Lazy Sunday

But to me, like 32 is just littered with amazing Will Forte moments, so he really gets unlocked in this season.

And then, yeah, Andy Samberg, of course, The Lonely Island, coming off the success of Lazy Sunday and Natalie's Rap.

They're gonna finally have a summer to, uh, film Hot Rod and then, you know, be working with Bill Hader and Lorne Michaels more and find their really voice and place at the show, and they're gonna produce some incredible digital shorts this year that we'll talk about.

So, uh, they are absolutely fantastic here, and then Kristen's gonna continue to dominate.

And it makes for kind of an uncomfortable humor, which is something that always works for me.

Uh, but yeah, I mean, listen, I love that you bring up Lonely Island because, A, that comes up in this episode too, uh, with the Lazy Sunday.

But also Tenacious D, I mean, they have to be the ancestor to Lonely Island no matter how you look at it because of the way they were doing comedy songs in the late '90s, early 2000s.

So I love that there was all this symmetry leading up to this episode and then what Lonely Island ends up becoming, so.

Is that about it?

... is when, like, um, uh, Lazy Sunday came out in, like-

Yeah

... '04, '05.

I don't know his whole story.

You could be jealous of yourself in the SNL skit Lazy Sunday because you had cupcakes.

That's true.

But you were playing yourself.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, it's the big one for sure.

I mean, I guess Lazy Sunday probably.

Yeah,