesHOST
39:10
But he's like, "Nope, I want, I want the, this Olympics, this Olympics, and this Olympics, and I want the winter ones too, and here's what we're willing to pay." And they put so much money out there that, that the Olympic Committee couldn't say no.
Thomas SenaHOST
43:43
Mm-hmm
Denny DillonGUEST
43:44
... you know, when everything came down and we were all in and out of the new producer, Dick Ebersol's office, we all had to go in and out, that's when Charlie was fired.
Thomas SenaHOST
43:54
Yeah, yeah.
Thomas SenaHOST
43:55
And-

7 MINS LATER

Thomas SenaHOST
51:13
It was.
Thomas SenaHOST
51:14
Yeah, Jean, Jean, um, got fired and Dick took-
Denny DillonGUEST
51:18
He was fired and then Dick Ebersol came in.
Thomas SenaHOST
51:19
Yeah.
Jeremy DoveHOST
11:28
It's by far the best thing that Charles did.
Jeremy DoveHOST
11:33
I almost wish he could have just stuck to those and appeared in a sketch here and there, and I think His SNL career would have looked better than what it was.
Jeremy DoveHOST
11:45
And who knows if the less you got of Charles, maybe Dick Ebersole would have kept him for the next season.
Jeremy DoveHOST
11:51
I don't know.
Jeremy DoveHOST
11:51
Because he does, as tough as we were on him, I'm not going to sit here and say I don't see the talent in Charles Rocket either.

1 HR 31 MINS LATER

Thomas SenaHOST
102:41
We get Christine Ebersole, Mary Gross and Brian Doyle Murray as the three new cast members.
Thomas SenaHOST
102:46
We saw Eddie Murphy skyrocket.
Thomas SenaHOST
102:48
We saw Dick Ebersole meeting his wife.
Stevie RichardsHOST
24:05
I mean, modern people would probably say, not so modern, but, but in this century would say Lawler.
Stevie RichardsHOST
24:10
But for my money, I have to say Jesse was just right there at the top to do everything during that time, and he was such a, a commodity that Dick Ebersol wanted J- this is after Predator.
Stevie RichardsHOST
24:24
When Jesse left for Predator and he was supposedly fired by Vince- They brought him back because Dick Ebersol requested Jesse for Saturday's main event to be the commentator on that with Vince.
Stevie RichardsHOST
24:34
So, th- that cache and that type of influence, you know, where on, on mainstream TV, uh, executive sees the value in you, that's, that's pretty big right there.
Stevie RichardsHOST
24:46
So I would say Jesse, obviously Jerry Lawler.

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